6 Written Questions

1. Transpeptidase
2. The Protein Synthesis by blocking the initiation complex. Translocation is blocked
3. In seriously ill or immunocompromised patients
4. Prevention therapy (antimicrobial)
5. Enolpyruvate Transferase
6. Minimum Bactericidal Concentration, this is the lowest concentration of an antibiotic that kills the tested bacteria

6 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Inhibits Dihydrogolate reductase
   1. What does Trimethoprim do?
   2. What do Quinolones do?
   3. What does Dalfopristin do?
   4. What does Linezolid do?
2. Transglycosylase
   1. What does Dalfopristin do?
   2. What does Fosfomycin inhibit?
   3. What does Vancomycin inhibit?
   4. What does Beta-Lactam inhibit?
3. Inhibit Topoisomerase
   1. What do Quinolones do?
   2. What do Macrolides block?
   3. What does Linezolid do?
   4. What do Sulfonamides do?
4. Aminoacyl-tRNA binding
   1. What do Quinolones do?
   2. What do Tetracyclines block?
   3. What do Macrolides block?
   4. What do Sulfonamides do?
5. Minimum inhibitory concentration, this is the lowest concentration of antibiotic that inhibits growth of tested bacteria
   1. What do Quinolones do?
   2. What does Linezolid do?
   3. What is MBC?
   4. What is MIC?
6. It changes the 50s so f. it up
   1. What does Linezolid do?
   2. What does Trimethoprim do?
   3. What does Dalfopristin do?
   4. What does Quinupristin block?

6 True/False Questions

1. What does Chloramthenicol block? → Transpeptidation

   True        False

2. What does Linezolid do? → Inhibits Dihydrogolate reductase

   True        False

3. What does Quinupristin block? → Translocation

   True        False

4. What do Metronidazole do? → DNA damage!

   True        False

5. What do Macrolides block? → Translocation

   True        False

6. What do Sulfonamides do? → Inhibits Dihydropteroate Synthetase

   True        False