All of these antibiotics are typically administered topically except:

The anaphylactic reaction is mediated at the cellular level by:

What is the minimal level of oxygen required for nitrous oxide fail-safe systems?

The ability of an antiinfective agent to slow or stop the growth of an organism is tested by use of a(n)

Over-the-counter fluoridated toothpastes contain approximately what concentration of fluoride?

What antiinfective agent is most likely to produce an allergic reaction?

Ketoconazole is indicated in the treatment and management of mucocutaneous and oropharyngeal candidiasis. Because of its lack of serious adverse reactions, systemic use of this drug is preferred to topical antifungal agents.

Which drug is utilized as a sedative-hypnotic in dentistry to treat children?

Which is the mechanism of action of nystatin?

Which is the most serious adverse drug effect of ketoconazole?