A.bac: DNA Syn inhibitors and Folate inhibitors Flashcards

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DNA Synthesis inhibitors

Folate Inhibitors

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Dna: Fq,Quinolones, Metronidazole
Folate: Sulfonamides, Trimethoprim

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MOA of FQ/Q

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DNA gyrase inhibitor (topoisomerase II) and topoisomerase IV: makes cell inaccessible and leads to cell death.
Nalidixic acid (urinary disinfectant)
Different quinolones inhibits different extent of topoisomerase II and IV

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Fq are indicated for?

Cipro, Levo, Moxi dosage forms.

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PO and IV

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FQ drug generations

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1st: Nalidixic acid, Norflox- least acty to +-ve
2nd: Oflax, Cipro- most eff. for -ve
3rd: Levoflox (respiratory), both Gati Moxi improved for +ve
4th: Travoflox, basiflox

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Grams for Gyrase and Topo.

Nalidixic

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DNA gyrase seems more important in gram –ve. Topoisomerase IV in gram +ve. Nalidixic acid is primarily against gram -ve

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Q chelation

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Quinolones chelate with polyvalent ions such as Fe, Al, Mg, Ca to form less water-soluble and complexes and thus decrease considerable potency.

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7
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FQ and Qs are CI in children, less than 18 year, pregnant women due to its?

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Cartilage erosion

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Fluroquinolone increase INR in patient receiving warfarin, therefore monitor?
Fluroquinolones can cause hypo or hyperglycemia, therefore monitor?

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prothrombin time (PT)
blood sugar levels in diabetic patient
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Fluroquinolones at higher alkaline pH can cause?
Cipro is the drug of choice.
The only Quinolone that is taken empty stomach?

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crystalluria
travelers diarrhea
norfloxacin (*no food)

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Metronidazole drug, classification, MOA

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Nitroimidazole class - as an anti protozoal antibiotic

Inhibit nucleic acid synthesis by disrupting DNA of microbial cells.

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Metronidazole is effective against

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C. difficle, B. fragilis, amebia, C. vaginalis (bacterial vaginitis), Giardiasis, trichomonas, H. pylori, and P.colitis

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Metro inhibits CYP2C9 which will interact to drugs metabolized by this enzyme.

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Warfarin, Lomitapide

*metro will discolor urine and CI in preg

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Sulfa drugs MOA

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inhibit synthesis of dihydropteroic acid

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Folate antagonist sulfa drugs (Cotrimoxazole) MOA on DNA synthesis

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Dihydroteroate diphosphate + PABA
DHP synthase ⬇️ ✖️sulfonamides
dihydroteroic acid ➡️ dihydrofolic acid
DHF reductase⬇️ ✖️Trimethoprim
tetrahydrofolic acid ➡️ thymidine ➡️ DNA
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A 22-year-old patient currently using cotrimoxazole for UTI, reported sever blisters on mucus membrane, and eyes. What are the possible reactions?

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Stevens Johnson Syndrome, it is a hypersensitive reaction of sulfadrugs.

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What are the folic acid synthesis inhibitors?

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Sulfadrugs, methotrexate, trimethoprin, 5FU, pyremethamine, and dapsone.

17
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Patient with G6PD deficiency, takes sulfadrugs can cause?

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Hemolytic anemia

18
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Hypersensitive reactions of sulfadrugs most commonly involve?

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Skin and mucous membrane: manifestation include skin rash, exofoliative dermatitis, and photosensitive. Drug fever and serum sickness also may occur.

19
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Life threatening hepatitis caused by sulfadrug toxicity or sensitization rare SE, the signs and symptoms include?
Sulfamethoxazole have high frequency of skin hypersensitive reaction in patient with?
• If used in last trimester of pregnancy, can cause?

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SEs: HE, n&v and jaundice

  • AIDS
  • kernecterus in new born.
20
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Cotrimoxazole is DOC for?

Oral susp. of this storage

A

P. carinii pneumonia PCP

room temperature

21
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This antibiotic inhibits both DNA RNA synthesis.

CI and DOC

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Nitrofurantoin.
Not used in renal diseases or contraindicated in CrCl <60 ml/min
DOC for UTI and also used as prophylaxis for UTI in pregnancy 100mg BID for 7 days.

22
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Sulfonamides that are orally absorbable and non.

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abs: Sulfadoxine, Sulfadiazine, Sulfamethoxazole -UTI
non: Sulfasalazine -ulcerative colitis, enteritis and other bowel inflamm. Aft PO, act locally on lumen of GI tract

23
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Topical Sulfonamides

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Sodium sulfacetamide -ophthalmic soln. for bac conjunctivitis
Mafenide acetate and Silver sulfadiazine- skin infx and burn oint