Antibiotics and Shock Flashcards by Rachel Wheeler

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Drugs that inhibit cell wall synthesis

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Cephalosporins

Penicillins

Vancomycin

Bacitracan

Carbapenems

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Drugs that inhibit protein synthesis

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Chlorapheminicol

Erthromycin

Streptomycin

Tetracylcine

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Drugs that inhibit the synthesis of essential metabolites

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sulfa

trimethoprim

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Drug that inibits plasma membrane

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Plymyxcin B

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Drugs that inhibit nucleic acid/transcription

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Quinoles

Rifampin

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Xolair

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Reduces the antibody IgE.

Attached to mast cells and signal a reaction when an antigen binds to the receptor site.

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Immunizations

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Common antibiotic allergies

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Superinfections

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Immunogloins

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Cytokines

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Innate immunity

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Adapted immunity

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Active vs passive immunity

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organs involved in immunity

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older aduts immunity

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Newborn immunity

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Cardinal signs of inflammation

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Endoethelial cells in inflammation

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platlets in inflammation

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Neutrophils in inflammation

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Monocytes and macrophages in inflammation

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Esonophils in inflammation

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Basophils and mast cells in infalmamation

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Plasma cells in inflammation

stages of inflammation

Septicemia

Sepsis

septic shock

septic shock treatment

renal failure as a shock complication

Gi complications as a result of shock

DIC as a result of shock

lactic acidosis as a result of shock

hyperglycemia as a result of shock

fever as a result of shock

Electrolyte imbalances from shock

Shock causing lung damage

Allergy treatment

Anaphylaxis treatment

Hypovolemic shock

compensatory measures to hypovolemic shock

treatment for hypovolemic shock

Right vs left sided HF

bacteria resistance

streptococcus pyogenes

Beta lactam drugs

Cephalosporins

Bacitran

first choice for MRSA

tetracyclines

Macolides

Fluoroquinolones

Flagyl