Tinidazole acts against which bugs?

Spiramycin acts against which bugs?

Pentamidine acts against which bugs?

Atovaquone acts against which bugs?

Nitazoxanide acts against which bugs?

Paromomycin acts against which bugs?

Quinine Sulfate acts against which bugs?

Primaquine acts against which bugs?

Pyrimethamine acts against which bugs?

Albendazole acts against which bugs?

Mebendazole acts against which bugs?

Thiabendazole acts against which bugs?

Ivermectin acts against which bugs?

Praziquantel acts against which bugs?

Pyrantel Pamoate acts against which bugs?

Which of the following are true?

Which of the following drugs does this MOA belong to? Disruption of mitochondrial protein synthesis; concentrates in lungs, sinuses and female pelvic tissues; crosses placenta and distributes to breast milk

Which of the following drugs does this MOA belong to? Prodrug; nitro is reduced to hydroxylamine by organism, hydroxylamine allows nonspecific binding to DNA, protein and membranes of organism

Which of the following drugs does this MOA belong to? inhibits topoisomerase in P. carinii although MOA is thought to be different in different organisms (in trypanosoma: binds DNA)

Which of the following drugs does this MOA belong to? ubiquinone reductase inhibitor (structural similarity to ubiquinone metabolites)

Which of the following drugs does this MOA belong to? prodrug that undergoes deacetylation and reduction at the 5-nitro group, thought to inhibit the enzyme pyruvate:ferredoxin oxidoreductase disrupting the bioenergetics of the organism

Which of the following drugs does this MOA belong to? non absorbable oral aminoglycoside (binds 30S subunit of the ribosome), exists as 2 configurational isomers

Which of the following drugs does this MOA belong to? hemoglobin is digested by plasmodium in food vacuoles, releasing free heme (toxic to organism), which is polymerized to hemozoin. Bind to porphyrin nucleus of heme through pi-pi interactions with these aromatic rings, thus capping the polymerization reaction: heme remains free and poisons the plasmodium

Which of the following drugs does this MOA belong to? unknown, progresses through a reactive oxygen species. Forms hydrogen peroxide, superoxides and hydroxy radicals that cause oxidative damage to critical cellular components of the parasite.

Which of the following drugs does this MOA belong to? potent inhibitor of dihydrofolate reductase (DHFR). Coadministered with sulfadoxine, which preferentially blocks plasmodium dihydrofolate synthesis, a "one-two-punch" in tetrahydrofolate synthesis

Which of the following drugs does this MOA belong to? as plasmodium degrades erythrocyte heme, the trioxane releases a reactive oxygen species that combines with the heme iron, creating a lethal Fe4=O species

These drugs have 2 MOAs. 1- bind tubulin and prevent +end from growing while -end continues to depolymerize; preferentially bind helminthic tubulin. 2- inhibit fumarate reductase; uncouples oxidative phosphorylation

Which of the following drugs does this MOA belong to? binds irreversibly to the glutamate-gated chloride channel of the nematode Haemonchus contortus, locking the channel open: paralyzes the worm

Which of the following drugs does this MOA belong to? affects calcium redistribution, drug leads to muscle contraction and paralysis. Affects phospoinositide metabolism, leading to paralysis.

Which of the following drugs does this MOA belong to? nicotinic receptor agonist: causing depolarization of neural tissue causing paralysis. inhibits cholinesterase

Choose the drugs that belong in the drug class Antiprotozoals

Choose the drugs that are in the class 4-Substituted Quinolines

Choose the drugs that are in the class 8-aminoquinolines

Choose the drugs that are in the class Benzimidazoles

Choose the drugs that are in the class Antihelmintics