antibiotics Flashcards by KAIZEN LEE

p. aeruginosa (pseudonomas) treatments

piperacillin, ceftazidime, cefepime, aztreanam, zerbaxa, avycaz, all penems except ertapenem

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staph characterization

gram +, cocci, clusters

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strep characterization

gram +, cocci, chains/pairs

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antibiotic highest seizure risk

carbapenem

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strep treatment

any penecillin

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staph treatment

augmentin, unasyn, dicloxacillin, nafcillin, oxacillin

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rank risk of cross reactivity w/ penecillin

cephalosporins > carbapenems > monobactams

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cillin chemical class

penecillin

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cef, ceph chemical class

cephalosporins

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penem chemical class

carbapenem

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bactam chemical class

monobactam

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cephalosporin trend

increasing gen –> lower gram +, higher gram -

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only monobactam drug + ROA

aztreonam, IV

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carbapenem ROA

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carbapenem no p. aeroginosa activity

ertapenem

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s. aureas charactierization

gram +, cocci, staph

gram -, bacilli examples

e. coli, klebsiella, p. aeruginosa

antibiotic ADEs

allergic reactions, seizures, clostridioids difficile, emesis, diarrhea

antibiotic characteristics

low toxicity, pregnancy category B, no BBW