Across
- 4. Lowest concentration of antibiotic that inhibits visible growth. (3 letters)
- 8. Lowest concentration of antibiotic that kills the bacteria (3 letters)
- 10. Prophylaxis for CMV infection and does not confer cross resistance to other antivirals (10 letters)
- 13. Monitoring of antimicrobial resistance (12 letters)
- 14. Genetic change that can lead to antimicrobial resistance (8 letters)
- 16. A new generation aminoglycoside used for treating complicated UTI and carbepenem resistant isolates (10 letters)
- 17. A CDC affiliated program that tracks antimicrobial resistance among enteric bacteria from different sources (5 letters)
- 18. Antibiotic - resistant Enterococcus species. (3 letters)
Down
- 1. A PEP analogue produced by Streptomyces fradiae used to treat uncomplicated UTI. (10 letters)
- 2. A term used to describe bacteria that have become resistant to multiple antibiotics (8 letters)
- 3. Class C beta lactamase(4 letters )
- 5. American biochemist who coined the term antibiotic (7 letters)
- 6. Enzyme that hydrolyses carbapenems (3 letters)
- 7. A newer echinocandins drug active against candida auris and resistant Aspergillus isolates (10 letters)
- 9. A ATP synthase inhibitor drug used to treat MDR TB (11 letters)
- 11. Scottish scientist who discovered penicillin (7 letters)
- 12. A topical antibiotic used for MRSA (9 letters)
- 15. WHO program that monitors antimicrobial resistance worldwide (5 letters)
