ANTI-INFECTIVES IN DENTISTRY PT.1 by Lorenz

A detailed illustration of various anti-infectives used in dentistry, showcasing penicillin, its chemical structure, and use in dental treatment, with a dental office background.

Anti-Infectives in Dentistry Quiz

Test your knowledge on the important role of anti-infectives in dentistry! This quiz covers various aspects of penicillin, its types, uses, and adverse effects to help you enhance your understanding of pharmacology in dental practices.

Key topics include:

Bactericidal agents
Penicillin variants
Adverse effects
Prophylaxis in dental procedures

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Very potent bactericidal agent that acts by. Interfering with synthesis of bacterial cell wall Inactivate proteins present on the bacterial cell membrane.

	Penicillin G consists of?
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	First generation of penicillin consists of?
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Drug of choice for prophylaxis in non-allergic patients with a history of rheumatoid heart disease.

What is the major adverse effect of penicillin?

What is the adverse effect of extended spectrum penicillin?

Diarrhea caused by a change in the flora of the colon.

Extended Spectrum Penicillin is an overgrowth of a toxin producing strain of _____________ __________.

What penicillin causes liver toxicity.

Used exclusively in dental situations when an oral narrow spectrum antibiotic is indicated.

	Penicillin V consists of?
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A prototype penicillin and is poorly absorbed orally.

Detrimental to patients with cv disease on low sodium diet.

For the treatment of certain sexually transmitted disease.

Procaine Pen G is used in combination with ____ ___________ as a single dose injection.

To provide an extended duration of action and for patients who have a history of rheumatic heart disease and undergoing long term prophylaxis of bacterial endocarditis.

Use against penicillinase resistant staphylococci.

True or False. Patients allergic to penicillin are also allergic to penicillinase resistant penicillin.

	Penicillinase-resistant penicillin consists of?
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	Extended-spectrum penicillin consists of?
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Decreased absorption when administered with food.

Reserved for hospitalized patients with serious infections caused by Pseudomonas and E. Coli strains.

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