Martiderm Quiz

Infections on the skin are called as  

• STI

• STSI

• SSTI

• SST

Global prevalence (%) of Fusidic acid resistance ________ &  Mupirocin resistance _________ against S.aureus (Before Yr 2000 - After Yr 2000).

• 5 X (5 times) and 1.5 X (1.5 times)

• 13 X (13 times) and 15 X (15 times)

• 1.5 X (1.5 times) and 5 X (5 times)

• 2 X (2 times) and 13 X (13 times)

Common bacteria causing SSTI are   

• Staphylococcus Aureus

• Streptococcus Pyogenes

• E. Coli

• Both a & b

What do you mean by bactericidal action?

• Stops the growth of bacteria

• Kills the bacteria

• Increase in growth of bacteria

• Both a & b

Which amongst these Topical Antibiotics are showing highest resistance against S. Aureus and S. Pyogenes

• a) Mupirocin & Fusidic Acid

• b) Clarithromycin

• c) Ozenoxacin

• d) Framycetin

For S Pyogenes & S. Aureus bactericidal activity of Ozenoxacin is _____ x Mupirocin and _____x Fusidic acid.   

• a) 1 Times & 10 Times

• b) 2 Times & 13 Times

• c) 3 Times & 15 Times

• d) 4 Times & 18 Times

Ozenoxacin is best in class as it offers _______ % efficacy in placebo based trials

• 55

• 70

• 80

• 92

In Individual Studies Mupirocin resistance in S Aureus has been observed to a level as high as ____%

• 81%

• 21%

• 5.5%

• 12%

Ozenoxacin has least chances of developing resistance as it is ________ by activity of Efflux pumps which confers bacterial resistance

• a) Highly affected

• b) Slightly affected

• c) Not affected (Unaffected)

• d) Both a & b

What is the composition of Martiderm ?

• a) Ozenoxacin 1% W/V

• b) Ozenoxacin 10% W/W

• c) Ozenoxacin cream 1% W/W

• d) Ozenoxacin 5% W/W