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level: Intro to infection (antibiotics)

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level questions: Intro to infection (antibiotics)

QuestionAnswer
Penicillin G (3 features)Bactericidal, inhibits cell wall synthesis, against gram positive
Ampicillin 3 featuresInhibits bacterial cell wall synthesis, Bactericidal similar to amoxicillin, agaisnt gram + and some gram negative
AmoxicillinInhibits bacterial cell wall synthesis, bactericidal, agaisnt gram positive and gram negative
Gentamicin (3)Binds to 3s ribosomal unit, bactericidal/bacteriostatic, mostly agaisnt gram negative
TetracyclineBacteriostatic, binds to 16s rRNA- inhibits action of prokaryotic 30s ribosome, agasint gram negative and gram positive
Chloramphenicol 2Bacteriostatic by inhibiting protein synthesis
Cell wall synthesis inhibitorsBeta lactams, glycopeptides, cycloserine and bacitracin
Cell membrane inhibitorsPolymyxin, peptides
Protein synthesis inhibitorsAminoglycosides, tetracyclines, chloramphenicol, macrolides, lincosomides and fusidic acid
Nucleic acid synthesis inhibitorsSuphonamides, trimethoprim quinolones and rifampicin
MICthe lowest dose of an antimicrobial agent that is required to inhibit growth
Antibacterial/antimicrobialsubstance which inhibits the growth of microorganisms or kills them
Herpes simplexinfects healthy individuals, causes sores or blisters on face caused by HSV
Acidogenic bacteria in oral cavityMutans streptococci, lactobacilli
Dental bacteraemiaSpread of bacteria into the blood after dental procedure e.g. XLA