Question

Cij Uue estion Completion Status: QUESTION 25 The nurse is describing to a client how the client's newly prescribed anti-infective produces a therapeutic effect. What should the nurse explair to this client? A. The goal of treatment is to identify drugs that are selectively toxic to human cells. B. Anti-infectives mobilize the client's own immune system against a microorganism. C. Many anti-infectives interfere with normal functioning of the target organism. D. Anti-infectives increase resilience of human body cells. QUESTION 26 The nurse is reviewing anti-infectives prior to caring for a client who is diagnosed with sepsis. What statements are accurate descriptions of anti-infective therapy? Select all that apply. A. Some anti-infectives interfere with biosynthesis of the pathogen's cell wall. B. Some anti-infectives interfere with ribonucleic acid (RNA) synthesis in the cell leading to cell death. C. Some anti-infectives prevent the cells of the organism from using essential substances. D. Many anti-infectives interfere with the steps involved in protein synthesis. BE. Some anti-infective work indirectly, by focusing and strengthening the body's immune function. QUESTION 27 The nurse administers a drug to treat Chlamydia trachomatis. The nurse is aware that this drug has no effect on any other bacteria. How should the nurse describe this characteristic of the drug? A. The drug has prophylactic qualities. B. The drug has a narrow spectrum of activity C. The drug is bacteriostatic. D. The drug is bactericidal.

Answer 1

Answer: Many anti infective interfere with normal functioning of the target organism.

( Most of the drugs act by the interfering and exhibiting or stopping the function of the target cells)

Answer: Some anti infective interfere with biosynthesis of the pathogen cell wall, many anti infective interferes with the steps involves in protein photosynthesis.

Answer: The drug has narrow spectrum of activity.

( The narrow spectrum of the drug acts on a small group and kind of bacteria)