Aminoglycosides and Broad spectrum ABs Flashcards

0
Q

** aminos are used in combo with other ABs**

A

can’t enter the cell unless another ICWS opens the membrane

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1
Q

** what is responsible for pharmakological properties of aminoglycosides?

A

polarity

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2
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MOA of aminos

A

irreversibly bind to ribosomal unit 30S -> CIDAL
need O2!!!!
need to be actively transported into bacteria (need ATP, need O2)

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3
Q

toxicity with aminos

A

Ototoxic

nephro

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4
Q

what happens due to post-antibiotic effect

A

AB is active for couple of hours after admin

can give higher dose once a day

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5
Q

do aminos have high cross-resistance with other aminos?

A

yes

resistance due to decreased receptors on ribosomes, can’t permeate wall, enzymatic changes by bacteria

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6
Q

Aminos spectrum

A

AEROBIC only G- enteric rods (often in combo with b-lactams)

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7
Q

what drug to use when suspect sepsis or endocarditis?

A

Aminos

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8
Q

DOC for enterococcus

A

gentomycin and pen G

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9
Q

DOC for pseudomonas aeruginosa

A

Amino and AP pen

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10
Q

DOC for turalemia (francisella tularensis) (rabit hunting dz0

A

gentamycin

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11
Q

gentomycin and neomycin tx

A

wounds

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12
Q

what aminos can tx psudomonas aeruginosa in combo with AP pen

A

gentamycin
tobramycin
amikacin

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13
Q

tx for TB (is it DOC?????????)

A

streptomycin

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14
Q

fatal aplastic anemia

A

chloramphenicol

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15
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MOA of chloramphenicol

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reversibly binds to 50S -> inh protein synthesis

STATIC

16
Q

chloramphenicol is DOC for

A

nothing - not 1st choice ever!!! only for life threatening conditions

17
Q

best CNS penetration, and eyes (wide spread)

A

chloramphenicol
tx neisseria meningitis, pen resistant strep pneumonia

oral - stopped in US, parenteral still available

18
Q

which drug conjugates with glucoronic acid

A

chloramphenicol

to form chloramphenicol glocoronate

19
Q

acetyl transferase is responsible for resistance in which drug?

A

chloramphenicol

it acetylates and inactivates chloramphenicol

20
Q

bone marrow depression is in

A

chloramphenicol

21
Q

which drug inhibits host’s protein synthesis in mito

A

chloramphenicol

22
Q

gray baby syndrome (inadequate glucuronyl transferase activity in liver)

A

chloramphenicol

23
Q

SE of tetracycline

A
  • changes in normal flora
  • bone and teeth depletion
  • photosensitivity
24
Q

which drug chelates with Ca, Fe, Al?

A

tetracycline

25
Q

doxycycline and minocycline are long acting forms of

A

tetracyclines

26
Q

tetracycline spectrum

A

broad:
G+/G-
02, 02-

27
Q

MOA of tetracyclines

A

reversibly binds to 30S and can’t add AA -> STATIC

inh protein synthesis

28
Q

DOC for vibrio/cholera

A

tetracyclines

29
Q

DOC of mycoplasma pneumonia

A

tetra

30
Q

DOC for chlamydia

A

Doxycycline (and erythro/arithromycin???????)

31
Q

DOC for Rikettsial infection (Rocky Mnt)

A

Doxycycline

32
Q

DOC for early lyme dz (Borrelia Burgdorferi)

A

tetracyclines

33
Q

DOC for H.Pylori

A

tetra + metro + bismuth (all three together?)

34
Q

CI in pregs, kids <8 yo, crosses placenta and breast milk

A

tetras

35
Q

crosses placenta and breast milk

A

tetracyclines

36
Q

Tigecycline (IV)

A
30s
Static
similar to tetracyclines but againt tetra res organisms
MRSA
MRSE (s epidermis)
PRSP (pen res strep pneumoniae)
VRE vanco res enterococci