Antibiotics Assessment (Full)

Name 3 common bacteria isolated from intra-abdominal infection. (Please answer in the format "A/B/C")

Name 2 predisposing factors of urinary tract infections. (Please answer in the format "A/B")

Describe the clinical classification (symptoms)of a diabetic foot infection with moderate severity.

Name 3 mechanisms of resistance for beta-lactams and an example of the relevant pathogen.

Name 3 examples of beta-lactamase inhibitor. (Please answer in the format "A/B/C")

Provide 2 examples of complicated Intra-abdominal infection. (Please answer in the format "A/B")

What is the recommended INVANZ dosage and administration for empirical therapy in adults with moderate renal insufficiency?

Describe the clinical characteristics of a complicated UTI patient. Provide 4. (Please answer in the format "A/B/C/D")

Which of the following micro-organisms produce extended spectrum beta lactamase?

For intravenous administration of INVANZ, infusion should be completed within ___ hours after reconstitution if reconstituted solution is stored at room temperature (25 degree Celsius).

Which of the following are NOT indications for INVANZ in adults? (Multiple answers)

Complicated intra-abdominal infection requires surgical or radiological intervention.

Staphylococus aureus is the most commonly isolated pathogen in complicated urinary tract infection.

Staphylococus aureus is the most commonly isolated pathogen for diabetic foot infection.

Ertapenem has significant stability to hydrolysis by most classes of beta-lactamases, including penicillinases, and cephalosporinases and extended spectrum beta-lactamases, but not metallo-beta-lactamases.

INVANZ should be infused over a period of 20 minutes.

Horizontal transfer of genetic material is the only mechanism for the spread of antibiotic resistance.

INVANZ is contraindicated for hemodialysis patients.

Name 4 commonly reported adverse events with INVANZ in adults. (Please answer in the format "A/B/C/D")