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Antibiotic Class Review (Erdman) Flashcards

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penicillin mechanism of action

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inhibits cell wall synthesis by binding to and inhibiting PBPs

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cephalosporin mechanism of action

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inhibits cell wall synthesis by binding to and inhibiting PBPs

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carbapenem mechanism of action

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inhibits cell wall synthesis by binding to and inhibiting PBPs

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monobactam mechanism of action

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inhibits cell wall synthesis by binding to and inhibiting PBPs

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fluoroquinolone mechanism of action

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inhibits DNA synthesis by inhibiting bacterial topoisomerases

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macrolide mechanism of action

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inhibits protein synthesis by binding to 50S ribosomal subunits

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aminoglycoside mechanism of action

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inhibits protein synthesis by irreversibly binding to 30S ribosomal subunits

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vancomycin & dalbavancin mechanism of action

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inhibits 2nd stage of cell wall synthesis by binding to D-Ala-D-Ala cell wall precursors

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quinupristin-dalfopristin (Synercid) mechanism of action

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inhibits protein synthesis by binding to 50S ribosomal subunits

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linezolid & tedizolid mechanism of action

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inhibits protein synthesis by binding to 50S ribosomal subunit near 30S interface

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daptomycin mechanism of action

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causes membrane depolarization by inserting lipophilic tail in cell wall

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telavancin & oritavancin mechanism of action

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inhibits cell wall synthesis by binding to D-Ala-D-Ala cell wall precursors AND causes membrane depolarization by inserting lipophilic tail in cell wall

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tetracycline mechanism of action

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inhibits protein synthesis by binding to 30S ribosomal subunits

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tetracycline analog mechanism of action

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inhibits protein synthesis by binding to 30S ribosomal subunits

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Bactrim mechanism of action

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sequential inhibition of microbial folic acid synthesis pathway by inhibiting bacterial dihydropteroate synthetase and dihydrofolate reductase

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polymyxin mechanism of action

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binds to phospholipids in cell membrane causing displacement of Ca and Mg, which leads to changes in cell wall permeability and leakage of cellular contents

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clindamycin mechanism of action

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inhibits protein synthesis by binding to 50S ribosomal subunits

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metronidazole mechanism of action

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prodrug activated by ferredoxins whose activated metabolites damage bacterial DNA

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penicillin mechanisms of resistance

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  1. β-lactamase production
  2. altered PBPs
  3. decreased penetration through outer cell membrane (GNO)
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cephalosporin mechanisms of resistance

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  1. β-lactamase production
  2. altered PBPs
  3. decreased penetration through outer cell membrane (GNO)
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carbapenem mechanisms of resistance

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  1. β-lactamase production
  2. altered PBPs
  3. decreased penetration through outer cell membrane (GNO)
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monobactam mechanisms of resistance

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  1. β-lactamase production
  2. decreased penetration through outer cell membrane (GNO)
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fluoroquinolone mechanisms of resistance

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  1. mutation in genes that code for DNA gyrase or topoisomerase IV (change in binding site)
  2. efflux
  3. decreased penetration through outer cell membrane (GNO)
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macrolide mechanisms of resistance

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  1. efflux (mef)
  2. change in ribosomal binding site (erm)
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aminoglycoside mechanisms of resistance

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  1. altered aminoglycoside uptake
  2. synthesis of aminoglycoside-monitoring enzymes
  3. alteration in ribosomal binding sites (strepto)
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vancomycin & dalbavancin mechanism of resistance

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modification of D-alanyl-D-alanine vancomycin binding site

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quinupristin-dalfopristin mechanism of resistance

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alteration in ribosomal binding site

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linezolid & tedizolid mechanism of resistance

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alteration in ribosomal binding site (rare)

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daptomycin mechanism of resistance

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altered cell membrane binding through loss of membrane protein

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telavancin & oritavancin mechanism of resistance

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modification of the D-alanyl-D-alanine vancomycin binding site

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tetracycline mechanisms of resistance

