Details on the scope of application of different types of antibacterial drugs
Beta-nimide
I. Penicillin:
Natural penicillin (e.g. penicillin G): mainly used for the treatment of blood streptocyccus infections in groups A and B, such as oscillitis, tonsilitis, red fever, etc.; pneumocococcus-induced folate pneumonia, mid-ear, etc.; and also for the treatment of helix infections such as syphilis. However, it has a relatively narrow antibacterial spectrum and is susceptible to the hydrolysis of beta-implamide from bacteria.
2- Semi-synthetic penicillin (e.g. amocin): Antibacterial spectroscopy has been expanded and has also been used for part of the grenacella. In addition to the above-mentioned diseases, various infectious diseases such as respiratory infections (e.g. bronchitis, pneumonia), urinary tract infections (e.g. urinary tractitis, bladderitis) and skin soft tissue infections are commonly treated.
ii. Haemorrhoids:
First-generation enzymes (e.g., gills): mainly used for the treatment of gerang-positive infections, especially those caused by streptococcus (including enzymes) and streptococcus, such as skin soft tissue infections such as thorium, thorium and post-operative injuries.
Second generation septoxin (e.g., furcin): The activity is similar to that of the first generation for the geran positive bacteria, but has increased the antibacterial activity for the geran vaginal bacteria. It applies to the treatment of respiratory infections, urology infections, skin soft tissue infections, such as pneumonia, kidneys, etc.
3 – 3rd generation cystasy (e.g., crops): Antibacterial activity is stronger for the gelatinian cactus, including intestinal bacteria. It is often used for the treatment of serious gelatinosis infections, such as sepsis, meningitis, abdominal infections, pelvic infections, etc., and can also be used in some operations to prevent infection.
4- 4th-generation septoxin (e.g., septa): The antibacterial spectrum is wider and has better antibacterial activity for both gland positive and gland vaginal bacteria, especially for some drug-resistant bacteria. It is used mainly to treat serious bacterial infections, including hospital access to sexually transmitted pneumonia, complex urinary system infections, etc.
iii. Amino sugar slurry (e.g. Quintacolin, Amica)
1, mainly used for the treatment of cactus infections, such as those caused by coli, creber, copper-green cystasy.
2. Severe whole-body infections, such as sepsis, pneumonia, peritonealitis, etc., are commonly applied; they are also used for urinary system infections, especially in cases of resistance to other anti-bacterial drugs; and they are also used for intestinal disinfection prior to intestinal surgery.
IV. Large ringed esters
1 erythrin: mainly used for the treatment of gerang positive infections, such as pneumocococcus, soluble streptoccus-induced oscillosis, tonsilitis, rheumatism, etc.; also effective for atypical pathogen infections, such as trophic pneumonia, chlamydia and chlamydia; also used for the treatment of persons with diphtheria.
Achicillin: The antibacterial spectroscopy is similar to erythiocin, but is more effective for the pneumoconitrist. It is often used to treat community access to sexual respiratory infections, such as bronchitis and pneumonia; it is also used to treat urinitis and cervix-related infections of the urinary reproductive system such as trachoma and chlamydia.
v. Tetracyclic groups (e.g., tetracycline, dossicycline)
1 For the treatment of lektic infections, such as typhus, infestation; chlamydia infections, such as parrot fever, trachoma, non-remolial urinary tractitis; and stupor infections, such as stupor pneumonia.
2. There is also some therapeutic effect on a portion of the helix infection and can also be used to treat haemorrhoids, as it inhibits the fungi scabies.
VI. Qenone class (e.g., Nofluorinated, Left Oxyl)
2. The main treatment for urinary reproductive tract infections, including bladderitis, kidney inflammation, prostate inflammation, testicular inflammation, etc., has had a good effect on common infections caused by cortiform fungi, etc.
2. Respiratory infections, such as pneumonia, bronchitis, etc., are also effective, especially those caused by atypical pathogens such as gelatinian cactus and chlamydia.
3 Also available for treatment of intestinal infections, such as bacterial dysentery, typhoid, skin soft tissue infections, etc.
