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Pharm: Antibiotics

Total questions: 59

Worksheet time: 37mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Penicillins MOA

a)

Inhibits protein synthesis

b)

Inhibits cell wall synthesis

c)

Inhibits folate production

d)

Inhibits nucleic acid synthesis

2.

Penicillin indications

a)

G+

b)

G+ anaerobes

c)

Broad spectrum

d)

G-

3.

Penicillins common side effects

a)

Nephrotixicity

b)

N/V/D

c)

Ataxia

d)

Abdominal pain

e)

Hepatotoxicity

4.

Penicillins serious side effects

a)

Seizures

b)

C Diff

c)

Red man syndrome

d)

Steven’s-Johnson syndrome

e)

Hepatotoxicity

5.

Allergic reaction to penicillins

a)

Rash

b)

Possible anaphylaxis

c)

Inflammatory conditions

d)

Nausea

e)

Fever

6.

If allergic to one penicillin,

a)

Allergic to amoxicillin

b)

Allergic to ampicillin

c)

Allergic to all penicillins

d)

Allergic to aminoglycosides

7.

How many generations of penicillins are there

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

8.

Cephalosporins MOA

a)

Inhibits protein synthesis

b)

Inhibits cell wall synthesis

c)

Inhibits folate production

d)

Inhibits nucleic acid synthesis

9.

Cephalosporins indications

a)

G+

b)

G+ anaerobes

c)

Broad spectrum

d)

G-

10.

Cephalosporins common side effects

a)

Nephrotixicity

b)

N/V/D

c)

Ataxia

d)

Abdominal pain

e)

Hepatotoxicity

11.

Cephalosporins serious side effects

a)

Seizures

b)

C Diff

c)

Red man syndrome

d)

Steven’s-Johnson syndrome

e)

Hepatotoxicity

12.

What to avoid when taking Cephalosporins

a)

Penicillins

b)

Blood thinners

c)

Dairy

d)

Alcohol

13.

If allergic to cephalosporins, likely

a)

Allergic to amoxicillin

b)

Allergic to ampicillin

c)

Allergic to penicillins

d)

Allergic to aminoglycosides

14.

How many generations of cephalosporins are there

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

15.

Examples of cephalosporins

a)

Cefazolin

b)

Ciprofloxacin

c)

Ceftriaxone

d)

Cephalexin

16.

Glycopeptides MOA

a)

Inhibits protein synthesis

b)

Inhibits cell wall synthesis

c)

Inhibits folate production

d)

Inhibits nucleic acid synthesis

17.

Glycopeptides indications

a)

G+

b)

G+ anaerobes

c)

Broad spectrum

d)

G-

18.

Glycopeptides common side effects

a)

Nephrotixicity

b)

N/V

c)

Ataxia

d)

Abdominal pain

e)

If IV phlebitis

19.

Glycopeptides serious side effects

a)

Nephrotoxicity

b)

Ototoxicity

c)

Red man syndrome

d)

Neutropenia

e)

Hepatotoxicity

20.

Glycopeptides are paired with Metronidazole to treat

a)

Yeast infections

b)

UTI’s

c)

Steven’s-Johnson syndrome

d)

C Diff

21.

Aminoglycosides MOA

a)

Inhibits protein synthesis

b)

Inhibits cell wall synthesis

c)

Inhibits folate production

d)

Inhibits nucleic acid synthesis

22.

Aminoglycosides indications

a)

G+

b)

G+ anaerobes

c)

Broad spectrum

d)

G-

23.

Aminoglycosides common side effects

a)

Nephrotixicity

b)

N/V/D

c)

Ataxia

d)

Ototoxicity

e)

Hepatotoxicity

24.

Aminoglycosides serious side effects

a)

Seizures

b)

C Diff

c)

Red man syndrome

d)

None

e)

Hepatotoxicity

25.

Macrolides MOA

a)

Inhibits protein synthesis

b)

Inhibits cell wall synthesis

c)

Inhibits folate production

d)

Inhibits nucleic acid synthesis

26.

Macrolides indications

a)

G+

b)

G+ anaerobes

c)

Broad spectrum

d)

G-

27.

Macrolides common side effects

a)

Nephrotixicity

b)

N/V/D

c)

Ataxia

d)

Abdominal pain

e)

Hepatotoxicity

28.

Macrolides serious side effects

a)

Seizures

b)

C Diff

c)

Red man syndrome

d)

Steven’s-Johnson syndrome

e)

Hepatotoxicity

29.

Macrolides are often the choice for people with allergies to

a)

Lincosamides

b)

Tetracyclines

c)

Sulfonamides

d)

Penicillin

30.

Examples of Macrolides

a)

Erythromycin

b)

Clindamycin

c)

Doxycycline

d)

Azithromycin

31.

