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Question #1
Match the generic and trade name of the antibiotics used to treat otitis media in older children and adults. cefuroxime
A.
Augmentin
B.
Omnicel
C.
Ceftin
D.
Vanitin
Question #2
Match the generic and trade name of the antibiotics used to treat otitis media in older children and adults. cefpodoxime proxetil
A.
Omnicel
B.
Ceftin
C.
Augmentin
D.
Vanitin
Question #3
Match the generic and trade name of the antibiotics used to treat otitis media in older children and adults. amoxicillin clavulanate
A.
Vanitin
B.
Ceftin
C.
Augmentin
D.
Omnicel
Question #4
Match the generic and trade name of the antibiotics used to treat otitis media in older children and adults. cefdinir
A.
Ceftin
B.
Vanitin
C.
Augmentin
D.
Omnicel
Question #5
Match the microbial cause of endocarditis to its treatment. enterococci
A.
nafcillin
B.
amphotericin
C.
vancomycin
D.
penicillin G
E.
gentamicin
Question #6
Match the microbial cause of endocarditis to its treatment. candida
A.
penicillin G
B.
gentamicin
C.
amphotericin
D.
nafcillin
E.
vancomycin
Question #7
Match the microbial cause of endocarditis to its treatment. Staphylococcus aureus
A.
vancomycin
B.
nafcillin
C.
amphotericin
D.
gentamicin
E.
penicillin G
Question #8
Match the microbial cause of endocarditis to its treatment. Streptococcus bovis
A.
amphotericin
B.
nafcillin
C.
penicillin G
D.
vancomycin
E.
gentamicin
Question #9
Match the microbial cause of endocarditis to its treatment. methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)
A.
vancomycin
B.
amphotericin
C.
gentamicin
D.
penicillin G
E.
nafcillin
Question #10
Match the likely pathogen with the specific infectious skin disease. Staphylococcus aureus
A.
erysipelas
B.
cellulitis from a cat bite
C.
necrotizing fasciitis
D.
cellulitis
Question #11
Match the likely pathogen with the specific infectious skin disease. Pasteurella multocida
A.
necrotizing fasciitis
B.
cellulitis
C.
cellulitis from a cat bite
D.
erysipelas
Question #12
Match the likely pathogen with the specific infectious skin disease. beta-hemolytic streptococci
A.
cellulitis from a cat bite
B.
erysipelas
C.
necrotizing fasciitis
D.
cellulitis
Question #13
Match the likely pathogen with the specific infectious skin disease. group A streptococcus
A.
necrotizing fasciitis
B.
erysipelas
C.
cellulitis
D.
cellulitis from a cat bite
Question #14
Match the following infectious diseases to its description. salmonella
A.
watery diarrhea, abdominal pain, and cramping
B.
inflammatory condition of colon
C.
acute abdominal pain in right lower side of abdomen; serious if ruptured
D.
food-borne illness resulting in fever, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea
E.
infection of gallbladder
Question #15
Match the following infectious diseases to its description. acute cholecystitis
A.
food-borne illness resulting in fever, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea
B.
acute abdominal pain in right lower side of abdomen; serious if ruptured
C.
inflammatory condition of colon
D.
watery diarrhea, abdominal pain, and cramping
E.
infection of gallbladder
Question #16
Match the following infectious diseases to its description. diverticulitis
A.
infection of gallbladder
B.
watery diarrhea, abdominal pain, and cramping
C.
food-borne illness resulting in fever, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea
D.
inflammatory condition of colon
E.
acute abdominal pain in right lower side of abdomen; serious if ruptured
Question #17
Match the following infectious diseases to its description. appendicitis
A.
watery diarrhea, abdominal pain, and cramping
B.
acute abdominal pain in right lower side of abdomen; serious if ruptured
C.
inflammatory condition of colon
D.
food-borne illness resulting in fever, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea
E.
infection of gallbladder
Question #18
Match the following infectious diseases to its description. Clostridium difficile colitis
A.
food-borne illness resulting in fever, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea
B.
inflammatory condition of colon
C.
watery diarrhea, abdominal pain, and cramping
D.
acute abdominal pain in right lower side of abdomen; serious if ruptured
E.
infection of gallbladder
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