antibiotics chart review MT1

Question 1

this beta-lactam is the DOC for strep spp and peptostreptococcus and active against E. faecilius

Answer 1

pen v

Question 2

this beta-lactam is the DOC for strep spp and peptostreptococcus and is active against E. faecilius, N. meningiditis and L. monocytogenes

Answer 2

pen G

Question 3

is pen V IV, PO or both

Answer 3

PO

Question 4

is Pen G IV, PO or both

Answer 4

IV

Question 5

this beta lactam is the DOC for MSSA and is active against strep

Answer 5

cloxacilin

Question 6

is cloxacillin IV, PO or both

Answer 6

both

Question 7

this beta-lactam is the DOC for strep, E. faecilius and peptostreptococcus and is active against N. meningiditis, H. influenzae and Proteus spp

Answer 7

amoxicillin

Question 8

this beta-lactam is the DOC for strep, E. faecilius, peptostreptococcus and L. monocytogenes. it is active against N. meningiditis, H. influenzae and proteus spp

Answer 8

ampicillin

Question 9

is amoxicillin IV, PO or both

Answer 9

PO

Question 10

is ampicillin IV, PO or both

Answer 10

both

Question 11

this beta lactamase contains a beta-lactase inhibitor and is the DOC for H. influenzae, M. catarrhalis and B. frag. it is also active against strep, MSSA, e. faecilius, l. monocytogenes, E. coli and klebsiella (non-ESBLs), salmonella, shigella, proteus spp and peptostreptococcus.

Answer 11

amoxi/clav

Question 12

is amoxi/clav IV, PO or both

Answer 12

both

Question 13

this beta lactam contained a beta-lactamase inhibitor and is the DOC for pseudomonas and B. frag. is also active against strep, MSSA, e.faecilius, l. monocytogenes, all easy to kill gram - bacteria (non-ESBLs), and peptostreptococcus

Answer 13

pip/tazo

Question 14

is pip/tazo IV, PO or both

Answer 14

IV

Question 15

these two first generation cephalosporins are the DOC for MSSA. they are also active against strep spp, peptostreptococcus, proteus spp, e.coli and klebsiella (non-ESBLs)

Answer 15

cephalexin and cefazolin

Question 16

is cephalexin IV, PO or both

Answer 16

PO

Question 17

is cefazolin IV, PO or both

Answer 17

IV

Question 18

this first generation cephalosporin is active against strep, MSSA, Peptostreptococcus, proteus spp., e.coli and klebsiella (non-ESBL)

Answer 18

cefadroxil

Question 19

is cefadroxil IV, PO or both

Answer 19

PO

Question 20

this generation of cephalosporin are DOC for no pathogens

Answer 20

second

Question 21

these two second generation cephalosporin is active against strep spp., MSSA, H. influenzae, M. catarrhalis, proteus spp., e.coli and klebsiella (non-ESBLs) and peptostreptococcus

Answer 21

cefuroxime and cefprozil

Question 22

is cefuroxime IV, PO or both

Answer 22

both

Question 23

is cefprozil IV, PO or both

Answer 23

PO

Question 24

this second generation cephalosporin is active against strep spp., MSSA, H. influenzae, M. catarrhalis, proteus spp,. E. coli and klebsiella (ESBLs), peptostreptococcus and B. frag

Answer 24

cefoxitin

Question 25

is cefoxitin IV, PO or both

Answer 25

IV

Question 26

this third generation cephalosporin is active against strep spp., all easy to kill gram -ve (non-ESBLs), Serratia and peptostreptococcus

Answer 26

Cefixime

Question 27

is cefixime IV, PO or both

Answer 27

PO

Question 28

this third generation cephalosporin is DOC for Viridans strep and H. influenzae. active against strep spp., MSSA, all easy to kill gram -ve bacteria (non-ESBLs), Serratia, citrobacter and peptostreptococcus

Answer 28

Cefotaxime

Question 29

is cefotaxime IV, PO or both

Answer 29

IV

Question 30

this third generation cephalosporin is DOC for viridans strep, H. influenzae and N. meninigiditis. active against strep spp., MSSA, all easy to kill gram -ve (non-ESBLS), Serrtia, citrobacter and peptostreptococcus

Answer 30

Ceftriaxone

Question 31

is ceftriaxone IV, PO or both

Answer 31

IV

Question 32

this third generation cephalosporin is DOC for pseudomonas spp. active against all easy to kill gram -ve (non-ESBL), serratia, citrobacter and peptostreptococcus

Answer 32

Ceftazidime

Question 33

is ceftazidime IV, PO or both

Answer 33

IV

Question 34

this fourth gen cephalosporin is DOC for citrobacter spp, and pseudomonas spp. active against strep, viridans strep, all easy to kill gram -ve (non-ESBLs), serratia and enterobacter

Answer 34

cefepime

Question 35

is cefepime IV, PO or both

Answer 35

IV

Question 36

this fourth generation cephalosporin is active against strep, viridans strep, MSSA, MRSA, H. influenzae, M. catarrhalis, E.coli and Klebs (non-esbls) and peptostreptococcus

