antibiotic antifungal and antivirals Flashcards

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how do antibiotics work?

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medications that specifically treat infections caused by bacteria(not viruses) work by killing bacteria or by inhibiting growth.

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amoxicillin

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amoxil, penicillin(beta-lactam antibiotics) work by damaging the cell wall of bacteria, treat wide range of infections. first antibiotic

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amoxicillin/clavulanic acid

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augmentin, penicillin(beta-lactam antibiotics) work by damaging the cell wall of bacteria, treat wide range of infections. first antibiotic

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cephalexin

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Keflex, cephalosporin(beta-lactam antibiotics) work by damaging the cell wall of the bacteria; treat wide range of infections. examples are ear and sinus infections

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cefdinir

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Omnicef, cephalosporin(beta-lactam antibiotics) work by damaging the cell wall of the bacteria; treat wide range of infections. examples are ear and sinus infections

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how do fluoroquinolones work

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by inhibiting bacterial enymes responsible for DNA replication of the bacteria(bactericidal) treat a wide range of infections including uti and respiratory.

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Ciprofloxacin

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cipro, Fluoroquinolone indicated for a range of infections including UTIs and respiratory

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Levofloxacin

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Levaquin, Fluoroquinolone indicated for a range of infections including UTIs and respiratory

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how do sulfonamides work?

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Work by inhibiting bacteria’s ability to make folic acid which is needed for their reproduction(bacteriostatic) treat a wide range including UTIs, Bronchitis, and prostate infections

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Sulfamethoxazole/Trimethoprim(smx/tmp)

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Bactrim/Septra, Sulfonamide.

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How do macrolides work? (erythromycin antibiotics)

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by inhibiting bacterial protein synthesis needed for replication in a reversible manner(bacteriostatic) range of infections including UTIs, ear infectionss, upper and lower respiratory tract.

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Azithromycin

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Zithromax, Macrolide(erythromycin)

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How do lincosamides work?

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Work by inhibiting bacterial protein synthesis needed for replication in a reversible manner, treat a wide range of anaerobic infections(bacteria not requiring oxygen for growth)

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Clindamycin

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Cleocin, Lincosamide

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How do nitroimidazoles work?

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Work by inhibiting bacterial nucleic acid synthesis which disrupts the DNA(bactercidal) treat a wide range of anaerobic infections of the GI tract, skin, urinary tract, bone, blood, CNS, heart, and lower respiratory tract. also have antiproazoal activity againts parasites and single cell organisms.

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Metronidazole

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Flagyl, nitroimidazole

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Nitrofurantoin

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Macrodantin/Macrobid, work by several mechanisms: disrupts bacterial protein, cell wall, RNA, and DNA synthesis

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Doxycycline

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Vibramycin/Doryx, work by disrupting bacterial protein synthesis(bactericidal) treat a wide range of infections including infections of the intestine, repiratory tract, urinary tract, and eyes, also used in treatment of anthrax, various stds, and acne.

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Mupirocin

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Bactroban, cream and ointment antibiotic.

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Fluconazole

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Diflucan, anti fungal

21
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Ketoconazole

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Nizoral, antifungal.