1. Which drug category includes the penicillins? Group of answer choices Cell wall synthesis inhibitors Protein...
1.
Which drug category includes the penicillins?
Group of answer choices
Cell wall synthesis inhibitors
Protein synthesis inhibitors
Metabolism inhibitors
DNA synthesis inhibitors
2. You are assisting in the care of a client taking gentamicin (Cidomycin). What lab value would be most important to monitor for this drug?
Group of answer choices
Lab value showing kidney function
Lab value showing potassium level
Lab value showing cholesterol level
Lab value showing clotting time
3.
What does the term “virulence” mean?
Group of answer choices
Bacteria that do not cause infection or systemic disease
How easily a bacterium can be killed by antibiotic therapy
How many different types of bacteria an antibiotic can kill
How well bacteria can invade and spread within the body
4.
Which anti-infective category is most closely associated with the adverse reactions of nephron toxicity and ototoxicity?
Group of answer choices
Macrolides
Aminoglycosides
Cephalosporins
Sulfonamides
5.
Which of the following drugs can discolor teeth in children and developing fetus?
Group of answer choices
Tetracyclines
Glucocorticoids
Statins
Penicillins
Cephalosporins
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Which drug category includes the penicillins?
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