Lincosamides MOA

a)

Inhibits protein synthesis

b)

Inhibits cell wall synthesis

c)

Inhibits folate production

d)

Inhibits nucleic acid synthesis

32.

Lincosamides indications

a)

G+

b)

G+ anaerobes

c)

Broad spectrum

d)

G-

33.

Lincosamides common side effects

a)

Nephrotixicity

b)

N/V/D

c)

Ataxia

d)

Abdominal pain

e)

Hepatotoxicity

34.

Lincosamides serious side effects

a)

Hypersensitivity/rash

b)

C Diff

c)

Red man syndrome

d)

Steven’s-Johnson syndrome

e)

Hepatotoxicity

35.

Examples of Lincosamides

a)

Tetracycline

b)

Doxycycline

c)

Clindamycin

d)

Erythromycin

36.

Tetracyclines MOA

a)

Inhibits protein synthesis

b)

Inhibits cell wall synthesis

c)

Inhibits folate production

d)

Inhibits nucleic acid synthesis

37.

Tetracyclines indications

a)

G+

b)

G+ anaerobes

c)

Broad spectrum

d)

G-

38.

Tetracyclines common side effects

a)

Fatigue

b)

N/V/D

c)

Dizziness

d)

Vestibular reactions

e)

Photosensitivity

39.

Tetracyclines serious side effects

a)

Seizures

b)

C Diff

c)

Red man syndrome

d)

Steven’s-Johnson syndrome

e)

Hepatotoxicity

40.

Never use tetracyclines

a)

In adulthood

b)

In childhood

c)

In pregnancy

d)

In old age

41.

Sulfonamides MOA

a)

Inhibits protein synthesis

b)

Inhibits cell wall synthesis

c)

Inhibits folate production

d)

Inhibits nucleic acid synthesis

42.

Sulfonamides indications

a)

G+

b)

G+ anaerobes

c)

Broad spectrum

d)

G-

43.

Sulfonamides common side effects

a)

Nephrotixicity

b)

N/V/D

c)

Photosensitivity

d)

Rash

e)

Hepatotoxicity

44.

Sulfonamides serious side effects

a)

Seizures

b)

C Diff

c)

Red man syndrome

d)

Steven’s-Johnson syndrome

e)

Hepatotoxicity

45.

Examples of sulfonamides

a)

Trimethoprim

b)

Sulfamethoxazole

c)

Antiprotozoal

d)

Bactrim/Septra

46.

Sulfonamides are commonly used for

a)

UTIs

b)

Yeast infections

c)

C Diff

d)

Steven’s-Johnson syndrome

47.

Quinolones/fluoroquinolones MOA

a)

Inhibits protein synthesis

b)

Inhibits cell wall synthesis

c)

Inhibits folate production

d)

Inhibits nucleic acid synthesis

48.

Quinolones/fluoroquinolones indications

a)

G+

b)

G+ anaerobes

c)

Broad spectrum

d)

G-

49.

Quinolones/fluoroquinolones common side effects

a)

Dizziness

b)

N/V/D

c)

Headache

d)

Insomnia

e)

Photosensitivity

50.

Quinolones/fluoroquinolones serious side effects

a)

Seizures

b)

C Diff

c)

Increased intracranial pressure

d)

Steven’s-Johnson syndrome

e)

Hepatotoxicity

51.

Examples of quinolones/fluoroquinolones

a)

Azithromycin

b)

Clindamycin

c)

Levoflaxacin

d)

Ciproflaxacin

52.

Metronidazole MOA

a)

Inhibits protein synthesis

b)

Inhibits cell wall synthesis

c)

Inhibits folate production

d)

Inhibits nucleic acid synthesis

53.

Metronidazole indications

a)

G+

b)

Giardia

c)

C Diff

d)

G-

54.

Metronidazole common side effects

a)

Nephrotixicity

b)

Nausea, anorexia, diarrhea

c)

Unpleasant taste

d)

Abdominal pain, headache, dizziness

e)

Hepatotoxicity

55.

Metronidazole serious side effects

a)

Seizures

b)

C Diff

c)

Red man syndrome

d)

Steven’s-Johnson syndrome

e)

Hepatotoxicity

56.

Metronidazole is an antibiotic plus

a)

Antiprotozoal

b)

Sulfamethoxazole

c)

Amoebicidal

d)

Ciprofloxacin

57.

Examples of penicillins

a)

Amoxicillin

b)

Ampicillin

c)

Methicillin

d)

Cefazolin

58.

Examples of Glycopeptides

a)

Streptomycin

b)

Vancomycin

c)

Gentamicin

d)

Clindamycin

59.

Examples of aminoglycosides

a)

Streptomycin

b)

Vancomycin

c)

Clindamycin

d)

Gentamicin