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piperacillin vancomycin gentamicin clindamycin
erythromycin tetracycline gentamicin clindamycin
lipid soluble well absorbed orally poorly absorbed from the GI tract and excreted mostly unchanged in the urine if injected devoid of serious adverse effects
binds to keratin is fungicidal forms ergosterol in hair and nails incorporates itself into fungal RNA
echinocandins inhibit polysaccharide (glucan) synthesis in the cell wall flucytosine binds to the cell membrane ticonazole is an antimetabolite for fungal RNA amphotericin B binds to a cytochrome P450-dependent enzyme
binding to ergosterol inhibiting cell mitosis inhibiting neuraminidase facilitating viral fusion to the host cell
mercaptopurine fluorouracil methotrexate cytarabine
doxorubicin asparaginase etoposide vincristine
tamoxifen anastrozole leuprolide goserelin
imatinib trastuzumab bevacizumab gefitinib
one of the early goals of chemotherapy is remission antineoplastic drugs only attack cancerous cells drug resistance is increased with combination therapy it is the primary form of treatment for solid tumors
decrease cells' ability to synthesize proteins are cell-cycle nonspecific bind irreversibly with nucleic acids and are cell-cycle nonspecific all statements are true
blocking DNA synthesis forming abnormal nucleotides preventing DNA replication and forming abnormal nucleotides all of these
they can bind to microtubules they induce enzymes they increase DNA strand breakage they can bind to microtubules, and they increase DNA strand breakage
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