FPGEE Practice Questions

A.  

Pyrophosphate analog

B.  

Metabolism in liver is by glucuronidization

C.  

Not shown to reduce sudden death or prolong survival.

D.  

Inhibition of DNA gyrase results in: 1. Inhibition of bacterial replication 2. Inhibition of DNA repair 3. Inhibition of expression of certain operons

E.  

Non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor

A.  

Penicillins

B.  

Cephalosporins

C.  

Gentamycin

D.  

Streptomycin

E.  

Sulfonamides

A.  

Life-threatening ventricular tachyarrhythmias

B.  

Cardiac stimulation

C.  

Decongestant

D.  

Hypertension

E.  

Asthma

A.  

Effect monitored by PT (prothrombin tim

E.  

B.  

Embryopathy is due to production of epoxide metabolites. It is especially common when several anticonvulsants are used together.

C.  

Is a mixture of trimethoprim and sulfamethoxazole

D.  

Minimal GI absorption.

E.  

Allergic reactions (cutaneous) can be fatal in 1/20,000 users.

A.  

Amoxicillin

B.  

Nafcillin

C.  

Methicillin

D.  

Oxacillin

E.  

All are very narrow spectrum penicillins

A.  

INH

B.  

PASA

C.  

ASA

D.  

Streptomycin

E.  

Oxacillin

A.  

Miconazole

B.  

Clotrimazole

C.  

Amphotericin

D.  

Itraconazole

E.  

Ketoconazole

A.  

Aminoglycosides

B.  

Tetracycline

C.  

Cephalexin

D.  

Chloramphenicol

E.  

Clindamycin

A.  

Alteration in gut flora

B.  

Disulfiram like reactions

C.  

Teeth permanent discoloration

D.  

Fanconi like syndrome

E.  

Hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis

A.  

Barbiturates

B.  

Antiprotozoan agents

C.  

Antimycobacterial

D.  

Benzodiazepines

E.  

Sedatives