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Exam 2
What kind of cell is this 1,
What kind of cell is this 2,
What color are gram positive bact...
730  cards
Exam 2 - Cushman/Erdman (Drug Classes)
Beta lactam characteristics the 6...,
Beta lactam characteristics the 6...,
Beta lactam characteristics the 6...
267  cards
Exam 2 - Cushman/Erdman (Drug Classes) CONTINUED
Clindamycin is made from ________...,
Lincomycin clindamycin by adding 2,
Resistance in clindamycin is also...
70  cards
Exam 2 Erdman
What other bacteria do natural pe...,
What gram positive bacteria do na...,
What gram negative cocci do natur...
74  cards
Exam 2 Cushman Structures
What is this 1,
What is this 2,
What is this 3
104  cards
Exam 2 Continued
Which tetracyline does not displa...,
What is not affected by the major...,
Tetracylines spectrum of activity...
62  cards
Antibiotic Class Review (Erdman)
Penicillin mechanism of action 1,
Cephalosporin mechanism of action 2,
Carbapenem mechanism of action 3
73  cards
Spectra and Target Organisms
What is the spectrum for natural ...,
What is the spectrum for penicill...,
What is the spectrum for aminopen...
57  cards
Exam 2 Classifications
50s subunit 1,
30s subunit 2,
Bacteriostatic 3
13  cards
Exam 3 RTI
What are the three broad location...,
What is part of the upper airways...,
Nasopharynx defense mechanism 5 3
140  cards
Exam 3 - RTIs
Main physiologic mechanisms that ...,
Host defense mechanisms seen in t...,
Host defense mechanisms seen in t...
63  cards
Exam 3 - Skin/Soft Tissue Infections
Most skin and soft tissue infecti...,
What does ssti stand for 2,
What are the 3 main layers of skin 3
68  cards
Exam 3: Skin and Soft Tissue/Bone and Joint/Endocarditis
What are most skin and soft tissu...,
Mechanisms of defense against sst...,
Contents of normal skin flora 3
148  cards
Exam 3 - Endocarditis and bone/joint infections
What is the most common bug that ...,
What type of bone joint infection...,
Standard duration of abx treatmen...
42  cards
Exam 3 - Intraabdominal infections/C.Diff infections
2 types of intraabdominal infecti...,
Definition of peritonitis 2,
Definition of abscess 3
62  cards
Exam 3 - UTIs
What are examples lower urinary t...,
What are examples of upper urinar...,
Definition of uncomplicated uti 3
28  cards
Exam 3: C. Diff and Intraabdominal
What is the bi nap1 027 strain of...,
Definition of c diff 2,
Pathogenesis of cdi 3
16  cards
Respiratory Tract Infections I (Kays)
What are the most common bacteria...,
In what groups is streptococcus p...,
What are the risk factors for dru...
68  cards
Respiratory Tract Infections II (Kays)
What are the risk factors for hap...,
What is the predominant organism ...,
What are the factors associated w...
56  cards
Skin & Soft Tissue Infections (Erdman)
What patient group is most likely...,
What is the predominant bacteria ...,
True or false non bullous impetig...
33  cards
Exam 4 - Antivirals (Medchem-Stahelin)
There are __ __ classes of viruses 1,
What are the 6 different classes ...,
Viruses facts 3
151  cards
Exam 4 Stahelin
Replication cycle of hiv steps 1,
Why is there resistance to hiv dr...,
Hiv drug resistance rate 3
243  cards
Exam 4 - Med Chem: Fungal
Fungi overview diverse group of _...,
What are the two groups of fungi 2,
Yeast or mold 3
70  cards
Exam 4 - Fungal (Kays)
What are the most common fungal p...,
What are types of zygomycetes 2,
What are types of endemic fungi 3
122  cards
Exam 4 - Antivirals (Kays)
Acyclovir 1,
Acyclovir 2,
Acyclovir 3
34  cards
Exam 4 Kays
What candida species is starting ...,
Why can aspergillus be a problem 2,
What are endemic pathogenic fungi 3
243  cards
Exam 5 - Sepsis
Definition of bacteremia 1,
Definition of sepsis 2,
Sirs stands for 3
67  cards
Superficial Fungal Infections (Kays)
Thrush involves infection of the ...,
What bacteria is most commonly im...,
What is the most common opportuni...
