Advanced Pharmacology Notes: Gram-Positive Antibiotics Flashcards

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What are oxazolindinones? what is the MOA? give me and example of them

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50S inhibitor, Linezolid, and Tedizolid

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What is the spectrum of activity for Oxazolindiones?

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They are bacterialstatic

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Tell me about the PK, and indication, and dosing for Linezolid and tedizolid

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Linezolid is 600mg

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What are the adverse effects and what is a big one for linezolid?

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Linezolid ones usually occur 2 weeks after therapy

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5
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What are some drug interactions of linezolid and tidezolid

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It is compatible with D5 and NS and also monitor for myelosyppression especially thrombocytopenia

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Tell me about daptomycin and what is its MOA?

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Bacterialcidal

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What is the spectrum of activity for daptomycin?

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Only gram positive (Works on MRSA , VRSA and even VRE) goated with the sauce

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What is the PK/PD of dapto?

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DOOOOO NOOTTT USEEE IN PNEUMONIAAA IT DOESNT WORK

NO WORK IN LUNGS REMEMBER THIS NO WORK IN LUNGS

adjust at crcl <30 ml/min

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10
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How do I dose Daptomycin?

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What are the adverse effects of daptomycin?

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What are the drug interactions of dapto?

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13
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Tell me about the administration of dapto, is it D5 or NS compatible?

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HELLL NOOO ITS NS ONLY

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Tell me about lipoglycopeptides and its MOA

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Bacterialcidal cell wall inhibitor

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What bugs are lipoglycopeptides used for?

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Gram positive and they have MRSA, MRSE, and even VISA

No gram negs at all

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16
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What is the Pk and PD of telavancin, dalbavancin, and oritavancin

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Telavancin can be D5 or NS the rest are D5 only

17
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What adverse effects does Telavancin have?

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No heparin co admin

18
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What ADR and DDI does dalbavancin have?

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19
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What ADR and DDI does oritavancin have?

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No heparin co admin

20
Q

Tell me about rifampin and its MOA

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21
Q

What is the mechanism of resistance of rifampin and its spectrum of activity

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(works on MRSA)

22
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What are the PK/PD properties of rifampin?

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23
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What are the indications and dosing of rifampin

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It is used as combo therapy never mono

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What are the adverse effects of rifampin?

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25
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What are some DDIs to rifampin?

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26
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Orange discoloration of urine, sweat, tears. monitor for rash, and kidney pain, do not take with antacids