Are acinetobacter species gram positive or negative? If negative, fermenter or non-fermenter?

Is Enterococcus faecium gram positive or negative? If negative, fermenter or non-fermenter?

Are enterobacter species gram positive or negative? If negative, fermenter or non-fermenter?

Is Pseudomonas aeruginosa gram positive or negative? If negative, fermenter or non-fermenter?

Are Klebsiella species gram positive or negative? If negative, fermenter or non-fermenter?

Are Proteus species gram positive or negative? If negative, fermenter or non-fermenter?

Is Streptococcus pneumoniae gram positive or negative? If negative, fermenter or non-fermenter?

Is Escherecia coli gram positive or negative? If negative, fermenter or non-fermenter?

To which drug class does cefazolin belong?

To which drug class does doxycycline belong?

To which drug class does amoxicillin belong?

To which drug class does gentamicin belong?

To which drug class does linezolid belong?

To which drug class does ciprofloxacin belong?

To which drug class does ceftriaxone belong?

To which drug class does imipenem-cilastatin belong?

To which drug class does daptomycin belong?

To which drug class does azithromycin belong?

What is the brand/generic for azactam?

What is the brand/generic for meropenem?

What is the brand/generic for cefepime?

What is the brand/generic for levaquin?

What is the brand/generic for piperacillin-tazobactam?

What is the brand/generic for zyvox?

What is the brand/generic for sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim?

What is the brand/generic for rocephin?

What is the brand/generic for ampicillin/sulbactam?

What is the brand/generic for flagyl?

Choose the commonly used carbapenems with activity against Pseudomonas aeruginosa.

Aztreonam has only gram _______ coverage.

Colistin has only gram _______ coverage.

Polymixin B has only gram _______ coverage.

Daptomycin has only gram _______ coverage.

Vancomycin has only gram _______ coverage.

Quinupristin-dalfopristin (Synercid) has only gram _______ coverage.

Linezolid has only gram _______ coverage.

Tedizolid (Sivextro) has only gram _______ coverage.

Clindamycin has only gram _______ coverage.

Dalbavancin (Dalvance) has only gram _______ coverage.

Oritavancin (Orbactiv) has only gram _______ coverage.

Telavancin (Vibativ) has only gram _______ coverage.

What is the drug class of choice for MSSA? 2 answers are acceptable.

What is the drug of choice for Enterococcus species? (2)

Select the beta-lactams with activity against CREs.

Tigecycline does not cover which 3 pathogens?

Which of the following are called respiratory fluoroquinolones?

Which pathogen is covered by the respiratory fluoroquinolones?

Which drug only has anaerobic coverage?

Which of the following drug classes have atypical coverage?

Which macrolide has the highest potential for GI adverse effects?

Tetracyclines are contraindicated in children up to 8 years and pregnant women due to this adverse reaction

Drug class with potential CNS side effects (eg. confusion) that are more likely to occur in elderly patients

Which beta-lactam class is most likely to cause seizures?

What is the unique adverse of rifampin?

What is the most common adverse reaction associated with colistin or polymixin B?

Which of the following are in the BBW for plazmomicin?

This agent has the potential to cause thrombocytopenia. which is more common with >2 weeks of therapy:

Drug that frequently causes arthralgias/myalgias, limiting its clinical utility:

This antibiotic has one of the highest potentials for GI effects (occurs in up to 30% of cases)

Which drug is inactivated by pulmonary surfactant and therefore should not be used for pneumonia?

Which medication has minimal systemic absorption and should only be used for the treatment of C. difficile infection?

Why is unfractionated heparin contraindicated for up to 5 days after the administration of oritavancin?

This IV agent rapidly distributes into the periphery and should not be used for the treatment of bacteremia

Choose the drug classes that have potential to cause QTc prolongation, and therefore should be used cautiously with other QTc prolonging drugs

Rifampin is a strong inducer of which isoenzymes?

Which agents have a very long half-lives, allowing for infrequent administration (one or two doses for entire treatment course)?

Which agent should be avoided in patients with a G6PD deficiency?

Which drug classes have the potential to increase the effects of warfarin?

These drug classes should not be administered with Ca, Fe, Mg, Al containing compounds due to potential for decreased absorption

What is the drug class of choice for treatment of ESBLs?

Which beta-lactams are active against many MDR Pseudomonas isolates?

ESBLs are identified by resistance to which drug classes?

If double covering for P. aeruginosa, it is recommended to use an antipseudomonal beta-lactam plus what?

Does this quiz include all but Sheet 7 numbers 1-4 and 10 because they were too long and should you study them separately from this?