MCQ Book Questions

Q55734. A 23-year-old male with a history of influenza A infection. An outbreak of influenza A has just been reported in his community and he is exhibiting initial symptoms of influenza A. Which agent would be the most useful to treat him?

Q55735. Addition of clavulanic acid to amoxicillin is to

Q55736. The aminoglycoside that can be used in amoebiasis is

Q55737. Tetracyclines are avoided in pregnancy because they can

Q55738. Ciprofloxacin inhibits the bacterial enzyme

Q55739. Erythromycin is the drug of choice in

Q55740. Cyclosporine

Q55741. Tetracycline is stored in the body in

Q55742. Drug which interfere with the bacterial cell wall synthesis is

Q55743. Antibiotic(s) which inhibit the protein synthesis in cells is/are

Q55744. Penicillins are not effective against

Q55745. Pseudomonas aeruginosa organism is always sensitive to

Q55746. Drug of choice for Brucella infection is

Q55747. Streptomycin is more active at

Q55748. Dr. Jones requests your help in prescrib- ing a protease inhibitor for his patient. He has heard that not all agents are the same and asks for your recommendation as to which agent would penetrate the blood-brain barrier. Which agent would you recomment?

Q55749. Which of the following agents is not a broad spectrum antibiotic

Q55750. Probenacid increases the plasma con- centration of penicillin because

Q55751. Benzylpenicillin is not used orally because

Q55752. Penicillins should not be given by

Q55753. Anaphylactic shock to penicillin occurs