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Antimicrobial Review: Match the antibiotic with the mode of RESISTANCE.   Antimicrobial Group Mechanisms of Resistance __...

Antimicrobial Review: Match the antibiotic with the mode of RESISTANCE.  

Antimicrobial Group

Mechanisms of Resistance

__ Aminoglycosides

__ Fluoroquinolones
__ β‐Lactams
__ Vancomycin
__ Macrolides

A. Decreased uptake, altered target

B. Altered target, target overproduction

C. Enzymatic destruction, altered target, decreased uptake
D. Efflux, altered target

E. Enzymatic modification, decreased uptake, altered target

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Aminoglycosidase enzymatic modification , decreased uptake , altered target

fluoroquinolones efflux , altered target

β‐Lactams enzymatic destruction , altered target , decreased uptake

vanomycin    Altered target, target overproduction


macrolidase enzymatic modification , decreased uptake

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