Antimicrobial Stewardship Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Antimicrobial Stewardship QuizOnline version Test your AMSP knowledge. by Quader Ahmed Jalili 1 What does AMSP stand for? a Antimicrobial Social Program b Antibiotic Management System c Antimicrobial Stewardship Program 2 CDC defines antimicrobial stewardship as the right antibiotic for the right patient at the right time with the right what? a dose b duration c route 3 Why is AMSP needed in hospitals? a Rising antimicrobial resistance b More antibiotics available c Decreasing infections 4 Which is a front-end AMS strategy? a Formulary restriction b Prospective audit c Daily rounds 5 Which is a back-end AMS strategy? a Education only b Prospective audit and feedback c Formulary restriction 6 Who typically leads the AMS team? a Nursing supervisor b Antimicrobial steward (ID physician or infection control officer) c Hospital IT lead 7 What is the role of an antibiogram in AMS? a Set hospital budgets b Diagnose viral infections c Guide empirical therapy 8 Which biomarker is highlighted as reliable for bacterial infections? a Procalcitonin (PCT) b CRP only c LDL cholesterol 9 What does escalation in empiric therapy imply? a Move to a higher spectrum antibiotic if needed b Stop therapy immediately c Switch to a narrow-spectrum only 10 What does de-escalation mean in antimicrobial therapy? a Widening coverage b Stopping therapy without tests c Narrowing therapy based on AST results 11 Site-specific antimicrobials: which is not active in CSF? a Ceftriaxone b Macrolides c Vancomycin 12 Which practice helps avoid administration errors? a Ignoring weight-based dosing b Correct dose, route, and frequency c Random dosing 13 What guides MIC-guided therapy? a Susceptibility testing and MIC values b Empiric guesses c Patient age only 14 Timely stoppage of antimicrobials is based on? a Always stop after 3 days b Clinical improvement or negative culture c Fixed duration for all infections 15 What is the purpose of a hospital antibiogram? a Replace clinicians' judgment b Monitor local resistance patterns c Track patient satisfaction 16 Which is NOT a primary AMS indicator? a Days of Therapy/100 bed days b DDDs/100 bed days c Patient headache frequency 17 What are RAS/DRUG considerations for therapy duration? a Based on clinical response and biomarkers b Based solely on initial infection type c Always 7 days 18 Which is true about biomarkers in AMSP? a PCT can help stop antibiotics when negative b CRP is always definitive c Biomarkers replace cultures 19 What is a key difference between empirical and targeted therapy? a Targeted ignores AST b Empirical uses only culture data c Empirical is broad; targeted is based on AST 20 Which practice is encouraged for antibiotic choice? a Never adjust therapy b De-escalate based on susceptibility c Keep broad-spectrum forever

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Antimicrobial Stewardship QuizOnline version

by Quader Ahmed Jalili

What does AMSP stand for?

CDC defines antimicrobial stewardship as the right antibiotic for the right patient at the right time with the right what?

Why is AMSP needed in hospitals?

Which is a front-end AMS strategy?

Which is a back-end AMS strategy?

Who typically leads the AMS team?

What is the role of an antibiogram in AMS?

Which biomarker is highlighted as reliable for bacterial infections?

What does escalation in empiric therapy imply?

What does de-escalation mean in antimicrobial therapy?

Site-specific antimicrobials: which is not active in CSF?

Which practice helps avoid administration errors?

What guides MIC-guided therapy?

Timely stoppage of antimicrobials is based on?

What is the purpose of a hospital antibiogram?

Which is NOT a primary AMS indicator?

What are RAS/DRUG considerations for therapy duration?

Which is true about biomarkers in AMSP?

What is a key difference between empirical and targeted therapy?

Which practice is encouraged for antibiotic choice?