The Study of Antibiotics - LaQuanda and Qyaira Project

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The Study of Antibiotics
By: LaQuanda Lee & Qyaira Colbert
What are they?
 Antibiotics are types of medications
that destroy and/or slow down the
growth of bacteria.
 We use two prefixes in Greek
derivatives.
 Anti, meaning against and bios,
meaning life.
What do they do?
 Antibiotics are used to treat infections
that are caused by bacterium.
 Bacteria is very microscopic, which
may be the reason they cause
illnesses.
 Some illnesses are tuberculosis,
salmonella, and some cases of
meningitis are generally caused by
bacteria.
What was the first
antibiotic?
 The first antibiotic was penicillin.
 It was discovered by Alexander
Fleming in 1928.
 There are many penicillin like
antibiotics used today such as
ampicillin, amoxicillin, and benzylpenicillin.
types of antibiotics
What’s the problem?
 In the world, there is a concern that
antibiotics are being overused.
 The overuse of antibiotics is one of the
factors that help the growing of the
bacteria.
 These bacterial infections are becoming
resistant to the antibiotics medications.
the Video…
 http://www.history.com/shows/mankin
d-the-story-of-all-ofus/videos/penicillin
The two Types
 There are a number of different types
of antibiotics that work in two ways.
 One type is bactericidal and the other
type is bacteriostatic.
What the Two types do
 Bactericidal is an antibiotic that kills
bacteria.
A type of bactericidal is penicillin.
These particular types of antibiotics
usually interfere with the formation of
the bacteria’s cell wall or the cell
contents.
 Bacteriostatic stops the bacteria from
multiplying.
Side Effects
 Common Side Effects Include:
Diarrhea, feeling and being sick (of
course), and fungal infections of the
mouth and digestive tract.
 Rare Side Effects Include:
Kidney stone formation, abnormal blood
clotting, sensitivity to the sun, and
deafness.
Additional information
 Some people have allergic reactions to
antibiotics; especially to penicillin.
 Allergic reactions include:
 Rashes, tongue swelling, and trouble breathing.
 Use antibiotics with caution and inform your
doctor if you are pregnant or have a reduced
liver or kidney functions.
 Antibiotics may clash with other medications.
 Antibiotics can be taken orally, by injection, or
applied directly to the affected area.
the Quiz…
1.What does anti mean?
A. Barely
B. Against
C. Good
D. Terrible
2.What does bios mean?
3. What was the first
antibiotic?
A.
Amoxicillin
B.
Ampicillin
C.
Penicillin
D.
Benzyl-penicillin
4. Who created the first
antibiotic?
A. Life
A. John Dalton
B. Talk
B. Dr. Jonas Salk
C. Happy
C. Le Chatelier
D. Play
D. Alexander Fleming
Quiz Continued…
5. What were the two types of antibiotics?
A.
Bacteria and bacterium
B.
Bacteriostatic and bactericidal
C.
Prokaryotic and eukaryotic
D.
Electrons and protons
Works Cited
 Nordqvist, Christian. "What Are Antibiotics? How
Do Antibiotics Work?" Medical News Today.
MediLexicon International, 11 Sept. 2014. Web. 18
Nov. 2014.
<http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/1027
8.php>.
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