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Antibiotics part 2 Flashcards

1
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cephalosporins (names and generations)

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1: cephalexin, cefadroxil, cefazolin
2: cefatetan (IV), cefuroxime (+/- axetil –IV/PO), cefaclor (PO)
3: ceftriaxone (IV), ceftazidime (IV), cefdinir (PO)
4: cefepime
5: ceftaroline

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cephalosporin MOA

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PBP inhibitor

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1st gen cephalosporin indication

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SSTI (impedigo 1st line)
cellulitis
zolin: pre-op

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2nd gen cephalosporin indication

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Group A strep
SSTI
early lyme
not really first line for anything

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3rd gen cephalosporin indication

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trioxone: gonorrhea (1st line)
tazidime: pseudomonas

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4th gen cephalosporin indication

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pneumonia

pseudomonas

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5th gen cephalosporin indication

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MRSA

CAP

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cephalosporin ADRs

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N/V/D
c. diff
abd pn
hepatitis
candidiasis
pancytopenia
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cephalosporin CI

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anaphylaxis with PCN

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Monobactam (name)

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aztreonam

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Monobactam MOA

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PBP inhibitor

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Monobactam indication

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pesudomonas
septicemia
lower RTI

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Monobactam ADRs

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V/D
c. diff
toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN) -- rare
pancytopenia
weakness/myalgia
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Monobactam cautions

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renal dosing

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carbapenem (names)

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imipenem
ertapenem
doripenem
meropenem

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carbapenem MOAs

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PBP inhib

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imipenem inidcation

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sepsis, intra-abd infect

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ertapenem indication

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sepsis, intra-abd infect
pre-op
PID

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doripenem indication

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sepsis, intra-abd infect

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meropenem indication

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sepsis, intra-abd infect
pneumonia
SSTI
meningitis

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carbapenem ADRs

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N/V/D
c.diff
elevated LFTs
seizure

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carbapenem drug interacitons

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valproic acid

probenecid

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macrolides (names)

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erythromycin
clarithromycin
azithromycin

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macrolides MOA

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50s ribosomal subunit inhibitor

bacteriostatic until its cidal

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erythromycin indications

A 
gastroparesis
CAP (1st line)
PCN-allergic AOM, strep
chlamydia in newborn
pertussis/diptheria
rheumatic fever prophylax (DOC)
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clarithromycin indications

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H. pylori/duodenal ulcer (DOC)
mycobact infection (DOC for HIV)
CAP
PCN-allergic AOM, strep
pertussis/diptheria
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azithromycin indications

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chlamydia
mycobact infection (DOC for HIV)
acute exacerbations of COPD
CAP
PCN-allergic AOM, strep
pertussis/diptheria
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macrolide ADRs

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long QT
p450 3A4 inhibitor and substrate (clarithro and erythro)
N/V/D/cramps
SJS/TEN
seizure
interstital nephritis
hearing loss
dysguesia (clarithro)
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Ketolide (names)

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telithromycin

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ketolide MOA

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50S ribosomal substrate inhibitor

bacteriocidal

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31
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ketolide inidications

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MDR strep pneumo (esp PCN-resistant)

CAP

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ketolide CI

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myasthenia gravis

liver problems

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33
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ketolide ADRs

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liver and kidney probs/monitor

p450 metab

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34
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lincosamide (names)

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clindamycin

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lincosamide MOA

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50S ribosomal inhibitor

bacteriostatic until its cidal

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lincosamide indications

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sepsis
malaria
AOM/RTI/strep (PCN-allergic)
SSTI and other anaerobe infections

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lincosamide ADRs

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N/V/D (will get D)
c.diff
rash
jaundice/increase LFT
leukopenia, eosinophilia (rare)
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tetracycline (names)

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tetracycline
minocycline
doxycycline
tigecycline
demeclocycline
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39
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tetracycline MOA

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30S ribosomal inhibitor

bacteriostatic

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40
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tetracycline indications

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acne
animal bites/probs (lyme, vibrio, malaria, RMSF)
psittacosos/ornithosis
syphilis (in PCN= CI)
demeclocycline: SIADH
41
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tetracycline ADRs

A 
photosensitivity
N/V/D
hyperpigmentation
teeth discoloration
candidiasis
(doxy) black hairy tongue
42
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tetracycline CI

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expired meds (will pop the kidney)
pregnancy/lactation (cat D)
avoid with hepatic insufficiency
43
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tetracycline drug interactions

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Al, Mg, Fe, Ca
diary products
anticoagulants
digoxin (some)

44
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fluoroquinalones (names)

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ciprofloxin, ofloxin (2nd gen)

levofloxin, moxifloxin (3rd gen)

45
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fluoroquoinalone MOA

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DNA gyrase and topoisomerase inhibitors

bacteriocidal (rapid cell death)

46
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fluoroquinalone indications

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cipro: pyelonephritis, UTI

moxi/levo: lower RTI, CAP with comorbidities (1st line), HAP, pseudomonas, plague

47
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fluoroquinalone ADRs

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GI: N/V/D/cramps
CNA: HA, dizzy, insomnia, delirium
CV: torsades, long QT
neuro: polyneuropathy
BGL probs (up and down)
48
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fluroquinalone CI

A

peds

cipro: p450 probs

49
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fluoroquinalone drug interactions

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Al, Mg, Fe, Ca

50
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Sulfanomide (names)

A

sulfacetamide
silver sulfadiazine
sulfasalazine
sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim

51
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sulfonamide MOA

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PABA analog– prevents synthesis of folate b/c bact picks up sulfa drug instead of PABA
bacteriosatic

52
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sulfonamide indications

A 
uncomplicated UTI
toxoplasmosis
PCP pneumonia
travelers diarrhea
AOM
shigellosis
MRSA cellulitis
53
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silver sulfadiazine indication

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prevention of bacterial infection of a burn (not tx!)

