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Antibiotics: Penicillins
What is the mechanism of action o...,
What is the spectrum of activity ...,
What are the indications of penic...
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Antibiotics: Cephalosporins
What is the mechanism of action o...,
What are examples of 1st generati...,
What does cephalexin and cefazoli...
18
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Antibiotics: Carbapenems
What does imipenem cover,
What does meropenem cover,
What does ertapenem cover
5
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Antibiotics: Monobactam
What is an example of mobobactam,
What is the mechanism of monobactams,
What does monobactams cover
4
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Antibiotics: Glycopeptide
What is the mechanism of vancomycin,
What does vancomycin cover,
What are the indications for vanc...
4
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Antibiotics: Aminoglycosides
What are examples of aminoglycosides,
What do aminoglycosides cover,
What are the indications for use ...
4
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Antibiotics: tetracyclines
What are examples of tetracyclines,
What do tetracyclines cover,
What are the indications for use ...
4
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Antibiotics: Clindamycin (Lincosamides)
What does clindamycin lincosamide...,
What are the indications of clind...,
What are the adverse effects of c...
3
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Antibiotics: Macrolides
What are the examples of macrolides,
What do macrolides cover,
What are the indications of macro...
4
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Antibiotics: Quinolones
What are the examples of quinolones,
What is the mechanism of quinolones,
What is the spectrum of quinolones
5
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Antibiotics: Metronidazole (Nitroimidazole)
What is the mechanism of metronid...,
What is the spectrum of metronida...,
What are the indications of metro...
4
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Antibiotics: Trimethoprim Sulfamethoxazole
What is the mechanism of trimetho...,
What is the spectrum of activity ...,
What are the indications of trime...
4
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Anti TB Drugs
What are the examples of rifamycin,
What are the adverse effects of r...,
What is the mechanism of drug res...
12
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Antifungals: Azoles
What is the mechanism of action o...,
What are the side effects of fluc...,
What are the side effects of itra...
9
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Antifungals: Echinocandin
What is the mechanism of echinoca...,
What are the examples of echinoca...,
What is the spectrum of activity ...
4
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Antifungals: Polyenes
What is the mechanism of polyenes,
What are examples of polyenes,
What is the activity of polyenes
4
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Antivirals: Acyclovir
What is the mechanism of action o...,
What is the activity of action of...,
What are examples of of action of...
4
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Antivirals: Ganciclovir
What is the mechanism of ganciclovir,
What are examples of ganciclovir,
What is the activity of ganciclovir
4
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Antiretrovirals: Non-Nucleoside Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors (NNRTI)
What is the dosing of efavirenz,
What is the side effects of efavi...,
What is the dosing of nevirapine
4
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Antiretrovirals: Nucleoside/ Nucleotide Reverse Transcriptase inhibitors (NRTI/NtRTI)
Which nrtis have hepatitis b acti...,
What are the side effects of abac...,
Which nrtis have minimal toxicity
6
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Antiretrovirals: Protease Inhibitors (PI)
What are some examples of proteas...,
What are the side effects of ataz...,
What are the side effects of daru...
5
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Antiretrovirals: other classes
What is an example of integrase i...,
What is an example of integrase i...,
What is an example of ccr5 antago...
5
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Antimalarials
What is the treatment for plasmod...,
What is the treatment for plasmod...,
What is the treatment for plasmod...
9
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Infective endocarditis
What are the common causes of nat...,
What is community associated ie,
What is healthcare associated ie
17
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Respiratory Infections
What are the pathogens that cause...,
What are the pathogens that cause...,
What are the pathogens that cause...
9
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Pyelonephritis
What are pathogens that are the m...,
What are the risk factor for acqu...,
What are the clinical features of...
9
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Osteomyelitis
What are the organisms for acute ...,
What are the organisms for chroni...,
What are clinical features of acu...
5
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Acute bacterial meningitis
What are the pathogens that cause...,
What is the presentation of acute...,
What is kernig sign
20
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Toxic shock syndromes
What is the presentation of staph...,
What is the presentation of strep...,
What are the risk factors for sta...
4
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Necrotising fasciitis
What is the pathophysiology of ne...,
What is type 1 nec fasc caused by,
What is type 2 nec fasc caused by
8
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Tuberculosis
What are the risk factors for acq...,
What is the presentation of tb,
What are the investigations neede...
7
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typhoid/ paratyphoid
What is the pathogens behind ente...,
What is the presentation of patie...,
What are the investigations of ty...
11
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Malaria
How does malaria falciaprum appea...,
How does malaria vivax appears on...,
What are the different species of...
10
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Dengue
What is the presentation of someo...,
What are the investigations done ...,
What are the complications of dengue
9
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Varicella zoster virus (VZV)
What is the mode of transmission,
What is the period of infectivity,
What is the incubation period
8
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Hand, foot & mouth disease (HFMD)
What is the causative agent for hfmd,
What is the incubation period for...,
What is the infectious period for...
8
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Meningococcal Disease
What is the causative agent,
What is the incubation period,
How is it transmitted
7
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Sepsis & septic shock
What is the definition of sirs,
What is the definition of sepsis,
What is the definition of septic ...
3
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Antimicrobial use, stewardship, and resistance
What is the mechanism behind why ...,
How is mrsa bacteremia investigated,
How is mrsa bacteremia managed
15
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Typhus
What are the pathogens that cause...,
What is the incubation period of ...,
How is flea borne typhus fever mu...
13
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Melioidosis
What is the causative agent of me...,
What is the incubation of melioid...,
How is burkholderia pseudomallei ...
7
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Zika
What is the incubation period,
How is zika virus transmitted,
What are the clinical features of...
6
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Community acquired pneumonia
What is community acquired pneumonia,
What is hospital acquired peumonia,
What is ventilator associated pne...
23
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Liver abscess
What are the pathogens that can c...,
What is the clinical definition o...,
What is the microbiological defin...
8
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Cellulitis
What are the causative pathogens ...,
What is cellulitis,
What are sources of infection of ...
9
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Gastroenteritis
What are the 3 main syndromes of ...,
How is campylobacter transmitted,
How do patients with campylobacte...
8
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chikungunya
How is chikungunya transmitted,
How does chikungunya present,
What are the complications of chi...
5
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Clostridium difficile infection (CDI)
What are the risk factors of cdi,
How do patients present,
What are the markers of severe cdi
5
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HAP and VAP
What is the definition of hap,
What is vap,
What are the signs in vap
5
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Catheter Associated UTIs
What is the definition of cauti,
What is the signs and symptoms in...,
How to prevent cauti
4
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Pressure Ulcers and Infection
What is stage 1 pressure ulcer,
What is stage 2 pressure ulcer,
What is stage 3 pressure ulcer
7
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Prosthetic Joint Infections
What are the common pathogens cau...,
How does the patient present in a...,
How does the patient present in c...
9
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HIV
How is hiv transmitted,
What are the viral aids defining ...,
What are the bacterial aids defin...
18
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Opportunistic infections in HIV
What happens when cd4 400,
What happens when cd4 200,
What happens when cd4 100
22
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Approach to Pyrexia of unknown origin
What is the definition of pyrexia...,
What are the infectious causes of...,
What are inflammatory causes of p...
12
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