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What are compounds produced by one microbe that adversely affect other microbes? Correct Ans:- antibiotics What is the term for an antibiotic that is effective against many species, such as both gram - and +? Correct Ans:- broad spectrum - can attack structures common to all bacterial cells...

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What are compounds produced by one microbe that adversely affect other
microbes? Correct Ans:- antibiotics

What is the term for an antibiotic that is effective against many species, such
as both gram - and +? Correct Ans:- broad spectrum
- can attack structures common to all bacterial cells

What is the term for an antibiotic that is only effective against a certain
species, such as out the outer membrane of gram - cells? Correct Ans:-
narrow spectrum

What is the term for antibiotics that kill target organisms? Correct Ans:-
bactericidal

What is the term for antibiotics that prevent the growth of the organism but
do not kill? Correct Ans:- bacteriostatic

What is the scientific contribution of Duchesne? Correct Ans:- proposed that
bacteria and molds engage in a perpetual battle for survival

What is the scientific contribution of fleming? Correct Ans:- rediscovered
penicillin

What is the scientific contribution of Florey? Correct Ans:- purified penicillin
with Chain

What is the scientific contribution of chain? Correct Ans:- purified penicillin
with Florey

What is the scientific contribution of Domagk? Correct Ans:- - discovered
sulfa drugs (prontosil dye)
- inactive until the body converts it to an active agent

What is the scientific contribution of Waksman? Correct Ans:- discovered
streptomycin, an antibiotic produced by actinomycete bacterium found in
soil

What are the 2 criteria for an effective antibiotic? Correct Ans:- 1. antibiotic
must affect the target organism
2. it must not affect humans

, What are the differences in MIC and MBC and the technique for finding each?
Correct Ans:- - MIC is the lowest concentration that prevents growth
- to test for MIC, dilute the antibiotic and see which concentration has no
visible growth. you can also use a strip test
- then, plate each tube with no visible growth. see if colonies form: no
colonies = MBC (or MLC)

explain the procedure and information obtained for a Kirby-Bauer Disk assay
Correct Ans:- - tests strain sensitivity to multiple antibiotics
- you have round filter paper discs soaked in antibiotics. place them on agar
with a bacterial lawn streak and see if there is a zone of inhibition

what is the cellular target for PCN? Correct Ans:- cell wall

what is the cellular target for Vancomycin? Correct Ans:- cell wall

what is the cellular target for Polymyxin? Correct Ans:- cell membrane

what is the cellular target for Gramicidin? Correct Ans:- cell membrane

what is the cellular target for Amingoglycosides? Correct Ans:- protein
synthesis

what is the cellular target for Tetracycline? Correct Ans:- protein synthesis

what is the cellular target for Rifamycin B? Correct Ans:- RNA synthesis

what is the cellular target for actinomycin D? Correct Ans:- RNA synthesis

what is the cellular target for sulfa drugs? Correct Ans:- DNA synthesis

what is the cellular target for quinolones? Correct Ans:- DNA synthesis

what are the 4 key steps of peptidoglycan synthesis and how do certain
antibiotics disrupt the process? Correct Ans:- 1. precursors are made in
cytoplasm
2. the precursors are polymerized to the existing cell wall structure by
transglycosylases
3. the peptide side chains are cross-linked by transpeptidases

what is the mechanism of action for beta lactam antibiotics and what
antibiotics are classified as beta lactams? Correct Ans:- - Beta lactams are
penicillins and cephalosporins
- inhibit cell wall synthesis
- the beta-lactam ring chemically resembles the D-Ala-D-Ala piece of
peptidoglycan

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