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METC Infectious Diseases 1

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary indication for Dapsone? Pg.40

a)

Tuberculosis

b)

Leprosy

c)

Bacterial Vaginalis

d)

Syphillis

2.

Select all with the primary indication for TB? Pg. 39

a)

Isoniazid

b)

Polymixin B

c)

Pyrazanimide

d)

Myambutol

3.

MOA: Inhibits bacterial RNA synthesis binding and transcription? Pg.39

a)

Glycopeptide Topical

b)

Monobactams

c)

Nucleic Acid Synthesis Modifier

d)

Glycopeptide Parenteral

4.

Sulamyd Pg.38

a)

Sulfacetamide

b)

Sulfasoxale

c)

Macrobid

d)

Sulfamylon

5.

Pt Edu. Do not take within 2hrs of antacids, diary or iron. Pg.37

a)

Trimethoprim

b)

Nitrofans

c)

Fluoroquinolones

6.

Pipracil - Pg. 32

a)

Amoxil

b)

Dynapen

c)

Pen-Vee K

d)

Piperacillin

7.

Which drug is a 3rd generation cephalosporin? Pg.32

a)

Cefotaxime

b)

Cephalexin

c)

Cefazolin

d)

Cefepime

8.

Which drug is a 2nd generation cephalosporin? Pg.32

a)

Cefaclor

b)

Cefzil

c)

Ceftriaxone

d)

Ancef

9.

Which drug is a 4th generation cephalosporin? Pg.32

a)

Zinacef

b)

Suprax

c)

Maxipime

d)

Keflex

10.

Adverse Reaction of Red Man Syndrome? Pg.34

a)

Vancocin

b)

Aztreonam

c)

Bacitracin

d)

Azactam

11.

Amoxicillin & Clavulante - Pg.33

a)

Zosyn

b)

Augmentin

c)

Merram

d)

Primaxin

12.

Ampicillin & Sublactam - Pg.33

a)

Cleocin

b)

Fortaz

c)

Zosyn

d)

Unasyn

13.

Contraindication: Avoid concomitant use with Erythromycin? Pg.36

a)

Doxycycline

b)

Clindamycin

c)

Erythromycin

d)

Azithromycin

14.

What Glycopeptide drug is topical use only? Pg.34

a)

Bactroban

b)

Clindamycin

c)

Bacitracin

d)

Vancomycin

15.

Beta-Lactamases that inactivate penicillin's are called? Pg.31

a)

Cefazolin

b)

Cephalosporinases

c)

Ampicillin

d)

Penicillinase

16.

Leprosy is a mycobacterial disease also known as _______? Pg. 27

a)

Syphillis

b)

TB

c)

Hansen's Diseases

d)

Lepar

17.

What disease process is asymptomatic in females but can lead to serious complications that cause irreversible damage, including infertility? Pg.26

a)

HPV

b)

Chlamydia

c)

Syphilis

d)

Gonorrhea

18.

__________ characterized by high fever, cough and general symptoms of pneumonia? Pg.23

a)

Diphtheria

b)

Aspiration Pneumonia

c)

Shigellosis

d)

Legionnaires Disease

19.

Endocarditis is typically caused by bacterium that commonly resides where ___________? Pg. 21

a)

Mouth

b)

Nose

c)

Heart

d)

Ears

20.

Select the three types of Anthrax? Pg.19

a)

Cutaneous Anthrax

b)

Gastrointestinal Anthrax

c)

Circulatory Anthrax

d)

Pulmonary Anthrax

21.

_____________ is a neurotoxin that prevents muscle contraction?

a)

Clostridium botulinum

b)

Neisseria meningitides

c)

S. Pneumonaie

22.

____________ begins with itchy red sores that quickly rupture, ooze for a few days, and then form a honey colored crust? pg.16

a)

Necrotizing fasciitis

b)

Impetigo

c)

Cellulitis

d)

Folliculitis

23.

________________indicated by red, inflamed skin, often with streaks. It may be accompanied by fever, and over time, the are of redness tends to expand? Pg.16

a)

Tetanus

b)

Diphtheria

c)

Cellulitis

d)

Impetigo

24.

Bacteria responsible for causing Tuberculosis ? Pg.13

a)

Borrellia burgdoferi

b)

Mycobacterium

c)

mycoplasma

25.

Typically no longer contagious after 24 hrs. of antibiotic therapy caused by the bacteria S.pyogenes? Pg.21

a)

Otitis Media

b)

Strep

c)

Flu

d)

Common Cold

26.

What gram stain is the above photo? Pg.13

a)

Gram Positive

b)

Gram Negative

c)

Gram Neutral

27.

Select all the basic bacterial shapes?

a)

Spherical

b)

rod-Shaped

c)

curved-rod

d)

Columnar shaped

28.

Individuals who cannot fight off an infection are considered ____________? Pg. 8

a)

Immunocompromised

b)

Immune

c)

Drug resistant

29.

Drugs that kill Bacteria ? Pg. 3

a)

Bacteriostatic

b)

Bactericidal

c)

Bacteriology

d)

Neutropenia

30.

what are the smallest microorganisms called? Pg.2

a)

Fomite

b)

Protozoa

c)

Viruses

d)

Fungi

31.

A general term pertaining to any fungal infection, either superficial or systemic? Pg.4

a)

Mycosis

b)

Spore

c)

Pathogen

d)

Toxin

32.

What drug class does Rifampin fall under? Pg.39

a)

Sulfonamides

b)

Nucleic Acid Synthesis Inhibitor

c)

Trimethoprim combinations

d)

Tetracyclines

33.

Which one of thes drug classes does not have an adverse reaction of photo sensitivity? Pg.35

a)

Aminoglycosides

b)

Fluoroquinolones

c)

Trimethoprim Combination

d)

Sulfonamides

34.

Nebcin Pg.35

a)

Biaxin

b)

Tobramycin

c)

Gentamicin

d)

Erythromycin

35.

Silvadene PG.38

a)

Sulfacetamide

b)

Mafenide

c)

Silver sulfadiazine

d)

Sulfasoxazole

36.

The ability of bacteria to resist the action of antibiotics is referred to as ______________? Pg. 30

a)

Antibiotic Resistance

b)

Drug Resistance

c)

Bacterial Resistance

d)

Resistance Therapy

37.

UTI's occur when bacteria enters the urinary tract through _______ and begin to multiply? Pg. 25

a)

the mouth

b)

Intimate Contact

c)

the urethra

d)

the bloodstream

38.

Select all that apply to broad-spectrum antibiotics? Pg. 30

a)

effective against wide range of infections

b)

gram positive bacteria

c)

gram negative bacteria

d)

effective against limited number of infections

39.

What two drug classes may be contraindicated in patients with allergy to PCN? Pg. 33

a)

Aminoglycosides

b)

Bata-lactamase Inhibitors

c)

Penicillin

d)

Carbapenems

40.

What is Rifadin used for? Pg.39

a)

Leprosy

b)

Antibiotic

c)

Tuberculosis