Antimicrobial Drugs Flashcards

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Antibiotic

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A product produced by a microorganism which in low concentrations inhibits the growth of other microorganisms

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Types of Antibiotics

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1- Natural
2-Synthetic
3-Semisynthetic

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Importance of Antibiotics

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Easily treats illnesses

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The ideal Drug

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1- Inexpensive
2- Selective toxicity
3- Favourable pharmacokinetics
4- Readily Available
5- Nontoxic
6- Little ressistant

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Sources of antimicrobial Agents

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1- Chemically synthesised
2-Soil
3- Water
4-molecular manipulation

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Bacteriostatic

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Inhibits the growth of organisms

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Bactericidal

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Kills organisms

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MIC stands for

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minimum Inhibitory concentration

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MBC stands for

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Minimum Bactericidal Concentration

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Minimum Inhibitory Concentration

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The lowest concentration that` inhibits the growth of organisms

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Minimum Bactericidal Concentration

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The lowest concentration that kills 99.9% of the population

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The decision to use a bactericidal or a bacteriostatic drug depends on:

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the type of infection

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Ultimate elimination of the organisms depends on:

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  1. specific antibodies
    2.host phagocytic activity
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Antimicrobial Spectrum

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Range of activity on antimicrobial against bacteria

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Broad spectrum antimicrobial drug

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inhibits a wide variety of gram +ve and gram -ve bacteria

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Narrow spectrum antimicrobial drugs

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inhibits a limited variety of bacteris

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17
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Types of combining drugs

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1 Synergistic
2.Antagonistic

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Synergistic

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action of one drug enhances the activity of another

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Antagonistic

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Action of one drug interferes with action of another

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20
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Adverse effects

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  1. Toxic Effects
  2. Suppression of normal flora
  3. Allergic reactions
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Mechanisms of action of antibacterial drugs

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  1. Inhibit cell wall synthesis
  2. Inhibit protein synthesis
  3. Inhibit nucleic acid synthesis
  4. Injury to plasma membrane
  5. Inhibits synthesis of essential metabolites
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inhibition of cell wall synthesis include

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β-lactam drugs

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β-lactam drugs

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  1. irreversibly inhibit enzymes involved in the final steps of cell wall synthesis
  2. these enzymes mediate the formation of peptide bridges between adjacent stands of peptidoglycan
  3. Drug binds to enzymes inhibiting enzymatic activity
  4. Some bacteria produces β-lactamase enzyme which breaks critical β-lactam
    ring
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β-lactam drugs include

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  1. Cephalosporins
  2. Penicillins
  3. Carbapenems
    4.monobactams
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Cephalosporins
β-lactam antibiotic derived from the fungus acremonium Given oral, IV,IM
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# 1960 1st Generation Cephalosporins
Cefalexin Cefazolin Cefradnie
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# 1970 2nd Generation cephaolosporins
Cefaclor Cefuroxime cefoxtin
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# 1980 3rd Generation cephalosporins
ceftazidime ceftitriaxone cefditoren cefdinir
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# 1990 4th Generation Cephalosporins
Cefeprime Cefepirome
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5th Generation Cephalosporin
Ceftaroline ceftobiprole fosamil
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Penicillinase resistant drugs
1.Oxcacillin 2.Cloxacillin 3.Amoxcacillin 4.Carbencillin 5.Piperacillin 6.Ticercillin 7.Monobactam
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Oxacillin , Cloxacillin are used against
gram+ve bacteria
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Amoxcacillin is
broad spectrum
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Carbenicillin ,ticarcillin ,pipercillin
gra -ve bacteria
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monobactam
gram-ve bacteria
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Non β-lactam drugs that inhibit cell wall synthesis
1.polypeptides *bacteriacin 2. glycopeptides *vancomycin
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Inhibition of protein synthesis
1. Targets the ribososmes of bacteria
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Three types of protein synthesis drugs
1.tertacyclines 2.aminoglycosides 3.macrolides
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tetracyclines
binds to 30S blocking attachment of tRNA
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Aminoglycosides
Binds to 30S causes it to distrot and malfunction
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Macrolides
binds to 50S prevents contiuation of protein synthesis
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Inhibition of nucleic acid synthesis
Quinolones floroquinolones *Norfloxacin *ciprofloxin *levofolaxin
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Injury to plasma membrane
leads to leakage of cellualr content includes : colistin
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Inhibits synthesis of essential metabolites
Sulfonamide drugs useful against UTIs
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How do bacteria become resistant
1. Genetic : Spontaneous mutation Gene transfer 2. Non Genetic : Intrinsic resistance`
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Mechanisms of resistance
1.Production of enzmye that destroys the drug 2.slow or prevent drug from entering the cell 3.alter target of the drug 4.alter their metabolic activity 5.pump antimicrobial drug out of the cell before it can act.
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Determination of drug determination
clinical parameters laboratories parameters
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Drug efficiency can be measured by tests:
1.Kirby Bauer method 2.Broth dilution test 3. E test