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Educational Workshops 2016 Multi Drug Resistant Gram Negative Infection; reducing transmission and identifying effective treatment and management QUIZ We are grateful to Aaron Nagar, Medical Microbiologist, Belfast Trust for compiling this quiz.


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QUIZ

We are grateful to Aaron Nagar, Medical Microbiologist, Belfast Trust for compiling this quiz.

Educational Workshops 2016

Multi Drug Resistant Gram Negative Infection; reducing transmission and identifying effective treatment and management

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When was carbapenem resistance in Klebsiella pneumoniae first reported?

a) 1983 b) 1994 c) 1999 d) 2001 e) 2008

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When was carbapenem resistance in Klebsiella pneumoniae first reported?

a) 1983 – First ESBL reported b) 1994 – Ambler Class B metalloenzyme, Japan c) 1999 – First IMP in KP, Japan d) 2001 – First KPC, US and first OXA‐48, Turkey e) 2008 – First NDM, Sweden

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What proportion of invasive Klebsiella pneumoniae isolates in UK were resistant to carbapenems in 2014?

a) 0% b) 0.8% c) 1.8% d) 2.3% e) 5.0%

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What proportion of invasive Klebsiella pneumoniae isolates in UK were resistant to carbapenems in 2014?

a) 0% (Estonia, Finland, Norway, Sweden) b) 0.8% c) 1.8% (Portugal) d) 2.3% (Spain) e) 5.0% (Cyprus) Greece ‐ 62.3%

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What proportion of invasive E. coli isolates in UK were resistant to 3rd generation cephalosporins in 2014?

a) 3.3% b) 5.6% c) 10.3% d) 12.3% e) 21.0%

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What proportion of invasive E. coli isolates in UK were resistant to 3rd generation cephalosporins in 2014?

a) 3.3% (Iceland) b) 5.6% (Sweden) c) 10.3% d) 12.3% (Spain) e) 21.0% (Greece) Bulgaria – 40.4%

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What was the first carbapenem introduced into clinical practice? When?

Clue

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Imipenem, 1985 First carbapenem was thienamycin, isolated from Streptomyces cattleya – reported at ICAAC in 1976 Unstable in aqueous solution

What was the first carbapenem introduced into clinical practice? When?

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The "V" in VIM carbapenemase stands for which city?

a) Valencia b) Verona c) Venice d) Vladivostok e) Vienna

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The "V" in VIM carbapenemase stands for which city?

a) Valencia b) Verona c) Venice d) Vladivostok e) Vienna

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Which one of the following is the odd one

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a) Serratia marcescens b) Stenotrophamonas maltophila c) Elizabethkingia meningoseptica d) Aeromonas sp.

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Which one of the following is the odd one

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a) Serratia marcescens b) Stenotrophamonas maltophila c) Elizabethkingia meningoseptica d) Aeromonas sp.

The other organisms have an intrinsic carbapenemase.

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According to the "Review on Antimicrobial Resistance" chaired Jim O'Neill, by 2050 the death toll due to antimicrobial resistance could be

a) 10 million people per year b) 1 million people per year c) 1 billion people per year d) 25 million people per year e) 5.7 million people per year

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According to the "Review on Antimicrobial Resistance" chaired Jim O'Neill, by 2050 the death toll due to antimicrobial resistance could be

a) 10 million people per year b) 1 million people per year c) 1 billion people per year d) 25 million people per year e) 5.7 million people per year

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Which of the following is the odd one out?

a) IMI/NMC b) VIM c) OXA‐48 d) IMP e) SHV‐1

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Which of the following is the odd one out?

a) IMI/NMC b) VIM c) OXA‐48 d) IMP e) SHV‐1

The rest are carbapenemases