Antibiotics 1 Flashcards
Cycloserine
MOA: blocks incorporation of D-ALA into pentapeptide side chain
Fosfomyicn
Prevents formation of NAM by inhibiting enol pyruvate transferase
Moa of lysozymes
Hydrolysis of B1,4 glycosidic bond between the NAM of 1 monomer and NAG of adjacent monomer
Vancomycin
Inhibits transglycosylatiotn by bindign to D-ALA,D-ALA,
preventing elongation and cross-linking peptidoglycan
Risk factors for nosocomial MRSA
Hospitalization for 2 or more days in prev 90 days Use of antibioitcs in prev 90 days Chronic hemodialysis in prev 90 days Documented prior MRSA colonization Congestive heart failure Gastric acid suppression
Bacitracin
MOA: inhibits phosphates, inhibiting reuse of phospholipid required to accept NAP
Beta-lactams
MOA: inhibits transpeptidation reaction
- transpeptidase (PBP) catalyzes a peptide-peptide bond fromation between the penultimate D-ALA and L-Gly (s aureus) or Lys (e coli)
- the terminal D-ALA is lost in the process
Action of transpeptidase
transpeptidase (PBP) catalyzes a peptide-peptide bond fromation between the penultimate D-ALA and L-Gly (s aureus) or Lys (e coli)
*the terminal D-ALA is lost in the process
Aminoglycosides
MOA: binds to 30s and causes mRNA codon to be misread
Interferes with the initiation complex of 30s and 50s
Tetracyclines
Moa: binds to 30s and interferes with binding to tRNA to ribisomal complex (A site)
Chloramphenicl
MOA: binds to 50s and inhibits formation of peptide bond
Inhibits PROKARYOTIC peptidyltransferase
*cycloheximide inhibits EUKARYOTIC peptidyl transferase
Moa of macrolides
Blocks polypeptide exit channel or 50 s and prevents peptide chain elongation
“Inhibits translocatiotn”
Same with clindamycin and streptogramins
Streptogramins
Bactericidal
Quinupristin-Dalfoprisitne
Arthralgia-myalgia syndrome
List sulfonamides
Sulfamethoxazole
Sulfadiazine
Mavenide acetate
*moa: inhibits dihydropteroate synthase
Used for community-acquired mrsa
Clindamycin
Uses of clindamycin
Community acquired MRSA
Skin and soft tissue infections
Anaerobic infections
Backup vs G+ cocci
Risk factors for community acquired MRSA
Cavitary infiltrate or necrosis Gross hemoptysis Neutropenia Erythematous rash Concurrent influenza Young previously healthy status Summer month onset