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feedback1="'''Incorrect''' Aminoglycosides are not known to have any effect on articular cartilage. Fluoroquinolones can cause erosion of the articular cartilages in young growing dogs. This may be the case in other young growing animals, however we do know that it is safe to use danofloxacin in calves. [[Fluoroquinolones#Side Effects and Contraindications|fluoroquinolones.]]"

feedback1="'''Incorrect''' Aminoglycosides are not known to have any effect on articular cartilage. Fluoroquinolones can cause erosion of the articular cartilages in young growing dogs. This may be the case in other young growing animals, however we do know that it is safe to use danofloxacin in calves. [[Fluoroquinolones#Side Effects and Contraindications|fluoroquinolones.]]"

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feedback5="'''Incorrect''' Fifth generation cephalosporins have only recently been developed and there are no veterinary examples. Cefalexin is a first generation cephalosporin, it is active against gram positive organisms and many gram negatives, although Pseudomonas species are resistant. [[Cephalosporins#Spectrum of Activity|cephalosporins.]]"

feedback5="'''Incorrect''' Fifth generation cephalosporins have only recently been developed and there are no veterinary examples. Cefalexin is a first generation cephalosporin, it is active against gram positive organisms and many gram negatives, although Pseudomonas species are resistant. [[Cephalosporins#Spectrum of Activity|cephalosporins.]]"

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