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Intro to Microbiology
T f the hospital can leave patien...,
What are characteristics of norma...,
Where are normal flora derived from
21
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Introduction to Infectious Disease Epidemilogy
What is the goal of epidemiology ...,
What is the epidemiologic triad,
What is epidemiology
24
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Principles for using Anti-Infective Agents
How are anti infective agents dif...,
T f anti infective drugs could po...,
What are the five ds
14
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Approach to an antibiotic regimen
What are the goals of recommendin...,
What is the primary goal of antim...,
What are the 5ds of antimicrobial...
20
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Antibiotics: Protein synthesis
What moa for antibiotics is the m...,
T f the ribosome is made up of tw...,
What does a ribosome hold in plac...
11
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Antibiotic: Protien Synthesis inhibitors
What is the moa of macrolides,
What are the common macrolides,
T f the first macrolide antibioti...
45
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Microbiome in Infectious Disease: Allies and Adversaries
What is the microbiome,
What is gnotobiosis,
T f gnotobiotic organisms are usu...
24
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Antibiotics: Cell wall biosynthesis and its inhibitors
T f enzymes of cells biosynthesis...,
T f gram negative have a thick pe...,
What is the building block for pr...
30
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Antibiotics: Quinolones and Lipopeptides
What was the first quinolone what...,
T f nalidixic acid doesnt work we...,
What is the main target of quinol...
31
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Pediatric infectious Disease: Otis Media
T f otitis media is the most comm...,
Why has there been a decrease in ...,
What are the risks for antibiotic...
30
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Community-Acquired Pneumonia
How do mucous and ph make the nos...,
T f cilia constantly move mucus u...,
T f cough and gag reflex helps to...
47
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Upper respiratory Tract infections and Acute Bronchitis
Acute infections in which areas c...,
What is sinusitis,
How does sinusitis usually start ...
25
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Hospital Acquired pneumonia
What is hospital acquired pneumonia,
What is ventilator acquired pneum...,
What diseases can impair lung def...
37
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Anti-mycobacterial agents
For mycobacteria and norcardia wh...,
T f mycobacteria and norcardia gr...,
What are the two mycobacteria tha...
28
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TB Agents
What are the first line tb agents,
When using a multidrug regimen us...,
What is the moa to isoniazid
35
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Malaria
What is malaria,
What is the vector for malaria,
What are the four plasmodium gene...
47
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Infectious Diarrhea
What are risk factors for infecti...,
What are the three most common or...,
What are the two types of medicat...
40
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Parasitic infections
What are parasites,
What are examples of internal par...,
What is a host
47
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Endocarditis and Catheter IInfections
What is infective endocarditis,
Where is the place where endocard...,
T f a platelet fibrin deposition ...
51
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Acute Bacterial Skin and Skin Structure Infections
What are characteristics of purul...,
What is the 1st line treatment of...,
T f mssa and mrsa are just as pre...
38
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Central Nervous System Infections
What are abscess,
What is the most common infection...,
What are the treatment objectives...
35
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Febrile Neutropenia
What is febrile neutropenia,
T f fever is likely the earliest ...,
What primarily causes febrile neu...
28
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Osteomyelitis/Diabetic Foot infections
What is osteomyelitis,
What are the three types of osteo...,
T f hematogenous osteomyelitis is...
39
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Pathophysiology and Treatment Introdruction of Chronic Heart Failure
What is heart failure,
What are symptoms of heart failure,
T f heart failure will get worse ...
25
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Phamcotherapy of Heart Failure with Reduced Ejection Fraction
How does angiotensin ii contribut...,
How does aldosterone contribute t...,
How does norephinephrine contribu...
28
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Alternative Pharmacotherapy of Heart Failure with HF-Reduced
How does aldosterone antagonist a...,
T f aldosterone antagonist are us...,
What patients potentially take an...
30
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Sexually transmitted diseases
What are stds,
What are some less common stds,
What is the single most common de...
27
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Sexually Transmitted Diseases 2
T f women are more affected by sy...,
What are the stages of syphilis,
When does the primary stage of sy...
29
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Urinary Tract infection
What are the three types of lower...,
What is the main upper urinary tr...,
T f most urinary tract infections...
42
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Management of gynecological infections
What are three main categories fo...,
What are the three classification...,
What is an intrapartum infection ...
30
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Intraabdominal infections
What are the types of intra abdom...,
What are the main types of enteri...,
What gram positive bacteria needs...
36
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Pharmcotherapy of Antifungal Agents 1
What are the three types of fungi...,
T f canida albicans are all molds,
What type of fungi is cryptococcu...
34
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Pharmacotherapy of antifungal agents II
What are the most common causes o...,
What are presentations of cadidiasis,
What are the three options if a p...
22
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HIV
What are major risk factors for t...,
What body fluids infected with th...,
T f hiv is not transmitted throug...
18
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Nucleoside Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors and Non-Nucleoside REverse Transcriptase inhibitors (NRTIs + NNRTIs)
What are the nrtis nucleoside ana...,
What are the combination nrtis,
What is the moa of nrtis
24
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Pharmacology of Antiretrovirals
What drug class should be added t...,
What is in biktarvy,
What is in triumeq
23
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Pharmacology of Antiretrovirals 2
What are the three entry inhibito...,
Which entry inhibitor block at th...,
T f all entry inhibitors should o...
15
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