Points

Question 1

Exclusive bile secretion

Answer 1

Nafcillin
cefeperazone
cefetriazone
glycyclines

Question 2

Thrombophelebitis causing drugs

Answer 2

Vancomycin

cephlosporins

Question 3

kinecterus causing drugs

Answer 3

cephalosporins and sulfonamides

Question 4

Drugs uses against febrile neutropenia

Answer 4

cephlosporin 4 (cefeprime)
antipseudomonals drugs

Question 5

pseudomebranous colitis causing drug

Answer 5

amipcillin and clindamycin

Question 6

pseudomembranous colitis treatment

Answer 6

vancomycin and mtronidazole

Question 7

DOC of upper respiratory tract infections

Answer 7

ampicillin, macrolides and cotrimoxazole also used for upper respiratory infection

Question 8

DOC for lower respiratory tract infections

Answer 8

2nd genr cephalosporins

Question 9

UNcomplicated lower unrinary tract infections DOC

Answer 9

fosfomycin,

Question 10

DOC for COMpliacted UTI

Answer 10

4th gen cephalosporins

Question 11

effective against pneumococci

Answer 11

cefetixme , cefetriaxone, cefetazone

Question 12

parenterally not given drugs (cephlosposrin)

Answer 12

Fix-Lex-calor

Question 13

Mthyl-thiol containg drugs-

Answer 13

cefemandole, cefetetan, cefeprozone

Question 14

Hepatic encephalopathy and endocaridtis drug

Answer 14

neomycin

Question 15

DOC for whopping cough

Answer 15

erthromycin

Question 16

emperic therapy for community acquired pneumonia

Answer 16

MAcrolides

Question 17

3A4 activation and inhibition

Answer 17

activates carbapezamine metabolism

is inhibitied by chloramphenicol and streptogramins

Question 18

3A4 inhibitors

Answer 18

chloramphenicol and steptogramins

Question 19

NAT-2 metbaolism

Answer 19

isoniazid
hydralazine/procinamide
sulfonamides

Question 20

Isonizaid build up due to NAT-2 dysfunction

Answer 20

–> neurotoxcitiy

hepatotxicity

Question 21

hydralazine/procinamide build up AE

Answer 21

SLE

Question 22

sulfonamide from NAT-2 AE

Answer 22

SLE, hypersensitvity , hemolytic anemia

Question 23

non small cell lung carcinoma –> whats fucked up ?

Answer 23

EGFR (respond to gifitinib )

Question 24

CYP2D6

Answer 24

metabolizes antidepressant/antipsychotics/antiarthmetics/analgesics

Question 25

CYP2D19

Answer 25

clopidogrel converter

Question 26

CYP2c9

Answer 26

S-warfarin converter

Question 27

Y12 receptor for ?

Answer 27

clopidogrel

Question 28

CHronic alcohol use inducer or inhibitor of CYP ??

Answer 28

chronic --> inducer | Acute --> inhibitor

Question 29

gingkos biloba

Answer 29

inhibits plateltes aggregation

Question 30

difference between exudate and transudate >

Answer 30

Exudate only in inflammation and has protein

Question 31

B-lactamASES releasing organism

Answer 31

Staph-

Question 32

Effective EMPERIC treatment of endocarditis

Answer 32

penicillin + aminoglycoside

Question 33

Penicillin V given IV, orally, rectal, IM ?

Answer 33

Orally (for mild to moderate )

Question 34

Serious infection of succeptible organism use ?

Answer 34

Antipseudomonal species ??maybe

Question 35

what drug is insufficient in prostate and eyes ?

Answer 35

Penicillin

Question 36

parenteral admin only for ?

Answer 36

cephlopsorins except (cefexime, cefecalor, cefelexin )

Question 37

drug that can be used in CF patients

Answer 37

Monobactam, ciprofloxacin(inhalation for P.aeruginosa)

Question 38

Nephrotoxicity caused by topical use of a drug

Answer 38

Bacitracin

Question 39

Drugs that cause neutropenia

Answer 39

Clindamycin, nafcillin

Question 40

P.Aeruginosa coverage?

Answer 40

ceftazidime, cefperazone, carbecillin,piperacillin,ticaracillin, Ciprofloxacin(inhalation with CF patients) polymixin B(parenternal salvage Carbapenems(except ertapenem) Monobactum