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Glycopeptides & Gram-Positive Coverage MCQs: practice questions

Sample Glycopeptides & Gram-Positive Coverage multiple-choice questions from Antimicrobial Pharmacology II.

  1. Which drug is a glycopeptide rather than a protein-synthesis inhibitor?

    • A. Linezolid
    • B. Vancomycin
    • C. Clindamycin
    • D. Erythromycin
    • E. Chloramphenicol
  2. Which organism is specifically resistant to vancomycin and treated with alternative agents such as daptomycin?

    • A. Mycoplasma
    • B. VRE
    • C. Chlamydia
    • D. Rickettsia
    • E. Treponema
  3. Which agent has activity similar to vancomycin and is used for skin infections?

    • A. Cefazolin
    • B. Gentamicin
    • C. Doxycycline
    • D. Trimethoprim
    • E. Telavancin
  4. Which strategy reduces the risk of red man syndrome?

    • A. Rapid IV bolus
    • B. Slow infusion
    • C. Oral administration for systemic infection
    • D. High-dose intramuscular injection
    • E. Combining with a macrolide
  5. Which route of vancomycin is preferred for systemic MRSA infection?

    • A. Oral
    • B. Topical
    • C. Inhaled
    • D. Intravenous
    • E. Intrathecal routinely
  6. When does vancomycin penetrate the CSF more effectively?

  7. Which drug is a 50S inhibitor rather than a cell-wall inhibitor?

  8. Which toxicity can be produced by vancomycin?

  9. Which gram-positive infection can be treated with vancomycin in patients allergic to β-lactams?

  10. Which bacterial organisms are primarily covered by vancomycin?

  11. Which bacterial structure is targeted by vancomycin?

  12. Which adverse effect is characteristic of quinupristin/dalfopristin?

  13. Which drug class prevents bacterial cell-wall elongation and cross-linking by binding peptidoglycan precursors?

  14. Which adverse effect is associated with linezolid?

  15. Which pathogen is a classic indication for vancomycin therapy?

  16. Which treatment is appropriate for serious MRSA endocarditis?

  17. Which lipoglycopeptide has actions similar to vancomycin and is used for skin infections?

  18. Which antibiotic is used for severe infections caused by VRE and MRSA and inhibits the 50S subunit?

  19. How is vancomycin administered for antibiotic-associated enterocolitis?

  20. Which infusion-related reaction is classically associated with vancomycin?

  21. Which adverse effect may result from rapid IV vancomycin administration?

  22. Which antibiotic is especially useful against gram-positive organisms but lacks meaningful gram-negative activity?

  23. Which interaction with linezolid can precipitate serotonin syndrome?

  24. How is vancomycin administered for serious systemic infection?

  25. Which resistant gram-positive infection can be treated with linezolid?

  26. Which antibiotic has poor CSF penetration unless the meninges are inflamed?

  27. Which antibiotic is a 50S inhibitor active against MRSA and VRE?

  28. Which organism is a major target of vancomycin in serious systemic infection?

  29. Which enzyme is inhibited by quinupristin/dalfopristin?

  30. Which route of vancomycin is appropriate for C. difficile enterocolitis?

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