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antiretrovirals
What are the five classes of anti...,
What is the mechanism of the nrtis,
What kind of molecules are the nrtis
110
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antifungals
Two examples of yeast,
Examples of molds,
Endemic mycoses
44
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antimicrobial bacteria general
What are the important things to ...,
What is characteristic of gram,
What is the gram wall composed of
28
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antimicrobial beta lactams
What essential for the function o...,
What does the side chain of the b...,
What do beta lactams bind
104
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glycopeptides
Vancomycin mechanism of action,
Spectrum for vancomycin,
Does vancomycin work on gram
10
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lipoglycopeptide
What are these drugs,
What are the agents,
What is unique about these
12
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cyclic lipopeptide
What is the only agent,
What is the mechanism of action,
Spectrum
10
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aminoglycosides
What is the class of these drugs,
What drugs are in this subclass,
Mechanism of action
9
cards
tetracyclines
What is the major subclass,
What is the mechanism,
What are the resistances to these
8
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glycyclines
What is the agent,
What is the mechanism,
Is this drug bacteriocidal
8
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macrolides
Agents,
Mechanism of action,
Resistance to the macrolides
8
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lincosamide
What is the agent,
Mechanism of action,
Mechanism of resistance
7
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oxazolidinones
Agents,
Mechanism of action,
Resistance
9
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quinolones
What is the class of this drug,
Agents,
What is the mechanism
8
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metronidazole
What is the class q,
Mechanism,
Spectrum
6
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antimetabolites
Agents,
Mechanism,
Resistance
9
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older adults
Why is the study of pharmacology ...,
Does the bioavailibility change w...,
Does the peak serum concentration...
44
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heavy metal
How do metals cause toxicity,
Gi metal toxicity,
Renal toxicity
61
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chelation
Bal british antilewiste what is i...,
How do we use bal,
What is bal used to treat
16
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clinical toxicity I and II
What is the toxicidrome for opioids,
What are some common opioids,
What to give in a opioid scenario
60
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autonomic and toxicity
Definition of the autonomic nervo...,
What functions does the parasym have,
What functions are the sympatheti...
35
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GI drugs I
What is the cause of ulcers,
Where is a peptic ulcer located,
What three receptors are present ...
49
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GI drugs II
Patho of gerd,
How to treat gerd simple lifestyle,
How to treat gerd with persistent...
53
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natural penicillin quick facts
Spectrum,
Place in therapy,
Side effect
3
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antistaph penicillins quick
Spectrum,
Place in therapy,
Se
4
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aminopenicillin quick facts
Spectrum,
Place in therapy,
Se
4
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inhibitor combinations
Spectrum,
Place in therapy pip taz and tica...,
Place in therapy for augmentin an...
4
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1st gen quick facts
Spectrum,
What do these not treat,
Place in therapy
4
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2nd gen
True ceph spectrum,
Cephamycin spectrum,
What is unique for cephamycins
6
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3rd gen quick facts
Spectrum,
What do they not have acitivty ag...,
Place in therapy ceftriaxone and ...
6
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4th gen
Spectrum,
What do they still not do,
Place in therapy
4
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5th gen
Spectrum,
What do they still not do,
What is unique about the 5ths
4
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monobactam
Spectrum,
What do they not have,
Place in therapy
3
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carbapenem
Spectrum,
Ertapenem doesnt do what,
What doesnt the class do
7
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vanco
Mechanism,
Mechanism of resis,
Spectrum
5
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lipoglycopeptides
Spectrum,
Place in therapy,
Se
4
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daptomycin
Spectrum,
Place in therapy,
Where do we never use dapto
4
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aminoglycosides
Mechanis,
Spectrum,
What do these not do
5
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tetracyclines
Mechanism,
Spectrum,
Place in therapyu
5
cards
tigecycline
Mechanism,
Spectrum,
Place in therapy
5
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macrolide quick fact
Mechanism,
Spectrum,
Place in therapy
4
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clindamycin
Mechaniusm,
Spectrum,
Place in therapy
4
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oxazolidinones
Mechansm,
Spectrum,
Is there resistance
7
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quinolones
Mechanism,
Spectrum,
What does levo and moxifloxacin have
7
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TMP/SMX
Mechanism,
Spectrum,
Place in therapy
4
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