E-SAT February Quiz 1 Cefi L
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Hi ! The below mentioned are 10 questions with 4 options each, where you need to select the correct answer and submit the quiz. You shall get the scores instantly after the quiz is over. Wishing you all the best for 1st e-SAT quiz for February. This quiz will remain active from 30th Feb'2012 (1. 00 am) till 5th Feb'2012(11. 00 pm)
- 1."Levofloxacin combined with cephalosporins are most active amongst the tested combinations" This reference is from
- A.
Journal of antimicrobial Chemotherapy
- B.
BMC infectious disease 2011
- C.
British Medical journal
- D.
American medical council
- 2.The dosage of CEFI L is
- A.
1 tab OD for 7 days
- B.
1 tab OD for 14 days
- C.
1 tab BID for 7 days
- D.
1 tab OD for 10 days
- 3.As per VAF In CEFI L Cefixime Offers excellent activity against
- A.
Atypical Bacteria
- B.
Gram Negative and Gram Positive Bacteria
- C.
Gram Positive and Atypical bacteria
- D.
Gram Negative Bacteria
- 4.As per VAF In CEFI L Levofloxacin Offers excellent activity against
- A.
Atypical Bacteria
- B.
Gram Negative and Gram Positive Bacteria
- C.
Gram Positive and Atypical bacteria
- D.
Gram Negative Bacteria
- 5.As per VAF In CEFI L Cefixime and Levofloxacin
- A.
Increases efficacy
- B.
Minimises resistance
- C.
Increases safety
- D.
Improves results
- 6.As mentioned in VAF Levofloxacin offers
- A.
Higher Lung tissue concentration
- B.
Higher Intestinal concentration
- C.
Higher Bile concentration
- D.
Higher Gall Bladder concentration
- 7.As mentioned in VAF Levofloxacin shows 99% Susceptibility for
- A.
Staphylococcus aureus
- B.
Haemophillus influenza
- C.
Moraxella catarhallis
- D.
Streptococcus pneumonia
- 8.The Punchline of CEFI L is
- A.
Double attack for successful results
- B.
Superior Coverage Improves clinical outcome
- C.
The Bramhastra for LRTI
- D.
Once a Day antibiotic
- 9.BMC in "BMC infectious disease 2011" means
- A.
Bio Med Centre
- B.
British Medical council
- C.
British Medical Centre
- D.
British Memorial Council
- 10.Levofloxacin belongs to which group of Antibiotics
- A.
Penicillins
- B.
Macrolides
- C.
Fluoroquinolones
- D.
Cephalosporins
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