BCSE quest
Which antibiotics are used for gram-positive bacteria according to the text?
Notes
BCSE questions 1. Matching questions valem mais, foca! 1.1. Match antibiotics: Beta-lactam: gram + and – Metronidazole: anaerobic only Probably aminoglycoside: gram – only Probably penicillin or macrolides (enrofloxacin): gram + only G+ bact antibiotics Staph: Enro, Erythro, Amoxy. Strepto and Actinomyces: Penicillin Noocardia: trimethoprim‐sulfamethoxazole G- Bacteria antibiotics: 3rd generation Cephalosporin (Ceftriaxone) and Aminoglycosides (Gentamicin, Amikacin and Neomycin) Pseudomonas: Aminoglycosides, 3g cephalosporins, clavamox. 1.2 Match diseases: Fat cow with high BCE: laminitis Overfed post calving lush pasture – frothy bloat? (overload energy feed) Diet high in sulfur – thiamine deficiency Fat liver - ketosis 1.3 Match ovulators: Llama, cat, rabbit – induced ovulators Dog, sheep, cow, pig, horse, and most rodents = natural ovulators 1.4 Match abomasum displacement RDA/volvulus: ping right side 10-13th ribs. LDA: left side ping, between 9-13th ribs. Cecal dilation: ping under right paralumbar fossa. Right or left displaced abomasum – right omentopexy (displaced abomasum). If it is left you may try to roll or do the surgery. Not matching question but “ping question”: ...
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