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gentamicin
- Garamycin, Jenamicin
- (aminoglycoside)
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What are the five major groups of antibiotics?
- 1. aminoglycosides
- 2. cephalosporins
- 3. macrolides
- 4. penicillins
- 5. tetracyclines
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tobramycin
(Nebcin)
Aminoglycoside
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neomycin
(Neobiotic)
Aminoglycoside
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kanamycin
(Kantrex)
Aminoglycoside
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cefazolin
(Ancef, Kefzol, Zolicef)
1st generation cephalosporin
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cephalexin
(Keflex, Keflet)
1st. generation cephalosporin
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cephalothin
(Keflin)
1st. generation cephalosporin
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erythromycin
(E-mycin, ERYC)
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ampicillin
(Omnipen)
aminopenicillin
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amoxicillin
(Amoxil, Polymox)
aminopenicilllin
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silver sulfadiazine
(Silvadene)
sulfonamide(anti-microbial)
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metronidazole
(Flagyl)
antibiotic
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endogenous
- the infectious microbe comes from the patient's own bacteria.
- (i.e., Staphylococcus aureus)
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exogenous
- from outside the patient.
- (i.e., improperly cleaned or sterilized instruments.)
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How many liters equal a kilo?
1000L
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1 inch =
2.54 centimeters
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What is PRN drug order and give an example of what would be used in surgery.
- given as needed
- i.e., during septoplasty,Demerol may be administered PRN to reduce patient discomfort.
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List three main sources of drugs.
- natural sources
- chemical synthesis
- biotechnology
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