Deck 50: Antifungal Agents
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Deck 50: Antifungal Agents
One class of antifungal drugs inhibits glucan synthesis, thereby blocking production of the major structural component of the fungal cell wall. Which of the following drugs has this mechanism of action?
A) Polyenes
B) Azoles
C) Triazoles
D) Echinocandins
E) Griseofulvin
A) Polyenes
B) Azoles
C) Triazoles
D) Echinocandins
E) Griseofulvin
Echinocandins
Amphotericin B is most commonly associated with the following adverse effect:
A) Gastric hemorrhage
B) Renal toxicity
C) Pulmonary fibrosis
D) Thyroid dysfunction
E) Congestive heart failure
A) Gastric hemorrhage
B) Renal toxicity
C) Pulmonary fibrosis
D) Thyroid dysfunction
E) Congestive heart failure
Renal toxicity
Ketoconazole is of the azole class of antifungal medications. What is its mechanism of action?
A) Inhibits mitosis
B) Inhibit DNA synthesis
C) Bind to sterols in the cell membrane
D) Inhibit synthesis of membrane sterols
E) Inhibits ribosomal protein translation
A) Inhibits mitosis
B) Inhibit DNA synthesis
C) Bind to sterols in the cell membrane
D) Inhibit synthesis of membrane sterols
E) Inhibits ribosomal protein translation
Inhibit synthesis of membrane sterols