94  cards
Invasive Fungal Infections (Kays)
Define prophylaxis 1,
Define early empiric therapy 2,
Define empiric therapy 3
20  cards
Antifungals (Kays)
What is amphotericin b s mechanis...,
What is flucytosine s mechanism o...,
What is the azole drugs mechanism...
173  cards
Exam 5 - Immunocompromised Host
Neutropenia an _______ less than ...,
How to find anc 2,
What are important risk factors r...
31  cards
Exam 4 - STIs
Congenital neonatal infections 1,
Congenital neonatal infections 2,
Congenital neonatal infections 3
42  cards
Immunocompromised Hosts (Kays)
Define neutropenia 1,
What anc count qualifies as neutr...,
How do you calculate anc 3
58  cards
Exam 5: Viral Hepatitis
What is hepatitis 1,
What is viral hepatitis 2,
How is hepatitis delta virus deve...
155  cards
Exam 5 - Hepatitis
What are the 3 main hepatitis vir...,
What does hepatotrophic mean 2,
The hepatitis viruses are all rna...
92  cards
Exam 5: HIV/AIDS
As a general rule combination ant...,
Hiv target cell 2,
How does hiv replication in humans 3
175  cards
Exam 5 - HIV/AIDS
General rule of treatment 1,
Hiv expresses receptor proteins _...,
T or f hiv is spread through brea...
112  cards
Exam 5: Opportunistic Infections
Normal cd4 count 1,
Average decline of cd4 cells per ...,
Cd4 cell counts __ and especially...
89  cards
Exam 5 - Opportunistic Infections (Erdman)
Normal cd4 count in adults 1,
Without art therapy a patient wit...,
When cd4 cell counts are _____ an...
66  cards
Exam 5: CNS Infections
Types of cns infections 1,
Function of skull vertbrae 2,
What produces csf 3
91  cards
Exam 4 - CNS Infections
What 5 things make up csf composi...,
Csf is made by ________ 2,
Normal ph in csf 3
64  cards
Exam 5: Pediatrics
Aom incidence 1,
Aom first episode difference 2,
Preventable aom risk factors 3
37  cards
Final - Peds ID
Preventable risk factors aom acut...,
Non preventable risk factors aom ...,
Ome or aom 3
61  cards
Exam 5: LaCount TB
Organism that causes tb 1,
What type of bacteria is tb 2,
What is afb 3
34  cards
Exam 5: Kays TB
Is latent tb infectious 1,
Standard therapy for tb 2,
Regimen 1 intensive phase options...
26  cards
Exam 4 - Tuberculosis
What bug causes tuberculosis 1,
Gram stain of mycobacterium tuber...,
What are factors associated with ...
81  cards
Exam 5 - Cystic Fibrosis
Autosomal dominant or recessive g...,
Cf is caused by a mutation in a g...,
What does enac stand for 3
67  cards
Exam 5: CF
What drug is used to fix the basi...,
Kalydeco generic name 2,
Kalydeco drug class 3
31  cards
Viral Hepatitis
Hdv requires ______ coinfection f...,
Which viral hepatitis type occurs...,
Hepatitis viruses are all rna bas...
154  cards
Exam 6: LaCount
What insect transmits malaria 1,
What organisms cause the vast maj...,
What species can cause malaria re...
51  cards
Exam 6 - Antimalarial
Malaria 1,
What vaccine is available for mal...,
Life cycle of plasmodium falcipar...
66  cards
Exam 6: Transplant
What is allograft rejection 1,
What is acr 2,
What is amr 3
69  cards
Final - Transplant
Immunology behind immunosuppressi...,
Immunology behind immunosuppressi...,
T cell activation requires _ _ si...
90  cards
Exam 6: Toxicology
Anion gap equation 1,
When is an anion gap present 2,
Osmolar gap equation 3
28  cards
Final - Toxicocolgy
Initial things to do when a poiso...,
Anion ga 2,
Anion gap is present when the val...
98  cards
Exam 6 - Sepsis
Definition of bacteremia 1,
Definition of sepsis 2,
Sirs stands for 3
67  cards
Kays - Exam 1
Gram positive bacteria stain _____ 1,
Gram negative bacteria stain ____...,
Difference between bacili and coc...
154  cards
Principles of Antibiotic Selection (Kays)
Gram positive bacteria stain _____ 1,
Gram negative bacteria stain ____...,
What is the difference between ba...
58  cards
Resistance (Kays)
What are pbps 1,
What is the most important pbp an...,
What are the 3 types of genetic e...
55  cards

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