Penicillin G/V inhibits the bacterial cell wall, activates autolysins, and is bactericidal. It is effective against Gram-positive cocci, Gram-positive rods, and anaerobes. It is insensitive to penicillinase and causes interstitial nephritis.
A penicilina G/V inibe a parede celular bacteriana, ativa autolisinas e é bactericida. É eficaz contra cocos Gram-positivos, bacilos Gram-positivos e anaeróbios. É insensível à penicilinase e causa nefrite intersticial.
| Front | Penicillin G, V Mechanism: what structure? binds?[function of what it binds]-->this does what? Also activates what? clinical use:3 bug types 3 1 1 Bactericidal or static? (for4) insensitive/sensitive to? Adverse:2 Resistance:1 |
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| Back | interstitial nephritis |
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