Antibiotics Flashcards
When in doubt for which antibiotic (or nay drug for that matter), where do you look in the BNF
TREATMENT SUMMARIES
For ear shite, it’s under EAR
What type of ABX is ciprofloxacin
quinolone
Resp ABXs
- AECOPD
- CAP
- atypical pneumonia
- Hospital acquired pneumonia
- PJP
1.
Amox or tetra or clarith
2.
Amox
PA = clartih or doxy
staph A likely = fluclox
3.
Clarith
4.
<5 days = co-amox
>5 days= pipercillin + Tazobactam (Tazocin)
5.
Co-trimox
when in doubt, what resp ABX should you guess
Normal -> amox
PA -> clarith or doxy
Urinary tract ABXs
- UTI
- acute pyleonephritis
- acute prostatitis
1.
Normal or low eGFR or lung fibrosis -> trimeth
Preggers or methotrexate -> nitro
close to term -> amox
2.
Cipro
3.
Cipro or trimeth
what ABXs are pretty much always used if amox is 1st line but the pt has a fucking penicllin allergy
clarithromycin
erythromycin
doxycyline
What ABx should never be used in pt’s with fucked kidneys
should be stopped if AKI
tetracyclines
doxycycline
skin ABxs
- impetigo
- cellulitis
- eryspieals
- animal/human bites
- mastitis
1, 2, 3 & 5 -> FLUCLOX
4 -> C-amox
(co-amox is also used for celluluits that is near the face & nose)
if someone has some skin infection and you have to guess the ABx, what do you go for?
Flucloxacillin
GI ABXs
- C.diff
- Campylobacter
- salmonella
- shigellosis
1.
1st line -> oral metro
2nd line -> IV metro + oral vanc
2 -> clarith
3 & 4 -> cipro
ENT ABxs
- throat infections
- sinusitis
- otttis media
- ottitis externa
- peridontal abscess
- gingivitis
- epglottitis
1&2 -> PM penicllin
3 & 5 -> amox
4 -> fluclox + steroid
6 -> metron
7 -> cefotaxime
(PM penicllin= phenoxymethylpenicllin)
For ENT infections, penicllin is used a shit ton.
If penicllin allergic, what should you go for?
Erythroycin
Genital & sexual ABxs
- gonorrhoea
- chalmydia
- PID
- sypihilis
- bacterial vaginosis
- IM ceftriaxone
- doxycycline or azithromycin
- IM ceftriaxone + doxy + metro
- benzathine benzyl penicllin
- metro
how long are ABXs usually neeeded for
5 days apparently