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  1. tetracycline-specific efflux pumps
  2. ribosomal protection proteins
  3. enzymatic inactivation
32
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tetracycline analog mechanism of resistance

A

multidrug efflux pump

33
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Bactrim mechanism of resistance

A

mutation in dihydrofolate reductase or dihydropteroate synthase

34
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polymyxin mechanism of resistance

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alteration in outer cell membrane (decreased Ca or Mg content, decreased lipopoly-saccharide content, decreased outer membrane proteins)

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clindamycin mechanism of resistance

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alteration in ribosomal binding site (erm)

36
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metronidazole mechanisms of resistance

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  1. altered growth requirements
  2. reduced transcription of ferredoxin gene
37
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Penicillins: bactericidal or -static?

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bactericidal

38
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Cephalosporins: bactericidal or -static?

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bactericidal

39
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Carbapenems: bactericidal or -static?

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bactericidal

40
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Monobactams: bactericidal or -static?

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bactericidal

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Fluoroquinolones: bactericidal or -static?

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bactericidal

42
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Macrolides: bactericidal or -static?

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bacteriostatic

43
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Aminoglycosides: bactericidal or -static?

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bactericidal

44
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Vancomycin & dalbavancin: bactericidal or -static?

A

bactericidal

45
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Quinupristin-dalfopristin: bactericidal or -static?

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bacteriostatic

46
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Linezolid & tedizolid: bactericidal or -static?

A

bacteriostatic

47
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Daptomycin: bactericidal or -static?

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bactericidal

48
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Telavancin & oritavancin: bactericidal or -static?

A

bactericidal

49
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Tetracyclines: bactericidal or -static?

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bacteriostatic

50
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Tetracycline analogs: bactericidal or -static?

A

bacteriostatic

51
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Bactrim: bactericidal or -static?

A

bactericidal

52
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Polymyxins: bactericidal or -static?

A

bactericidal

53
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Clindamycin: bactericidal or -static?

A

bacteriostatic

54
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Metronidazole: bactericidal or -static?

A

bactericidal

55
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Penicillins: when bactericidal, does it kill in time- or concentration-dependent manner?

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time

56
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Cephalosporins: when bactericidal, does it kill in time- or concentration-dependent manner?

A

time

57
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Carbapenems: when bactericidal, does it kill in time- or concentration-dependent manner?

A

time

58
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Monobactams: when bactericidal, does it kill in time- or concentration-dependent manner?

A

time

59
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Fluoroquinolones: when bactericidal, does it kill in time- or concentration-dependent manner?

A

concentration

60
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Macrolides: when bactericidal, does it kill in time- or concentration-dependent manner?

A

time

(azithromycin may be concentration-depdendent against some organisms)

61
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Aminoglycosides: when bactericidal, does it kill in time- or concentration-dependent manner?

A

concentration

62
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Vancomycin & dalbavancin: when bactericidal, does it kill in time- or concentration-dependent manner?

A

time

63
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Quinupristin-dalfopristin: when bactericidal, does it kill in time- or concentration-dependent manner?

A

time

64
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Linezolid: when bactericidal, does it kill in time- or concentration-dependent manner?

A

time

65
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Tedizolid: when bactericidal, does it kill in time- or concentration-dependent manner?

A

concentration

66
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Daptomycin: when bactericidal, does it kill in time- or concentration-dependent manner?

A

concentration

67
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Telavancin & oritavancin: when bactericidal, does it kill in time- or concentration-dependent manner?

A

concentration

68
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Tetracyclines: when bactericidal, does it kill in time- or concentration-dependent manner?

A

time

69
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Tetracycline analogs: when bactericidal, does it kill in time- or concentration-dependent manner?

A

time

70
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Bactrim: when bactericidal, does it kill in time- or concentration-dependent manner?

A

time

71
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Polymyxins: when bactericidal, does it kill in time- or concentration-dependent manner?

A

concentration

72
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Clindamycin: when bactericidal, does it kill in time- or concentration-dependent manner?

A

time

73
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Metronidazole: when bactericidal, does it kill in time- or concentration-dependent manner?

A

concentration

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