Antibiotics Flashcards
Macrolides doesnot act on which type of organism
Anaerobic organisms
Erythromycin in pregnancy
Can be used in pregnant and breastfeeding women but do not use erythromycin estolate during pregnancy: causes cholestatic hepatitis.
Penicillins that can be given orally? why?
Penicillin V…………………β-lactamase sensitive
Oxacillin……………………β-lactamase resistant
Amoxicillin…………………β-lactamase sensitive
Ampicillin…………………..β-lactamase sensitive
Can be given orally because they are acid resistant ( gastric acid resistant).
Penicillins that are acid sensitive?
Penicillin G………………β-lactamase sensitive
Methicillin………………β-lactamase resistant
Nafcillin……………………β-lactamase resistant
Penicillin that is betalactamase sensivite and acid sensitive?
Penicillin G ( SENSITIVE)
Penicillin that is betalactamase resistant and acid resistant?
Oxacillin ( RESISTANT)
PAPA is SENSITIVE beta lactamases
Penicillin G
Amoxicillin
Penicillin V
Ampicillin
Types of HYPERSENSITIVITY Reactions in penicillin
Type 1, 3 and 4
Type 1 -within 20 min- Immediate reaction-
Anaphylactic, Bronchial allergy, angioedema
Type 3_ 1-72 hours- accelerated reaction -
Urticaria and rash, fever, hypotension, laryngospasm
Type 4- After 3 days- Delayed reaction
Serum sickness , nephritis
mostly penicillin allergies are due to ?
side chain
penicillin allergy with anaphylactic reaction,
should avoid cephalosporins as well.
Amoxicillin side chain identical to
1st gen cephalosporins CefaDROXIL and CefPROZIL
sounds like rhyming words: DROXIL, PROZIL AMOOOXXXICILIN
Ampicillin side chain identical to
cephaLEXin and CefaCLOR
Aztreonam side chain is identical to .
ceftazidime
Carbapenems and penicillin
do not share common side effects. But share common beta lactam ring.
Tetracyclines are not effective against
Gram -ve cocci
eg:Moraxella catarrhalis,(macrolides) Neisseria gonorrhoeae( macrolides, imipenem, cephalosporin, penicillin G) Neisseria meningitidis(imipenem, cephalosporin, penicillin G.