Abx, Antivirals Flashcards

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1
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Linezolid MOA

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blocks protein synthesis by binding 23S RNA on ribosome subunit

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1
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lactic acidosis, if therapy >2wks

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linezolid

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2
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HTN due to decreased breakdown of dietary tyr

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linezolid

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2
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crystalline in urinary tract

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sulfonamide

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3
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hemolytic anemia

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sulfonamide

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4
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90% bound to serum albumin

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daptomycin

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4
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contraindicated in PKU

A

linezolid

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4
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competes with deoxyCTP

A

cidofovir

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5
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metabolized to penciclovir

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famciclovir

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7
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nephrotoxicity

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cidofovir

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9
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Bacitracin MOA

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inhibits wall synth by inhibiting phosphorylation of isoprenyl pyrophosphate carrier protein **no movement of peptidoglycan from inside to outside of mem

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9
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causes muscle toxicity if given IM

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daptomycin

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10
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neurotoxicity, incl seizures

A

acyclovir valacyclovir

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10
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chelates Ca++

A

foscarnet

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11
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antagonizes surfactant = not for trx of pneumonia

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daptomycin

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11
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inherently active

A

cidofovir foscarnet

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11
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blocks chain elongation

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foscarnet

13
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causes electrolyte imbalance

A

foscarnet

14
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inhibits monoamine oxidase

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linezolid

16
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Contraindicated if heme disease or folic acid deficiency

A

bactrim

17
Q

prodrug for acyclovir

A

valacyclovir

18
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cross hypersensivity:

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*acyclo, *famciclo, ganciclo, *valacyclo, valaganciclo

19
Q

peripheral neuropathy

A

linezolid

21
Q

concurrent probenecid

A

cidofovir

23
Q

muscle pain and weakness

A

daptomycin

24
Q

Bactrim MOA

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sulfonamide: inhibits PABA for folic acid synthesis trimethoprim: inhibits DHFR (highly selective for bacterial enzyme)

24
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selectively inhibits viral DNA-pol and rev transcriptase at pyrophosphate binding site

A

foscarnet

25
Q

distributed to all tissues

A

bactrim

26
Q

contraindicated in crohn’s disease

A

sulfonamide

27
Q

Causes -penia’s

A

ganciclovir

28
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NVD, possible psudomembranous colitis

A

linezolid

30
Q

optic neuropathy

A

linezolid

31
Q

increases protein bound drugs, like warfarin

A

sulfonamide

33
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use with statins cautioned

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daptomycin

34
Q

metabolized into 2 inactive metabolites

A

linezolid

35
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Renal failure, due to PEG

A

bacitracin

36
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Myelosuppression, reversible neutropenia/anemia/thrombocytopenia

A

linezolid

37
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Mupirocin MOA

A

reversibly binds to staph isoleucyl tRNA synthetase

39
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increased reaction in HIV patients

A

bactrim

40
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Daptomycin MOA

A

disrupts cell membrane => depolarizes => loss of mem potential and K efflux

41
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teratogenic

A

valacyclovir