A) Sulfonamides
B) Sulfones
C) Fluoroquinolones
D) Polymyxins
E) Streptomyces
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A) they have a beta-lactam ring.
B) they have greater resistance to beta-lactamases.
C) newer generations have activity against gram-negative bacteria.
D) many are administered by injection, not orally.
E) they are are synthetic drugs.
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A) nystatin
B) griseofulvin
C) amphotericin B
D) sulfa drugs
E) metronidazole
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A) pathogenic organisms.
B) prokaryotic cell membranes.
C) the target organisms but not vertebrate cells.
D) nucleic acids.
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A) Vancomycin
B) Bacitracin
C) Chloramphenicol
D) Streptomycin
E) Clindamycin
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A) build up of a drug to toxic levels in the patient.
B) the wrong drug administered to the patient.
C) an immune system reaction to the drug.
D) a decrease in most normal biota resulting in the overgrowth of an unaffected species.
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A) bacterial
B) fungal
C) protozoan
D) helminthic
E) viral
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A) beta-lactamase activity.
B) peptidoglycan synthesis.
C) formation of peptidoglycan cross linkages.
D) cell membrane synthesis.
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True/False
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A) cause damage to host tissues.
B) target microbial sites that are not present in humans, e.g., the bacterial cell wall.
C) target structures present in both microbes and humans, thus causing host tissue damage.
D) cause allergic reactions in humans.
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A) low toxicity for human tissues.
B) high toxicity against microbial cells.
C) a lack of serious side effects in humans.
D) stability and solubility in body tissues and fluids.
E) All of the choices are correct.
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A) penicillins
B) tetracyclines
C) macrolides
D) cephalosporins
E) aminoglycosides
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A) Phages can carry genes into cells which will genetically modify the host cells to prevent infection.
B) Humans suffering from infections with antibiotic resistant bacteria can be treated with phages, which will infect and lyse the bacterial cells, leaving human cells unaffected.
C) Bacteriophages can be used to genetically engineer bacterial cells making them more susceptible to drugs.
D) Phages can be used to stimulate human immune cells to attack and kill bacterial cells.
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A) Tetracycline
B) Isoniazid
C) Erythromycin
D) Aminoglycosides
E) Cephalosporins
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A) the ratio between high selective toxicity and low human toxicity.
B) the ratio between low selective toxicity and high human toxicity.
C) high efficacy of the drug against the target microbe.
D) selective toxicity and human toxicity are both high.
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A) Targeting the bacterial chromosome is the most effective way to kill biofilm bacteria.
B) If the microbe's genome can be destroyed, the cell will die.
C) The antibiotics cannot readily penetrate the extracellular debris, which often includes DNA from lysed cells.
D) The antibiotics target the cell wall and the DNase targets the genome, effectively destroying the biofilm.
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A) transposons
B) R-plasmids
C) conjugation
D) mutation
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A) Penicillin G
B) Vancomycin
C) Tetracycline
D) Erythromycin
E) Isoniazid
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