Antibiotics Flashcards

1
Q

When in doubt for which antibiotic (or nay drug for that matter), where do you look in the BNF

A

TREATMENT SUMMARIES

For ear shite, it’s under EAR

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2
Q

What type of ABX is ciprofloxacin

A

quinolone

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3
Q

Resp ABXs

  1. AECOPD
  2. CAP
  3. atypical pneumonia
  4. Hospital acquired pneumonia
  5. PJP
A

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

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4
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when in doubt, what resp ABX should you guess

A

Normal -> amox

PA -> clarith or doxy

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5
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Urinary tract ABXs

  1. UTI
  2. acute pyleonephritis
  3. acute prostatitis
A

1.

Normal or low eGFR or lung fibrosis -> trimeth

Preggers or methotrexate -> nitro

close to term -> amox

2.

Cipro

3.

Cipro or trimeth

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6
Q

what ABXs are pretty much always used if amox is 1st line but the pt has a fucking penicllin allergy

A

clarithromycin

erythromycin

doxycyline

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7
Q

What ABx should never be used in pt’s with fucked kidneys

should be stopped if AKI

A

tetracyclines

doxycycline

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8
Q

skin ABxs

  1. impetigo
  2. cellulitis
  3. eryspieals
  4. animal/human bites
  5. mastitis
A

1, 2, 3 & 5 -> FLUCLOX

4 -> C-amox

(co-amox is also used for celluluits that is near the face & nose)

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9
Q

if someone has some skin infection and you have to guess the ABx, what do you go for?

A

Flucloxacillin

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10
Q

GI ABXs

  1. C.diff
  2. Campylobacter
  3. salmonella
  4. shigellosis
A

1.

1st line -> oral metro

2nd line -> IV metro + oral vanc

2 -> clarith

3 & 4 -> cipro

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ENT ABxs

  1. throat infections
  2. sinusitis
  3. otttis media
  4. ottitis externa
  5. peridontal abscess
  6. gingivitis
  7. epglottitis
A

1&2 -> PM penicllin

3 & 5 -> amox

4 -> fluclox + steroid

6 -> metron

7 -> cefotaxime

(PM penicllin= phenoxymethylpenicllin)

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12
Q

For ENT infections, penicllin is used a shit ton.

If penicllin allergic, what should you go for?

A

Erythroycin

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13
Q

Genital & sexual ABxs

  1. gonorrhoea
  2. chalmydia
  3. PID
  4. sypihilis
  5. bacterial vaginosis
A
  1. IM ceftriaxone
  2. doxycycline or azithromycin
  3. IM ceftriaxone + doxy + metro
  4. benzathine benzyl penicllin
  5. metro
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15
Q

how long are ABXs usually neeeded for

A

5 days apparently

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16
Q

UTI ABXs

What are the contraindicaions for both nitro & trimeth

A

Nitro

Lung fibrosis

Shite kidneys (eGFR <45)

Preggers -> Near-term

Trimeth

Methotrexate

Preggers -> 1st term