| Hint | Answer |
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| Neurotoxin taken up by dopaminergic cells that kills them | |
| Penicillin G is acid: Labile or Stable | |
| Plasmodium species that is most prevalent cause of human malaria | |
| Rapid Excretion/Slow Excretion/Poorly Absorbed: Sulfamethoxazole | |
| Overall effect of this drug is to increase pre- and postsynaptic GABA | |
| Prostaglandins that sensitize cutaneous pain receptors to bradykinin and histamine | |
| Class of drug: Rivastigmine | |
| Drug class: Aztreonam | |
| This antiviral drug is the most effective antiviral in treating HSV infections and can also be used to treat RSV | |
| Class of drugs that prolong GABA-mediated chloride channel openings and do some blockade of voltage-dependent sodium channels | |
| Disease modifying anti-rheumatic drug that can decrease neutrophil chemotaxis and reduce function of macrophages and lymphocytes | |
| Spectinomycin blocks protein synthesis by binding to this | |
| Bacteriostatic or Bactericidal: Macrolides | |
| Class of drug: Ciprofloxacin | |
| Last line of defense against gram+ organisms | |
| This class of drug causes irreversible ototoxicity | |
| Class of drugs that is helpful in treating acne | |
| First-line drug for generalized seizures that enhances GABA transmission, blocks Na+ channels, activates K+ channels | |
| Bacteriostatic or Bactericidal: Isoniazid with actively dividing organisms | |
| This class of drug causes irreversible ototoxicity | |
| Slow release IM form of penicillin G is especially good for the treatement of patients with this type of infection since they are unlikely to come back for a follow-up visit. | |
| Sensitive members are suppressed thereby removing inhibitory effects. Overgrowth and repopulation with resistant organisms may occur that, in turn lead to infection. | |
| This drug is widely distributed through the tissues as demonstrated by orange-red color of the urine, feces, saliva, sputum, tears and sweat but this indicate a problem. | |
| Severity of migraine treated by narcotics | |
| Drug that works by activating glutamic acid decarboxylase | |
| Class of drug: Nalidixic Acid | |
| IM form of penicillin G is prepared with ____________________ (two compounds) which allows it to be more slowly released and therefore remain at a steady state longer in the blood. | |
| Drug class that inhibits bacterial protein synthesis by binding to tthe 50s ribosomal subunit. The production of small peptides goes on normally but highly polymerized homopeptides | |
| Which type of antiepileptic drug has fewer CNS sedative effects? (New or Classic) | |
| Drug that inhibits recapture of dopamine | |
| Bacteriostatic or Bactericidal: Penicillins | |
| Bacteriostatic or Bactericidal: Chloramphenicol | |
| NSAID with the least cardiovascular effects | |
| Class of drug: ropinirole | |
| Anti-rheumatic drug that can cause pancytopenia | |
| Drug that reduces the adverse effects of L-dopa by preventing its peripheral conversion to dopamine by peripheral dopa decarboxylase. This drug does not cross the blood-brain barri | |
| Plasmodium species that undergoes several lifecycles in the liver and therefore requires liver and RBC drugs | |
| Severity of migraine treated by triptans | |
| Drug that is inactivated by dihydropeptidase so it is given with cilastatin | |
| Parkinson's pharmacotherapy that is a dopamine precursor that freely crosses the blood-brain barrier | |
| Cloxacillin is penicillinase: Sensitive or Resistant | |
| People with a deficiency of this enzyme can get lethal hemolysis when treated with certain anti-malarial drugs | |
| Inhibition of bone growth caused by tetracyclines is: Reversible or Irreversible | |
| Only anti-malarial drug that is effective against organisms in the liver | |
| Class of drug: primidone | |
| Type of bacteria vancomycin is mainly active against: Gram Positive or Gram Negative | |
| Bind to 50s rRNA and inhibits formation or peptide bond | |
| Bacteriostatic or Bactericidal: Vancomycin | |
| Class of Drug: trihexyphenidyl | |
| Stage of AD that rivastigmine is used | |
| Class of drug: pamipexol | |
| First line drug for partial seizures | |
| Drug's mechanism of action is to inhibit the activity of RNA dependent RNA polymerase | |
| Best drug for the treatment of systemic mycoses | |
| Rapid Excretion/Slow Excretion/Poorly Absorbed: Succinylsulfathiazole | |
| Which type of antiepileptic drug has fewer CNS sedative effects? (New or Classic) | |
| Class of drug: Gatifloxacin | |
| Class of drug: clonazapam | |
| Penicillin crosses the placenta: True or False | |
| Anti-fungal drug with 70% CNS penetration that can be used to treat meningeal crystococcus | |
| Class of Drug: benztropine mesylate | |
| One of the better drug classes for sepsis/septic shock | |
| Celecoxib may reduce the effectiveness of what other drug class | |
| Methicillin is penicillinase: Sensitive or Resistant | |
| Type of bacteria macrolides are most effective against: Gram Positive or Gram Negative | |
| Class of drugs that is very broad spectrum for fungi and works by inhibiting ergosterol synthesis while not affecting cholesterol synthesis | |
| Type of antibiotic that aminoglycosides are synergistic with | |
| All the antiviral nucleotide analogs are effective against this virus | |
| Sulfonamide used to treat inflammatory bowel disease | |
| This class of drug causes irreversible ototoxicity | |
| Sulfonamide with particular specificity for P. carinii, Shigella, Salmonella, Serratia | |
| Prostaglandins that increase body temperature when in the CNS | |
| Target of trimethoprim | |
| Bacteriostatic or Bactericidal: Cephalosporins | |
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