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Exam I (Liver Basics)
Pathophysiology of Liver Disease
115
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Exam I (Metabolic Associated Liver Diseases)
Hepatic Manifestations of Metabolic Syndrome
57
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Exam I (Drug-Induced Liver Injury)
Medication Induced Liver Injury
55
cards
Exam I (PK/PD Effects of Chronic Liver Disease)
How are drugs affected by chronic liver disease?
46
cards
Exam I (Genetic & Immune Liver Diseases and Biliary Diseases)
Genetic and Immune Related Liver Diseases and Biliary Disorders
138
cards
Exam I (Alcoholic Liver Disease)
Alcoholic Liver Disease and Alcohol Withdrawal
97
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Exam I (Cirrhosis and Consequences)
Cirrhosis: How it develops and its Consequences
85
cards
Exam I (Hepatitis A)
Hepatitis A
31
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Exam I (Hepatitis B)
Hepatitis B
65
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Exam I (Hepatitis C)
Hepatitis C
85
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Exam II (Microbiome and Microbiology Review)
Microbiome and Microbiology Review
67
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Exam II (Gram + Common Pathogens)
Common Gram-Positive Bacteria, Illnesses, and Treatments
59
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Exam II (Gram - Common Pathogens)
Gram Negative Bacteria, Illnesses, and Treatment
64
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Exam II (Atypical Bacteria)
What are the 3 main genera of aty...,
What is the species of atypical l...,
What are the species of atypical ...
11
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Exam II (Anaerobes)
Gram + and - Anaerobes
30
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Exam II (General Antibiotic Information)
Antibiotics and Coverage
68
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Exam II (Beta-Lactams)
Beta-lactam Antibiotics and Uses
139
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Exam II (Beta-Lactam Allergies)
What is the difference between a ...,
How many types of immunological a...,
What mediates a type i allergic r...
42
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Exam II (Glycopeptides)
Vancomycin Characteristics and Uses
53
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Exam II (Lipopeptides)
What are the adverse reactions se...,
What are the 4 lipopeptide antibi...,
What is the main use of daptomycin 3
43
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Exam II (Polymyxins)
Colistin, Polymyxin E, and the random guy Fosphomycin
19
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Exam II (Macrolides)
Azithromycin, Clarithromycin, Erythromycin, and Fidaxomicin
40
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Exam II (Oxazolidinones)
Linezolid and Tedizolid
22
cards
Exam II (Lincosamides)
Clindamycin only antibiotic in this class!
21
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Exam II (Aminoglycosides)
Gentamicin, tobramycin, and amikacin
30
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Exam II (Tetracyclines)
Doxycycline, Tetracycline, Eravacycline, Omadacycline, and Tigecycline
17
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Exam II (Fluoroquinolones)
Levofloxacin, Ciprofloxacin, Moxifloxacin, and Delafloxacin
44
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Exam II ( Sulfonamides and Trimethoprim)
What is the moa for sulfonamides 1,
What is the moa of trimethoprim 2,
In a general sense both sulfonami...
27
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Exam II (Nitrofurantoin)
Nitrofurantoin and randoms including Geptidacin and Zoliflodacin)
48
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Exam III (Antivirals)
Flu, RSV, Covid, and Herpes
187
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Exam III (Parasites)
Helminths and Protozoa
172
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Exam III (Malaria)
Malaria and its Plasmodium Buddies
54
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Exam III (Fungal Infections)
Yeasts and Molds
171
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Exam III (Lab Testing)
What are two common staining tech...,
What are the 3 different microbia...,
The gram stain is only used for _...
33
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Exam III (Tuberculosis)
Latent and Active Tuberculosis
129
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Exam III (Tick Infections)
What types of ticks are most like...,
What is the drug used for post ex...,
What is the dosing for doxycyclin...
53
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Exam III (Antibiotic Resistance)
What is resistance 1,
T or f most forms of resistance a...,
While most forms of resistance ar...
37
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Exam IV (Community Acquired Pneumonia)
Pathophysiology of CAP and TX
106
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Exam IV (Hospital Acquired Pneumonia)
HAP and VAP
54
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Exam IV (Upper Respiratory Infections)
Pharyngitis, Otitis, and Sinusitis
92
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Exam IV (Urinary Tract Infections)
What is cystitis 1,
What is pyelonephritis 2,
What is prostatitis 3
102
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Exam IV (Sexually Transmitted Infections)
Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, Syphilis, BV, HSV, HPV, and trich
142
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Exam IV (Skin and Soft Tissue Infections)
Skin and soft tissues infections ...,
What is the fascia 2,
What are the different ways in wh...
180
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Exam V (Bacteremias)
Blood Stream Infection
49
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Exam V (Antibiotic Surgical Prophylaxis)
Preventing Surgical Infections with Antibiotics
83
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Exam V (Infectious Diarrhea)
What are the two broad types of i...,
What is watery diarrhea 2,
How do patients with watery diarr...
69
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Exam V (C. diff)
While all antibiotics can technic...,
C diff infections typically occur...,
What are risk factors for c diff 3
50
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Exam V (Intraabdominal Infections)
What is the peritoneal cavity 1,
What is the retroperitoneal space 2,
What is an uncomplicated intra ab...
95
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Exam V (Infective Endocarditis)
What is the definition of endocar...,
T or f most cases are infective e...,
Is left side or right sided infec...
102
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Exam V (Meningitis)
What is meningitis 1,
Where do pathogens causing mening...,
What type of meningitis does neis...
103
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Exam V (Sepsis)
What are the signs of sepsis 1,
Define sepsis 2,
What is septic shock 3
47
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Exam V (Fungal Infections)
0
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Therapeutics III
- School University of Cincinnati
- Program type Other Health Professional
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- Instructor Dr. Bell
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