Antibiotics 4.1 - Streptogramins and Oxazolidinones Flashcards

1
Q

Streptogramins are a ___ derivatives of a natural mixture of ____ and _____.

(Isolated from?)

A

Semisynthetic derivatives of Pristinamycin I and II

Isolated from Streptomyces pristinaspiralis

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2
Q

Synercid combo =

A

30% Quinupristin

70% Dalfopristin

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3
Q

Quinupristin and Dalfopristin have side chains that…

A

Have amino side chains that allow salt formation

(Enhance water solubility)

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4
Q

Each (Quin/Dalf) given alone is ______, but when given together are ________.

A

Each is bacteriostatic, but together are bactericidal

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5
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Dalfopristin MOA

A

Directly interferes with the peptidyl transferase-catalyzed step.

(PT = Formation of bond between two amino acids, while breaking the bond between the fmet and its tRNA)

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6
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Quinupristin MOA

A

Binds in the ribosomal tunnel and causes blockage in the tunnel.

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7
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Binding of Quin/Dalf results in…

A

a very stable ternary dalfo-quinu-ribosome complex

(1:1:1 stoichiometry)

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8
Q

Dalfo and Quinu bind to the _____ within the ribosome

A

23S rRNA

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9
Q

Mutation in _____, which gates the exit tunnel, confers resistance to ______

A

A2062

Streptogramin

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10
Q

Synercid uses

A
  1. VREf (Vanc resistant E. faecium)
  2. MRSA (cutaneous)
  3. VREf UTIs
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11
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Most common resistance to quinupristin

A

adenine methylation of A2058 in 23S rRNA

(as in erythro+clinda)

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12
Q

In addition to methylation of A2058, restistance to streptogramins can also be due to…

A

efflux + enzymatic inactivation

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13
Q

Cure rate of VREf by Streptogramins

A

70%

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14
Q

Streptogramin reserved for serious life threatening infctns caused by _____

A

Gram positives

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15
Q

What is virginiamycin

A

Streptogramin that is used in animal feeds

increases the indicience of AB resistance

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16
Q

Average Streptogramin T1/2

A

1.5 hrs in serum

(linear relationship between dose and AUC)

17
Q

BBB penetration in Streptogramin

A

N/A

18
Q

Macrophage Streptogramin PK’s?

A

Concentrate the drug up to 50X the ECF concentration

19
Q

Clearance of Streptogramin is _______

A

75% biliary

(remainder = renal)

20
Q

DDI for Streptogramin

A

Inhibit CYP3A4

(warfarin, diazepam, astemizole, terfenadine, cisapride, NNRTI’s, cyclosporine)

21
Q

Oxazolidinones compounds

A

Linezolid (available)

Eperezolid (experimental)

22
Q

What separates linezolid in terms of MOA?

A

Interacts with 50S subunit (with micromolar affinity)

–> Prevents formation of the 70S initiation complex

*most AB’s inhibit protein synthesis at the elongation stage

23
Q

Linezolid interacts specifically with _____

A

23S rRNA

24
Q

Linezolid is used to treat: (3)

A
  1. VREf
  2. Nosocomial MRSA’s
  3. Cutaneous MRSA’s
25
Q

Linezolid ROA’s

A

Oral (high BA) and I.V.

26
Q

Important consideration when choosing Linezolid as a treatment

A

Should only be used to treat of prevent infections that are proven or strongly suspected to be caused by multiple drug-resistant Gram+ bacteria

27
Q

Linezolid resistance organisms

A

MRSA, E.coli, others

28
Q

Linezolid mechanism of resistance

A

Target site modification = reduced affinity of linezolid to the 50S subunit

G->U mutation in Peptidyltransferase at position 2576

29
Q

Most common Linezolid sides

A

N/V/D

also headache, tongue discoloration and oral Candida

30
Q

Long term use of Linezolid sides (2)

A

Myelosuppression

Neuropathy

31
Q

BA and Half life of Linezolid oral

A

100% BA

4-6 hrs T1/2

32
Q

Linezolid effect on P450

A

Neither an inducer nor an inhibitor

33
Q

Linezolid effect on MAO

A

Reversible nonselective inhibitor of MAO

DDI with serotonergic or adrenergic agents

(–> avoid tyramine)