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The use of a drug to prevent a person at risk of an imminent infection is called <u>prophylaxis.</u>
What is Prophylaxis?
- Prophylaxis is the steps intended to maintain health (individually or collectively) and stop the spread of disease.
- For instance, Sydenham's chorea can be avoided by using preventive antibiotics following a case of rheumatic fever or for prevention against polio meant avoiding crowds and public swimming pools prior to the development of the polio vaccine.
What medications are prescribed for prophylaxis?
- Intravenous "first generation" cephalosporin antibiotics, such as cephazolin or cephalothin, are frequently used as surgical prophylactic antibiotics.
- injections of gentamicin
- Rectal or intravenous metronidazole (if anaerobic infection is likely)
- Tinidazole oral (if anaerobic infection is likely)
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Amino acids - Amino acids are acids that join together to form proteins, which in turn are essential to life. An example of thigs formed by amino acids is DNA and RNA for example.
Lipid - Lipids are molecules that have many function is our body such as storing energy and they also form part of cell membranes which are very important to life as well.
Proteins - Protenis are molecules that are necessary for life mainly because of all the diffrent functions in cells and the way they function.
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B. response to a stimulus
The sunflower is the responding to the sun's light (the stimulus) by bending towards it
