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CLAVAM RANGE

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

AOM Stands for

a)

Acute obstetric media

b)

Acute otitis Medium

c)

Acute otitis Media

d)

Amoxicyllin Oral Medicine

2.

Incase of AOM Standard dose is ________________

a)

50– 55 mg/kg/d

b)

40– 45 mg/kg/d

c)

30– 65 mg/kg/d

d)

95 mg/kg/d

3.

Active target profile for CLAVAM-ES is

a)

Children who have taken amoxicillin in the previous 30 days

b)

For whom coverage for Haemophilus influenzae (NTHi), Moraxella catarrhalis is desired

c)

Children with concurrent purulent conjunctivitis or a history of recurrent AOM unresponsive to amoxicillin.

d)

children with AOM infections below 3 years

4.

In Clavam ES , ES means

a)

Extra Strength

b)

Extra Super

c)

Effective syrub

d)

Effective strength

5.

Higher dose (1gm CLAVAM) achieves higher C max levels within ____ hours as compared to the standard doses

a)

1 Hour

b)

1.5 Hours

c)

35 mins

d)

45 mins

6.

The major focused customer for CLAVAM 1GM is ​​ (a)   ​ ​ (b)   ​ ​ (c)   ​ ​ (d)  

a)

Dentist

b)

ENT Consultant

c)

Surgery and Ortho Consultants

d)

Pulmonologist

7.

Standard dose amoxi-clav ​​ (a)   , High dose amoxi-clav ​ ​ ​ (b)   and Extra-strength ​ ​ (c)  

Choose from the below words
200 / 28.5 mg
400 / 57 mg
600 / 42.9 mg
425 / 75 mg
255 / 45 mg
125 / 14.25 mg
8.

_____ % of CLAVAM-ES provide sufficiently high amoxicillin in blood and sites of infections like middle ear cavity

a)

7:1.5

b)

4:1

c)

14:1

d)

14:1.5

9.

High dose strength Amoxiclav should be considered in the following conditions

a)

Failure/ Inadequate response to amoxicillin

b)

History of antimicrobials  prescription in prior month

c)

all the above

d)

Recurrent and persistent infections such as Acute otitis media

10.

CLAVAM 1gm provides lower resistance potential than ___________ for indications of mild Community Acquired Pneumonia and intra abdominal infections

a)

fluoroquinolones

b)

Quinolones

c)

penicillin

d)

tetracyclines