Cephalosporins

3. Watery stool that may indicate C. difficile infection.
7. This antibiotic class is related to penicillin's.
8. Medication class used to treat bacterial infections.
9. White patches in the mouth that may occur with antibiotic use.
10. Can occur if antibiotics are not taken as prescribed, making drugs less effective.

1. Microorganisms targeted by cephalosporins.
2. Severe allergic reaction requiring emergency treatment.
4. Hypersensitivity reaction to medication.
5. Inflammation of a vein at an IV site.
6. Kidney function must be monitored because many cephalosporins are cleared through this system.
11. Lab specimen collected before starting antibiotics.