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Antibiotics List Flashcards

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Cephalosporins

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MOA: inhibition of cell wall (beta-lactam drugs = inhibit peptide crosslinkages)

SOA: 1st generation mainly gram +
2nd generation gram - (especially enterics) and gram +
3rd generation more gram - (even pseudomonas) and more gram +

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Penicillin

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MOA: inhibition of cell wall (beta-lactam drugs = inhibit peptide crosslinkages)

SOA: narrow spectrum: usually against gram + bacteria

Toxicity: development of resistant strains: produce beta-lactamase enzyme allergic reaction in some patients

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Carbapenams

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MOA: inhibition of cell wall (beta-lactam drugs = inhibit peptide crosslinkages)

SOA: broad spectrum

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Bacitracin

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MOA: inhibition of cell wall synthesis (non-beta lactam drugs)

SOA: narrow spectrum gram positives

Toxicity: topical ointment

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Vancomycin

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MOA: inhibition of cell wall synthesis (non-beta lactam drugs)

SOA: narrow spectrum only gram +

Toxicity: last line of defense against S. Aureus resistance VRSA

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Isoniazid

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MOA: inhibition of cell wall synthesis ; anti-mycolic acid

SOA: used against mycobacterium tuberculosis

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Ethambutol

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MOA: inhibition of cell wall synthesis ; anti-mycolic acid

SOA: used against mycobacterium tuberculosis

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Aminoglycosides

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MOA: inhibition of protein synthesis

SOA: mostly gram- but can be used against some gram+

Toxicity: hearing loss and kidney damage

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Tetracycline

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MOA: inhibition of protein synthesis

SOA: broad spectrum, great for intracellular parasites: chlamydia, chlamydophila and rickettsia . Used to treat acne

Toxicity: affects bone development and discolors teeth , not given to children

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Chloramphenicol

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MOA: inhibition of protein synthesis

SOA: treatment for meningitis , may be used for rickettsia and chlamydia

Toxicity: aplastic anemia in children , only used as a last resort

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Macrolides (erythromycin)

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MOA: inhibition of protein synthesis

SOA: many gram+
mycoplasma (atypical walking pneumonia)
Chlamydophila, legionella (legionnaires disease)

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Clindamycin

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MOA: inhibition of protein synthesis

SOA: broad spectrum

Toxicity: can kill normal flora in GI tract –> infection by clostridium difficle –> pseudomembranous colitis

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Oxazolidinones

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MOA: inhibition of protein synthesis

SOA: used against vancomycin resistant bacteria

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Streptogramins

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MOA: inhibition of protein synthesis

SOA: used against vancomycin resistant bacteria

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Rifampin (inhibits RNA polymerase–> prevents transcription)

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MOA: inhibition of nucleic acid synthesis

Toxicity: red man syndrome

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Quinolones (cipro): inhibits DNA gyrase; prevents DNA replication

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MOA: inhibition of nucleic acid synthesis

SOA: broad spectrum

Toxicity: not to give to pregnant women because it can interfere with cartilage development in newborns

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Sulfonamide: prevents folic acid synthesis in bacteria

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MOA: antimetabolites

SOA: given in combination with trimethoprim used to treat UTI pneumocystis pneumonia

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Polymyxin

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MOA: cell membrane injury

SOA: topical agent , mainly against gram-

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Amphotericin B

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MOA: binds to ergosterol

SOA: systemic fungal infections

Toxicity: kidney toxicity

*antifungal drug

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Miconazole (imidazole)

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MOA: prevents synthesis of ergosterol

SOA: skin fungal infections

*antifungal drug

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Terbinafine

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MOA: prevents synthesis of ergosterol

SOA: nail fungus

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Nystatin

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MOA: degrades cell membranes

*antifungal drug

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Echinocandins

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MOA: disrupts cell wall synthesis

SOA: systemic fungal infections

*antifungal drug

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Griseofulvin

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MOA: disrupts cell division

SOA: skin fungal infections

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Acyclovir

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MOA: block nucleic acid synthesis (nucleoside analogs)

SOA: herpes simplex infections

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AZT: reverse transcriptase inhibitor

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MOA: block nucleic acid synthesis (nucleoside analogs)

SOA: retroviral infections

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Amantadine

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MOA: block vital uncoating

SOA: influenza

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Protease inhibitors

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MOA: blocks viral replication

SOA: HIV

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Interferon

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MOA: blocks viral replication

SOA: hepatitis C

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Tamiflu: neuraminidase inhibitor

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MOA: blocks viral replication

SOA: influenza

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Metronidazole

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MOA: prevents replication and transcription

SOA: mainly against anaerobic Protozoa , may be useful against some bacteria

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Chloroquine

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MOA: not understood

SOA: plasmodium vivax

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