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antimicrobial pharm Flashcards

1
Q

What 4 drugs cause nephrotoxicity?

A

Aminoglycosides, tetracyclines and cephalosporins, vancomycin

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2
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What 2 drugs cause hepatotoxicity(liver)?

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Isoniazid and sulfonamides

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3
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What does neurotoxicity/ototoxicity cause?

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eighth cranial nerve can be damaged

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4
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What is photosensitivity?

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sensitivity to sun.

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5
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Cephalosporins are ——– and related to ——-.

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semi-synthetic related to penicillins

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6
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aminoglycosides

A

anesthesia in past 48hrs-neuromuscular blockade, resp depression

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7
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What does sulfonamides cause?

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Crystalluria and sulfa rash, immunosuppression

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8
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vancomycin causes what?

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nephrotoxicity and otoxicity

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9
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what do u add to antibiotics to prevent the microbe from breaking down the antibiotic?

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augmetin

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10
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what r the 4 types of organisms

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bacteria, fungi, parasitic helminths, parasitic arthropods

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11
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what is the only thing that still kills bacteria

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Alcohol

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12
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FUO

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Fever of unknown origin

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13
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HAI

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healthcare associated infection

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14
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how long does it take for a C & S result to come back

A

24-48 hrs

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15
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what is the presence and growth of a foreign organism?

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infection

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16
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chemical that controls or eliminates living microorganisms

A

antibiotics

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17
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a gout drug that u can’t take with anything

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probenecid

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18
Q

fastest you should ever run a pump

A

150mL/hr

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19
Q

medication made from mold

A

penicillins

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20
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usually end in cillin

A

pencillins

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21
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2 types of natural penicillins

A

penn G and Penn V

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22
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4 semisynthetic penicillins

A

cloxacillin, methicillin, amoxicillin, and ampicillin

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23
Q

what is exfoliative dermatitis

A

shed like a snake

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24
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what class of drugs cannot be mixed with any other drug beside probenecid

A

MAOI’s

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25
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what’s the normal IM needle syringe combo

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22 guage 1 1/2 inch needle 3mL syringe

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26
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HPI

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history of present illness

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27
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what 2 things do u encourage a person to take while on antibiotics

A

probiotics and yogurt with live cultures

28
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what type of antibiotics are synthetic

A

chemical

29
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what type of antibiotics kills growth

A

bacteriocidal

30
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what type of antibiotics inhibits growth

A

bacteriostatic

31
Q

what type of antibiotics treat large number of bacteria

A

broad-spectrum

32
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what type of antibiotics only treat specific or few particular bacteria

A

narrow-spectrum

33
Q

people with _____ are more at risk for allergic reactions

A

asthma

34
Q

review nursing process in bn1

A

1

35
Q

what is superinfection

A

a worse infection due to not taking all the medication as prescribed

36
Q

1 electrolyte lost during vomitting and diarrhea

A

potassium

37
Q

give an example of secondary infection

A

yeast infection related to antibiotics

38
Q

if pt states they have a metallic taste in mouth after taking a medication what should we watch for

A

anaphylaxis

39
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what is pseudomembranous colitis

A

diarrhea caused by antibiotic therapy

40
Q

1 symptom of anaphylaxis

A

hypotension

41
Q

steroids are all antineoplasic drug so check the

A

WBC

42
Q

for nephrotoxicity what labs do you assess

A

BUN and Creatinine(increased shows renal complications)

43
Q

for nephrotoxicity what do you assess and what is it a symptom of

A

smoky colored urine, symptom of kidney malfunction

44
Q

what lab do u assess for coumadin

A

PT and INR

45
Q

what lab do u assess for heparin

A

PTT

46
Q

what do u assess for hepatotoxicity

A

skin color, ascites, INR

47
Q

what is made in the liver

A

prothombin

48
Q

INH is

A

Isoniazid

49
Q

sulfonamides cause what 2 things

A

crystaluria, and immunosuppression

50
Q

what 3 labs do u assess for the break down of red blood cells

A

bilirubin, AST, ALT

51
Q

study the cranial nerves

A

a

52
Q

What is the primary cause of ototoxicity

A

aminoglycosides

53
Q

inflammation of the optic nerve is

A

optic neuritis

54
Q

What is photosensitivity

A

skin is sensitive to the sun

55
Q

what is photophobia

A

light is sensitive to eyes

56
Q

what is medication is parenterally incompatible

A

penicillins

57
Q

requires a peak and trough and given for pt s undergoing GI surgery to make colon sterile

A

kanamycin

58
Q

this medication will burn the fire out of vein

A

gentamicin

59
Q

usually end in mycin

A

aminoglycosides

60
Q

medication used for UTI’s, burns, and ulcerative colitis

A

sulfonimides

61
Q

what medication must be ran in at over an hour because it goes bad but cant be ran to fast cause can cause BP to drop and cause shock

A

vancomycin

62
Q

what medication is given for GI infections, diverticulitis

A

metronidazole (flagyl)

63
Q

what is the treatment for TB

A

last 6-12 months with a combo of 3 drugs isoniazid(INH), rifampin, and pyrazinamide for 2 months then INH and rifampin for 4 months

64
Q

key med for antihelmintics

A

vermox

64
Q

What drug causes neurotoxicity/ototoxicity?

A

Aminoglycosides

65
Q

Besides aminoglycosides, neurotoxicity/ototoxicity can occur with _________.

A

Vancomycin

66
Q

What 2 meds cause photo sensitivity?

A

tetracycline and sulfonamide

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