Answer 36

Cefebiprole

Question 37

is cefebiprole IV, PO or both

Answer 37

IV

Question 38

this is a fifth gen cephalosporin. it is DOC for pseudomonas. active against strep, viridans strep, H. influenzae, M. catarrhalis, E.coli, Kleb (EBSLs??), proteus, Serratia, Citrobacter, Enterobacter, Peptostreptococcus and B.frag

Answer 38

Cefolozone/Tazoabactam

Question 39

this cephalosporin has NO gram positive coverage

Answer 39

ceftazidime

Question 40

this cephalosporin covers ESBLs

Answer 40

cefoxitin

Question 41

this carbapenem are active against strep, viridans strep, MSSA, all easy to kill gram -ve bacteria, all hard to kill gram -ve besides pseudomonas and acintobacter and peptostreptococcus

Answer 41

ertapenem

Question 42

these two carbapenems are active against strep, viridans strep, MSSA, all easy to kill gram -ve and hard to kill gram -ve (acintobacter is only variable) and peptostreptococcus

Answer 42

meropenem and imipenem

Question 43

are carbapenems IV, PO or both

Answer 43

IV

Question 44

this macrolide is active against M. catarrhalis, Chlamydophilia and Chlamidia

Answer 44

eryhtrocmycin

Question 45

is erythromycin IV, PO or both

Answer 45

Both

Question 46

this macrolide is DOC for chlamydia. active against H. influenzae, M. catarrhalis, Salmonella, Shigella and Chlamidophilia

Answer 46

azithromycin

Question 47

is azithromycin IV, PO or both

Answer 47

both

Question 48

this macrolide is active against H. influenzae, M. catarrhalis, and Chlamidophilia

Answer 48

clarithromycin

Question 49

is clarithromycin IV, PO or both

Answer 49

PO

Question 50

this tetracycline is the DOC for M. pneumoniae. active against MSSA, H. influenzae, M. catarrhalis, Peptostreptococcus and Chlamidophilia

Answer 50

tetracycline

Question 51

this tetracycline is the DOC for Chlamydia, Chlamidophilia and M. pneumoniae. active against MSSA, MRSA, H. influenzae, M. catarrhalis, and peptrostreptococcus

Answer 51

doxycycline

Question 52

this tetracycline is the DOC for M. pneumoniae. active against MSSA, MRSA, H. influenzae, M. catarrhalis, peptostreptococcus and chlamydia

Answer 52

minocycline

Question 53

are the tetracyclines IV, PO or both

Answer 53

PO

Question 54

this fluoroquinolone has no gram +ve coverage

Answer 54

cipro

Question 55

this fluoroquinolone is DOC for Shigella and Pseudomonas. active against all easy to kill bacteria except N. meningiditis. active against all hard to kill bacteria except acintobacter and active against chlamidiophilia and M. pneumoniae

Answer 55

cipro

Question 56

this fluoroquinolone is DOC for H. influenzae, Shigella, Pseudomonas chlamydia and chalmidophilia. active against strep, MSSA, all easy to kill bacteria except N. meningisitis, all hard to kill bacteria except acintobacter and active against peptostreptococcus and M. pneumoniae

Answer 56

Levo

Question 57

this fluoroquinolone is DOC for H. influenzae and chlamidophilia. active against strep, MSSA, all easy to kill except N. meningiditis all hard to kill except pseudomonas and acintobacter, peptostreptococcus and M. pneumoniae

Answer 57

moxi

Question 58

are fluoroquinolones IV, PO or both

Answer 58

both

Question 59

this amino glycoside covers e.coli, klebsiella, salmonella, shigella, proteus, serratia, pseudomonas, citrobacter and enterobacter

Answer 59

all ahminoglycosides! (gentamicin, tobramycin, amikacin)

Question 60

are ahminoglycosides IV, PO or both

Answer 60

IV

Question 61

this is glycopeptide is drug of choice for viridans strep and MSSA. active against MRSA, e. faecilius and e. faceium. (PO is DOC for c. diff)

Answer 61

vancomycin

Question 62

is vancomycin IV, PO or both

Answer 62

both

Question 63

this lincosamide is active against strep, MSSA, l. monocytogenes, and peptostreptococcus

Answer 63

clindamycin

Question 64

is clindamycin IV, PO or both

Answer 64

both

Question 65

this UTI med is active against MSSA, MRSA, L. monocytogenes, H. influenzae, M. catarrhalis, serratia and enterobacter

Answer 65

TMP-SMX

Question 66

is TMP-SMX IV, PO or both

Answer 66

both

Question 67

this medication is active against MSSA (S. Saprophyticus only), E. coli and Klebsiella

Answer 67

Nitrofurantoin

Question 68

is nitrofurantoin IV, PO or both

Answer 68

PO

Question 69

this medication is active against E. coli and klebsiella (ESBLS), proteus app and some spp of enterobacter

Answer 69

fosfomycin

Question 70

is fosfomycin IV, PO or both

Answer 70

PO