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***Sulfonamides + UTI antimicrobials (Drug Specific)****

***Sulfonamides + UTI antimicrobials (Drug Specific)****

  • a

    Which sulfa drug is used to treat bacterial vaginosis?

    a) AVC

    b) sulfacetamide sodium

    c) sulfisoxazole

    d) sulfisoxazole acetate

  • b

    Which sulfa drug is used to treat bacterial conjunctivitis?

    a) AVC

    b) sulfacetamide sodium

    c) sulfisoxazole

    d) sulfisoxazole acetate

  • c

    Which sulfa drug is used to treat UTI?

    a) AVC

    b) sulfacetamide sodium

    c) sulfisoxazole

    d) sulfisoxazole acetate

  • c

    Which sulfa drug is used to treat pediatric ear infections caused by Norcardia ?

    a) AVC

    b) sulfacetamide sodium

    c) sulfisoxazole

    d) sulfisoxazole acetate

  • d

    Which sulfa drug is used to treat H.flu ear infections?

    a) AVC

    b) sulfacetamide sodium

    c) sulfisoxazole

    d) sulfisoxazole acetate

  • a

    Which sulfa drug is used to treat minor UTI?

    a) sulfamethizole

    b) silver sulfadiazine

    c) mefenide acetate

    d) sulfasalazine

    e) sulfamethoxazole

  • b,c

    Which sulfa drug is used for the prevention of infection in wounds and burns?

    a) sulfamethizole

    b) silver sulfadiazine

    c) mefenide acetate

    d)sulfasalazine

    e) sulfamethoxazole

  • c

    Which sulfa drug can inhibit carbonic anyhydrase and lead to metabolic acidosis?

    a) sulfamethizole

    b) silver sulfadiazine

    c) mefenide acetate

    d) sulfasalazine

    e) sulfamethoxazole

  • b

    Which sulfa drug is especially active against Pseudomonas that may infect burn wounds?

    a) sulfamethizole

    b) silver sulfadiazine

    c) mefenide acetate

    d)sulfasalazine

    e) sulfamethoxazole

  • d

    Which sulfa drug is considered anti-inflammatory and inhibits prostaglandin synthesis in the GI tract? i.e. reduces diarrhea)

    a) sulfamethizole

    b) silver sulfadiazine

    c) mefenide acetate

    d)sulfasalazine

    e) sulfamethoxazole

  • e

    Which of the following sulfa drugs is used in conjunction with Trimethoprim?

    a) sulfamethizole

    b) silver sulfadiazine

    c) mefenide acetate

    d)sulfasalazine

    e) sulfamethoxazole

  • b

    Sulfamethoxazole is _____.

    a) cidal

    b) static

  • a

    Trimethoprim is _____

    a) cidal

    b) static

  • gm-: ear infection, h.flu, uti

    SMX-TMP combination therapy is 1st line for?

  • fungus

    Pneumocystis Pneumonia is a ________.

  • Pneumocystis Pneumonia

    SMX is the DOC for ?

  • displaces drugs from album; increasing their drug concentration except for cyclosporine

    How does SMX affect drug concentrations of other drugs?

  • certain bacteria lack enzymes to synthesize folate

    What are the inherent bacterial resistance mechanisms for Sulfonamide?

  • increased PAPA production, produce altered dihydropteroate, decreased permeability of sulfonamide into cell, MDR

    What are the acquired bacterial resistance mechanisms for Sulfonamide?

  • decreased permeability of trimethoprim into cell, increased production of dihydrofolate reductase, altered dihydrofolate reductase enzyme

    What are the acquired bacterial resistance mechanisms for Trimethoprim?

  • a

    Which sulfa drug is used to treat Nocardiosis RTI and toxoplasmosis?

    a) sulfadiazine

    b) trimetrexate glucuronate

    c) dapsone

    d) Nitrofurantoin

    e) Methenamine

    f) Fosfomycin tromethamine

  • a

    Which sulfa drug can cause decreased carnitine levels that lead to mental changes?

    a) sulfadiazine

    b) trimetrexate glucuronate

    c) dapsone

    d) Nitrofurantoin

    e) Methenamine

    f) Fosfomycin tromethamine

  • a

    Which sulfa drug can cause leucopenia and anemia?

    a) sulfadiazine

    b) trimetrexate glucuronate

    c) dapsone

    d) Nitrofurantoin

    e) Methenamine

    f) Fosfomycin tromethamine

  • b

    Which drug is used as an alternate therapy in AIDS patients to treat Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia?

    a) sulfadiazine

    b) trimetrexate glucuronate

    c) dapsone

    d) Nitrofurantoin

    e) Methenamine

    f) Fosfomycin tromethamine

  • c

    Which drug is used in conjunction with Rifampin to treat Mycobacterium leprae?

    a) sulfadiazine

    b) trimetrexate glucuronate

    c) dapsone

    d) Nitrofurantoin

    e) Methenamine

    f) Fosfomycin tromethamine

  • rash, fever, headache, photosensitivity, blood disorder

    What are SE's associated with Dapsone?

  • c

    Antacids and H2 blockers decreased absorption of ________.

    a) sulfadiazine

    b) trimetrexate glucuronate

    c) dapsone

    d) Nitrofurantoin

    e) Methenamine

    f) Fosfomycin tromethamine

  • d,e

    Which drug is a prodrug?

    a) sulfadiazine

    b) trimetrexate glucuronate

    c) dapsone

    d) Nitrofurantoin

    e) Methenamine

    f) Fosfomycin tromethamine

  • d

    Which drug possesses several mechanisms to slow down bacterial resistance?

    a) sulfadiazine

    b) trimetrexate glucuronate

    c) dapsone

    d) Nitrofurantoin

    e) Methenamine

    f) Fosfomycin tromethamine

  • e

    Which drug requires acidic urine pH? Commonly advised to drink Vit C & Cranberry Juice.

    a) sulfadiazine

    b) trimetrexate glucuronate

    c) dapsone

    d) Nitrofurantoin

    e) Methenamine

    f) Fosfomycin tromethamine

  • f

    Which drug inhibits phosphoenolpyruvate transferase enzyme that catalyzes formation of diphosphate-N-acetylmuramic acid that is needed for cell wall formation?

    a) sulfadiazine

    b) trimetrexate glucuronate

    c) dapsone

    d) Nitrofurantoin

    e) Methenamine

    f) Fosfomycin tromethamine

  • d

    Which drug is used to treat SMX-TMP/ FQ resistant E.coli?

    a) sulfadiazine

    b) trimetrexate glucuronate

    c) dapsone

    d) Nitrofurantoin

    e) Methenamine

    f) Fosfomycin tromethamine