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Example:Researchers are studying the mechanisms of meropenem resistance in Pseudomonas aeruginosa to develop new treatment strategies.

Definition:The ability of bacteria to survive in the presence of meropenem, indicating the emergence or presence of resistant strains.

From Meropenem resistance

Example:The patient was prescribed meropenem therapy due to its severe pulmonary infection.

Definition:Treatment protocol involving the medication meropenem.

From Meropenem therapy

Example:The clinical lab results showed that the patient's bacteria were meropenem-sensitive, and the physician continued the current treatment plan.

Definition:The capacity of bacteria to be effectively eliminated by meropenem, indicating a susceptible strain.

From Meropenem sensitivity

Example:Doctors often prefer carbapenem antibiotics for severe infections because of their broad-spectrum activity.

Definition:A class of beta-lactam antibiotics that includes meropenem, used to treat severe infections.

From Carbapenem antibiotics

Example:Hospital infection control protocols included the proper use of carbapenem antibiotics like meropenem.

Definition:Measures to prevent and control the spread of infections, including the use of effective antibiotics like meropenem.

From Infection control

Example:The emergence of antibiotic resistance to carbapenems like meropenem is a growing concern in healthcare.

Definition:The ability of bacteria to withstand the effects of antibiotics, including meropenem.

From Antibiotic resistance

Example:Meropenem was used as a niche treatment for the patient's recurrent urinary tract infection.

Definition:A specialized use of an antibiotic, such as meropenem, in cases where other treatments have failed.

From Niche treatment

Example:The patient was deemed suitable for outpatient care and received meropenem on an outpatient basis.

Definition:Medical treatment provided outside of a hospital, which can include the use of meropenem in non-severe cases.

From Outpatient care

Example:ESBL-producing bacteria have become a major concern due to their ability to inactivate meropenem and other carbapenems.

Definition:A type of enzyme produced by certain bacteria that can degrade beta-lactam antibiotics like meropenem.

From Extended-spectrum beta-lactamase (ESBL)

Example:Penicillin binding proteins are critical to bacterial cell wall integrity, and meropenem blocks their function, leading to cell lysis.

Definition:Molecular targets in bacterial cell wall synthesis that beta-lactam antibiotics, including meropenem, target.

From Penicillin binding proteins