Anti-infectives Flashcards

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Penicillin G TC

A

antibacterial

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penicillin G PC

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penicillin

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3
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penicillin G MOA

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bactericidal for gram + bacteria (strep, staoh, enterococci)

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penicillin G considerations

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give on an empty stomach, used for ENT and lower resp infections, effects BC

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5
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penicillin G side effects

A

anaphylaxis, N/V/D

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6
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cefazolin TC

A

antibacterial

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7
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cefazolin PC

A

cephalosporin

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8
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cefazolin MOA

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bactericidal, inhibits cell wall synthesis

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9
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cefazolin side effects

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diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, rash

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10
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cefazolin considerations

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dont give wit PCN allergies or children under 8, caution with renal disease or GI dysfunction

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cefazolin uses

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given IM for skin, bone, joint, genital, blood, heart valve, respiratory tract (including pneumonia), biliary tract, and urinary tract infections.

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12
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tetracycline TC

A

antibacterial

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13
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tetracycline PC

A

tetracycline

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14
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tetracycline MOA

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bacteriostatic, inhibits proton synthesis

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15
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tetracycline considerations

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give on an empty stomach,

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16
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tetracycline side effects

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one of the safest broad spetrum

17
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tetracycline uses

A

H. Pylori, cholera, typhus, lyme, chalmidia

18
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ciprofloxacin TC

A

antibacterial

19
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ciprofloxacin PC

A

fluoroquinolone

20
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ciprofloxacin MOA

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inhibits bacterial DNA synthesis, broad spectrum for gram (-)

21
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ciprofloxacin uses

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UTI, sinusitis, pneumonia, E.coli,

22
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ciprofloxacin side effects

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All GI, and can cause tendon rupture

23
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vancomycin TC

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antibacterial

24
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vancomycin PC

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tricyclic glycopeptide

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vancomycin MOA
bactericidal, narrow therapeutic index,
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vancomycin uses
last resort for strep, staph,
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vancomycin considerations
given IV, for over 90 min and monitor BP
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vancomycin side effects
ototoxicity, nephrotoxicity, Red-Mans syndrome
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nystatin TC
antifungal
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nystatin PC
topical antifungal
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nystatin MOA
binds to sterols in fungal cell membrane
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nystatin use
candida albicans in vagina, mouth or skin or GI epithelia
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metronidazole TC
antiprotozoal
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metronidazole PC
antiprotozoal
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metronidazole MOA
kills amoebas for giardias and has antibacterial properties
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metronidazole uses
Amebiasis; trichomoniasis; giardiasis; bacterial vaginosis; septicemia; endocarditis; rosacea; bone, joint, lower respiratory tract infections
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metronidazole admin
can be PO, IV or topical
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metronidazole SEs
anorexia, nausea, diarrhea
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metronidazole contraindications
ppl with blood dyscrasias, may cause bone marrow suppression