Arvic a 16-year-old student, has acquired systemic fungal infection, he should be treated with

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5. Arvic, a 16-year-old student, has acquired systemic fungal infection, he should be treated with:a. Amphotericin Bb. Miconazole (Monistat IV)c. Ketoconazoled. Griseofulvin (Fulvicin)ANSWER: _A_______RATIO:_Serious life-threatening fungal infections are treated with amphotericin B.__________________________

6. Which of the following must always be present before beginning antifungal therapy?

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• Antitubercular therapy may be determined ineffective when:

  • Drug-resistant bacteria emerge.

• Fluconazole (Diflucan) can be administered to a client with:

• When administering amphotericin B. which of the following must be used?

  • A brown bag to protect the infusion from the light

  • A diluent of 5% dextrose with no preservatives

  • A diluent of normal saline with alcohol

  • A micron filter of above l ?

• Which of the following nursing diagnoses might occur when administering large parenteral doses of amphotericin B with vancomycin (Vancocin)?

  • Ineffective airway clearance

  • Ineffective breathing pattern

• Arvic. a 16-year-old student. has acquired systemic fungal infection. he should be treated with:

• Which of the following must always be present before beginning antifungal therapy?

• Which choice describes the action of nucleoside analogs?

  • Exert anti-HIV activity at the reverse transcriptase level and cause premature termination of viral DNA chain synthesis

  • Completely stop the replication of HIV virus

  • Allow for a patient to become non-contagious after taking for at least 3 days

  • Are all equally effective and free of side effects

• Which of the following true about protease inhibitors?

  • Work better when used alone.

  • Are the same as nucleoside analogs.

  • Affect replication of HIV at different stage than nucleoside analogs.

  • Have a high level of toxicity.

• The human cells specifically affected by HIV are:

• Which of the following statements is TRUE about monotherapy for treatment of HIV disease?

  • It is the only FDA-approved treatment for HIV disease

  • It is able to effectively destroy all viral particles of HIV

  • It interferes with the replication of HIV virus without causing any side effects

  • It appears to cause rapid resistance.

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