Antibiotics Flashcards
Requires no oxygen and metabolizes by fermentation
Anaerobic bacteria
Major sources for making antibiotics
Mold and bacteria
The first antibiotic discovered by Alexander Fleming in 1928.
Penicillin
By what do you classify antibiotics?
By chemical make up
Six characteristics of antibiotics
Spectrum of activity, mode of action, toxicity, physical properties, stability, resistance
The range of which an antibiotic is effective.
Spectrum of activity
Spectrum of antibiotics that works against gram + bacteria or gram - bacteria, not both
Narrow spectrum
Spectrum of antibiotics that works against some gram- and gram+ bacteria
Broad spectrum
Two mode of actions for antibiotics.
Bactericidels, bacteriostatistics
Mode of action that kills by interfering with cell wall synthesis
Bactericidals
Mode of action that kills by stopping growth of bacteria by interfering with protein synthesis
Bacteriostatics
Adverse affects that happen when an antibiotic is used.
Toxicity
A drugs ability to withstand heat, light, time and oxygen and still be effective
Stability
The ability for a bacteria to survive contact with an antibiotic present
Resistance
How does resistance develop?
The “r-factor”- changes in DNA of bacteria that gets passed down to new bacteria
The enzyme that destroys penicillin effect
Penicilliase
Trade names for Penicillin G
Crystacillin, flocillin, dual-pen
Advantages of using cephalosporins over penicillin?
They’re not sensitive for penicillinase, works harder against gram negative bacteria
Second generation cephalosporins.
Cefoxitin
Third generation cephalosporins.
ceftiofur (naxcel®), cefovecin (convenia®), cafpodoxine (simplecef®), Ceftazidime (fortaz®)
Fourth generation cephalosporins.
Cefepime (maxipime®)
Require oxygen present for metabolism
Aerobic bacteria
Discovered by Lloyd Conover in 1950 and became the most prescribed antibiotic in the United States
Tetracyclines
How are tetracycline excreted
Kidneys
Oxytetracycline-ointment
Terramycin®
Oxytetramyocin injectable
Oxy-tet 100®
Doxycycline trade name used for Lyme disease
Vibramycin®
Gentamicin trade name
Gentocin®
Neomycin trade name
Biosol®
Amikacin trade name
Amiglyde-v ®
Climdamyocin trade name
Antirobe®
Trade name for ampicillin?
Polyflex®
Trade name for amoxicillin?
Amoxdrops, amoxitabs, biomax®
Trade name for amoxicillan?
Clavamox®
Trade name for cephalexin?
Keflex®
Trade name for Cephapirin?
Cefalak, cefadry®
Trade name for cefadroxil?
Cefa-tabs, cefa-drops®
Trade name for cefazolin?
Ancef® kefzol®
Trade name for Cefoxitin?
Mefoxin®
Trade name for ceftiofur?
Naxcel®
Trade name for cefovecin?
Convenia®
Trade name for cafpodoxine?
Simplicef®
Trade name for Ceftazidime?
Fortaz®
Trade name for cefepime?
Maxipime®
Trade name for tetracycline?
Panmycin®
Trade name for oxytetracycline ointment?
Terramycin®
Trade name for oxytetracycline injectable?
Oxy-tet 100®
Trade name for oxytetracycline
Liquamycin®
Trade name for doxycycline?
Vivramycin®
Trade name for ✳️ gentamicin?
Gentocin®
Trade name for ✳️ neomycin?
Gentocin®
Trade name for ✳️ neomycin?
Biosol®
Trade name for ✳️ amikacin?
Amiglyde-V®
Trade name for Ⓜ️ erythromycin?
Erythro-100®
Trade name for Ⓜ️ tylosin?
Tylan®
Trade name for Ⓜ️ azithromycin?
Zithromax ®
Trade name for Ⓜ️tilmicosin?
Micotil®
Trade name for lincomycin?
Lincocin®
Trade name for clindamycin?
Antirobe®
Relatively new to vet medicine?
Quinolones
Trade name for ciprofloxacin?
Cipro®
Trade name for enrofloxacin?
Baytril®
Trade name for marbofloxcin?
Zeniquin®
Trade name for orbifloxacin?
Orbax®
Trade name for sulfadimethoxine?
Albon®
Trade name for trimethoprim and sulfadiazine?
Tribrissen ®
Trade name for ♑️metronidazole?
Flagyl®
Do not give orally to rabbits
Ampicillin
Worry about aminoglycosides?
Toxicity levels, kidney, hearing and balance if used improperly
Cows
Macrolides
Fatal Macrolides to humans if injected
Micotil® tilmicosin
Used for Rickettsial disease (ticks)?
Tetracyclines
Cannot be given to babies, to be mothers or with NSAIDS.
Quinolones
Side effect of sulfas?
(KCS) dry eye
Roccal, Lysol, Clorox bleach, alcohol and nolvasan are….
Disinfectants
Used on inanimate objects to clean
Disinfectants
Used primarily on live tissue
Antiseptics
Effects are less than the sum
Antagonistic
The effect of combining antibiotics is equal to the theoretical sum
Additive
The effect is greater than the theoretical sum
Synergistic
The effect is the same as if only using one of the drugs (one cancels out)
Indifferent
Cidal+static
Antagonistic
Static+static
Additive
Cidal+cidal
Synergistic
Three methods a DVM uses to pick a drug?
Clinical experience, gram stain, culture and sensitivity
Superficial fungus caused by microsporum sp and trichophytom sp
Ringworm (dermatophytes)
Deep fungal infections
Deep fungal infections.
Amphotericin B trade name
Fungizone ®
Flucytosine trade name
Ancobon®
Itraconazole trade name
Sporanox®
Ketaconazole trade name
Nizoral®
Fluconazole trade name
Diflucan ®
Acyclovir trade name and category
Zovirax® and antiviral
Interferon Alfa 2-A trade name and category
Roferon-A® and antiviral
Class of drugs that stains teeth yellow?
Tetracyclines
Class of drug metabolized and excreted by the liver
Macrolides
Antibiotic can be dosed orally once a day
Simplecef
Drug give For coccidia
Sulfa
Causes aplasticanemia in humans and animals
Chloramphenicol
Drugs that cross the blood brain barrier
Tetracycline, chloramphenicol, ceftriaxone
Class of drugs Effective against all staph bacteria
Cephalosporins
Class of drugs fatal to guinea pigs, horses, rabbits
Lincosamides
Cephalosporin commonly injected before surgery
Cefazolin
Trade name of a drug that causes espohigial strictures in cats
Doxycycline
Side effects of metro?
Vomiting, diarrhea, Cns
Common place anti robe is used.
Dentals
Stunts growth of cartilage in puppies.
Baytril