KnowraAntibiotic resistanceLinked fromLinked fromThe 69 pages that link to Antibiotic resistance, each with the reason it gives.All 69Broader topic 7Related 47Narrower topic 13Compared with 2VancomycinNarrower topic: The rise of resistant staphylococci shaped vancomycin’s early clinical importance.MetronidazoleNarrower topic: Resistance can reduce metronidazole effectiveness in some organisms and settings.StreptomycinNarrower topic: Resistance has narrowed streptomycin's usefulness and complicates treatment.Efflux pumpNarrower topic: Efflux is one mechanism bacteria use to resist antibiotics.CarbapenemNarrower topic: Carbapenem resistance is one especially consequential form of this broader problem.Extended-spectrum beta-lactamaseNarrower topic: ESBL production is one specific mechanism within the broader phenomenon of antibiotic resistance.Antiviral drug resistanceNarrower topic: It shares evolutionary principles with antiviral resistance but concerns different pathogens and treatments.CefiximeNarrower topic: Resistance among pathogens determines when cefixime is ineffective or should be avoided.Clavulanic acidNarrower topic: Clavulanic acid was developed to counter one enzyme-based form of antibiotic resistance.MoxifloxacinNarrower topic: Moxifloxacin overuse selects for resistant bacteria and narrows future treatment options.AmpicillinNarrower topic: Widespread resistance has narrowed the infections for which ampicillin remains a dependable choice.FosfomycinNarrower topic: Resistance can eliminate fosfomycin as an option even when an infection site suits its use.MeropenemNarrower topic: Resistance mechanisms can remove meropenem from treatment options.