54
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sulfacetamide indication

A

bacterial conjunctivitis

55
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sulfasalazine indication

A

ulceritive colitis

56
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sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim indication

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MRSA cellulitis
UTI
acute exacerbation of chronic bronchitis

57
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sulfonamide ADRs

A 
GI
photosensitivity
bone marrow suppression (with radiation)
hemolytic anemia
SJS/TEN (rare)
meningitis
58
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Aminoglycoside (names)

A 
gentamycin
amikasin
tobramycin
neomycin
streptomycin
59
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aminoglycoside MOA

A

30S subunit inhibitor

bacteriocidal

60
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sulfonamide CI

A

pregnancy
folate deficiency
newborn

61
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sulfonamide drug interactions

A 
cyclosporine (decrease [x])
can block some ABX effects
phenytoin
sulfonylureas
warfarin (increase effect)
ACEI/ARB: affect K+
62
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aminoglycoside indications

A 
pyelonephritis
severe UTI with resistant org
opthalmic/otic infect
HAP with MDR (tobra if CF too)
sepsis with pseudomonas
63
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aminoglycoside ADRs

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ototoxicity (neo, amik, tobra)
ataxia/vertigo (strep, gent, tobr)
tinnitus (first sign of ototox –> BAD)
nephrotoxicity (mainly neo)

64
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aminoglycoside caution

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obese ppl: doesnt distrib well in periphery

65
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UTI drugs (names)

A

fosfomycin
nitrofurantoin
phenazopyradine

66
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fosfomycin MOA

A

inhib cell wall synthesis

bacteriocidal

67
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fosfomycin indication

A

UTI (uncomplic– E facelis and E coli)

68
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fosfomycin ADRs

A 
c. diff
N/D
HA
vaginitis
rhinitis
69
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nitrofurantoin MOA

A

goes intracellular: disturb RNA/DNA

bacteriocidal

70
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nitrofurantoin indications

A

UTI (uncomplic–E facelis, E coli)

good to use if preg

71
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nitrofurantoin ADRs

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N/V/D
chronic hepatitis (rare)
IPF (long term use- rare)
neuro manifestations

72
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phenazopyradine MOA

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NOT AN ABX!

73
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phenazopyradine indication

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analgesic during UTI (decrease burn, itch, frequency, urgency)

74
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phenazopyradine ADRs

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turns urine orange

75
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MRSA drugs (names)

A 
vancomycin
oxazoladinones
lipoglycopeptides
mupirocin
quinipristin-dalfopristin
colistin
76
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vancomycin MOA

A

inhib cell wall synthesis

bacteriocidal

77
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vancomycin indication

A 
MRSA
pneumonia
septicemia
c. diff
bone/joint infections
78
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linezolid CI

A

it’s a non-selective MAOI, so no deli meats, cheese, beer, wine, etc

79
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vancomycin ADRs

A 
red-man flush
phlebitis
renal toxicity
rash (rare)
ototoxicity (rare)
80
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oxazoladinones (names)

A

linezolid

tedizolid

81
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oxazoladinone MOA

A

50S subunit inhibitor

bacteriostatic and cidal (depend on org)

82
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linezolid indications

A 
MRSA
VRSA
VRE
strep (PCN-resist)
SSTI (with resist bact)
83
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tedizolid indication

A

SSTI

MRSA

84
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lipoglycopeptides (names)

A

oritavancin

dalbavancin

85
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lipoglycopeptide MOA

A

inhib bact cell wall cross-linking

86
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lipoglycopeptide indications

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MRSA

SSTI (cellulitis, wound infect, abscess)

87
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linezolid ADRs

A

GI: N/V/D
pancytopenia
HA
lactic acidosis

88
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linezolid drug interactions

A 
SSRIs
TCA
tramadol
dextromethorphan
Epi/NE/DA
89
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oritavancin ADRs

A 
infusion rxn
c. diff
osteomyelitis
neutropenia
N/V/
HA
dizzy
worsen abscess
90
Q

oritavancin drug interaction

A

warfarin/heparin (increase effect)

91
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dalbavancin ADRs

A 
c. diff
infusion rxn
elevated LFTs
N/D
HA
92
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mupirocin MOA

A

inhib protein synthesis

93
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mupirocin indication

A

colonization of MRSA in the nose

impetigo (SSTI)

94
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mupirocin ADRs

A 
sting, itch, irritate
tingle, burn
sore
facial pn
post nasal drip
sinusitis
rhinitis
conunctivitis
95
Q

quinupristin-dalfopristin MOA

A

steogramin ABX
inhib prot synthesis
bacteriocidal

96
Q

quinupristin-dalfopristin indication

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VRE life-threat

really bad SSTI

97
Q

quinupristin-dalfopristin ADRs

A

arthalgias/myalgias
hyperbiluribinemia
c. diff

98
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colistin MOA

A

increase membrane permeability

neutralize endotoxins

99
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colistin indications

A

last line defense for MRSA

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