inhibitiorsnucleicacid

Question 1

Effective against Gram (+) and Gram (-)

Answer 1

Rifampin, florinated quinolones (ciproflaxin, levo, moxi), and sulfonimades (sulfamethoxazole, sulfisoxazole, sulfadiazine)

Question 2

Effective against only gram (+)

Answer 2

fidaxomicin,

Question 3

Treat UTI’s or infections of lower urinary tract

Answer 3

Nitrofuranoin, Fluorinated Quinolones

Question 4

Cause red tears

Answer 4

Rifamycin

Question 5

Bacteriostatic drug that inhibits nucleic acid synthesis

Answer 5

Sulfonamides (sulfamethoxazole, sulfisoxazole, sulfadiazone)

Question 6

Inhibts folate pathway

Answer 6

Trimetorpim

Question 7

Effective against anaerobes

Answer 7

metronidazole

Question 8

Drug to avoid during pregnancy

Answer 8

metronidazole, Florinated quinolones

Question 9

Broad treatment for UTI, salmonella, shigella, and pneumocystis

Answer 9

Trimethoprim

Question 10

Used with Trimethoprim if bacteria synthesize their own folate

Answer 10

Sulfonmides

Question 11

Used against parasites, anaerobes and Cdiff

Answer 11

Metrozidazole

Question 12

Binds/inhibits topo II and topo IV, cause ds DNA breaks

Answer 12

Flourinated quinolones (flax drugs)

Question 13

some of the broadest inhibitors of nucelic acids

Answer 13

Fluorinated Quinolones

Question 14

Used to treat biological warfare

Answer 14

Ciprofloxacin

Question 15

These drugs acquires resistance by incrased production of PABA

Answer 15

Sulfonamides

Question 16

Causes a disulfriam like reaction

Answer 16

Metronidazole

Question 17

this percent of UTI’s are from E. coli

Answer 17

75-95%

Question 18

drug is toxic to liver

Answer 18

rifampin

Question 19

these drugs cannot be taken with Calcium

Answer 19

Fluorinated Quinolones

Question 20

Drug(s) cause hemolysis in G 6-P DH deficiency

Answer 20

Nitrofurntion and Sulfonamides

Question 21

liver damage will lead to higher serum levels of this drug

Answer 21

Rifampin