monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs)
Ginseng
antibiotics
penicillins
100

these have been generally replaced with what because they are safer and have less side effects 

antidepressants 

100

may contribute to bleeding tendencies if combined with what particularly?

oral anticoagulants

100

antibiotics are among the most?

commonly prescribed medications in the US

100

these inhibit growth of and kill bacteria?

susceptible bacteria and kills in sufficiently high concentrations  

200

what interacts with these causing elevated BP?

food 

200

who is more prone to problems when taking this?

persons with diabetes and pregnant/lactating women

200

common side effects of antibiotics are?

nausea/vomiting , diarrhea , anorexia , abdominal pain , rash , photosensitivity , headache , dizziness  

200

these are most effective against gram-positive organisms like?

streptococci , staphylococci, and pneumococci

300

what are some fermented foods causing reactions?

apple cider vinegar,wine,chocolate,yogurt,alcohol,aged cheese

300

if taken with hormone replacements or hormonal contraceptives what can happen? 

adverse reactions 

300

an antibiotic is?

an anti-infective agent used to treat infection, chemical compound specifically used to treat bacterial infections, any med that acts as an antimicrobial agent  

300

these are active against some gram-negative organisms like?

gonococci ,meningococci , and organism that causes syphilis 

400

these interact with what inhibitors?

SSRI,SNRIs

400

can interact or cause overdose with?

antidepressants or other psychiatric medications  

400

factors that influence effectiveness of antibiotic?

water soluble,diffuse readily into body tissue,not cause adverse reactions,shouldnt affect flora,should be well absorbed by GI tract,not be antagonistic 

500

what do healthcare providers order to determine which antibiotic and why?

culture and sensitivity to determine specific microorganism causing infection and which med would be most effective

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