AMR quiz

1. In Germany, all systemic antibiotics require a _________ from a physician or dentist.
3. Serbian students often stop antibiotic treatment early when they feel ________.
5. Tunisian patients often practice _________, meaning they use leftover or non-prescribed antibiotics.(2 words)
6. Bacteria that cause bloodstream infections and show carbapenem resistance in Egypt.
8. The international organization that Tunisia partners with to combat AMR (abbreviation).
9. The Robert Koch ________ (RKI) coordinates AMR surveillance in Germany.
10. Egyptian farm workers widely use antimicrobials for growth ________ in animals.
12. In Egypt, almost 90% of wound infections in 2023 were caused by
14. Romania has the ________ antibiotic usage rate in Europe.
15. Exceptionally, Romanian pharmacies can provide a 48-hour supply in ________ situations.
16. The “One ________” approach recognizes the link between human, animal, and environmental health.
17. The World Health ________ (WHO) identifies AMR as a top 10 global health threat.

2. In Tunisia, antibiotics officially require this document from a doctor.
4. In Romania, starting January 2024, systemic antibiotics may only be given with this. (2 words)
7. In Serbia, over 44% of household antibiotics are ________ from incomplete treatments.
11. Every second Pseudomonas aeruginosa in Serbia is resistant to this antibiotic class.
13. In Germany, leftover antibiotics are collected safely through ________ or hospitals.