NUR 141 Pharma Test 4, Exam Questions & Answers-Term: Agent that kills bacteria
A) Bacteriostatic
B) Super Infection
C) Selective Toxicity
D) Bactericidal - D) Bactericidal
Term: Drugs that slow down the growth an
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NUR 141 Pharma Test 4, Exam Questions & Answers-Term: Agent that kills bacteria
A) Bacteriostatic
B) Super Infection
C) Selective Toxicity
D) Bactericidal - D) Bactericidal
Term: Drugs that slow down the growth and replication of bacteria without causing cellular death
A) Bacteriostatic
B) Super Infection
C) Selective Toxicity
D) Bactericidal - A) Bacteriostatic
Term: A new infection emerging during the treatment for a primary infection
A) Bacteriostatic
B) Super Infection
C) Selective Toxicity
D) Bactericidal - B) Super Infection
Term: A new infection generally caused by Broad Spectrum Antibiotic use creating an environment that Normal Flora takes over.
A) Bacteriostatic
B) Super Infection
C) Selective Toxicity
D) Bactericidal - B) Super Infection
Term: The ability of a drug to injure a target cell or organism without injuring other cells/organisms that are in intimate contact with the target.
A) Bacteriostatic
B) Super Infection
C) Selective Toxicity
D) Bactericidal - C) Selective Toxicity
Term: Drugs that are effective against many types of organisms/bacteria.
A) Broad Spectrum
B) Narrow Spectrum
C) Susceptibility
D) Viruses - A) Broad Spectrum
Term: Drugs that are primarily effective against one or a limited type of organisms/bacteria.
A) Broad Spectrum
B) Narrow Spectrum
C) Susceptibility
D) Viruses - B) Narrow Spectrum
Term: Vulnerability of the bacteria to an antibiotics' effects.
A) Broad Spectrum
B) Narrow Spectrum
C) Susceptibility
D) Viruses - C) Susceptibility
Term: Intracellular parasites that survive only in living tissues.
A) Broad Spectrum
B) Narrow Spectrum
C) Susceptibility
D) Viruses - D) Viruses
Generally speaking, gram + bacteria take on what color when staining is performed?
A) pink
B) green
C) yellow
D) purple - D) purple
Generally speaking, gram - bacteria take on what color when staining is performed?
A) pink
B) green
C) yellow
D) purple - A) pink
(SATA) A serious issue is when a bacteria becomes resistant to a drug, i.e. MRSA or VRE. Which of the following actions could result in a resistant bacteria?
1) Genetic Mutation of the Microorganism
2) Inadequate dose of an ABX
3) Patient not taking ABX for entire therapy duration
4) Sparingly using Broad Spectrum ABX when possible
5) Mainly using Narrow Spectrum ABX
6) Not using the appropriate ABX first
A) 1,2
B) 4,5,6
C) 1,2,3,6
D) 2,3,4
E) All are causes
F) None are causes - C) 1,2,3,6
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