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Antimicrobials Flashcards

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oseltamivir

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PO
inhibition of release of influenza from infected cell
Tx: Influenza A and B
AE: skin rxn rare
Ci: dose adjust in renal impairment, neuropsychiatric

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zanamivir

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inhalation
inhibition of release of influenza from infected cell
Tx: Influenza A and B
AE: viral infection
CI: PULMONARY (bronchospasm: need bronchodilator)

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amantadine

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PO
inhibition of viral entry or uncoating
Tx: Influenza A, PARKINSONS 
AE: neuro, orthostatic hypotension
CI: narrow angle glaucoma, breastfeeding
Excretion: RENAL
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rimantadine

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PO
inhibition of viral entry or uncoating
Tx: Influenza A

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ribavirin

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inhalation, IV
inhibition of viral nucleic acid synthesis
Tx: RSV, human metapenumovirus, hantavirus
AE: fatigue, myalgia, BBB: HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA and TERATOGEN (all trimesters and M/F)
Need routine: CBC and Hct/Hgb

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cidofovir

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IV
inhibition of viral DNA synthesis (DNA polymerase inhibition)
Tx: Adenovirus
AE: neuro, hematologic, BBB: RENAL

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acyclovir

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IV
inhibition of viral DNA synthesis (DNA polymerase inhibition)
viral thimidylate kinaseactivate to triphosphate form
Tx: Varicella-zoster virus
AE: elevated hepatic enzymes, HYDRATE to prevent renal precipitation, neutropenia

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valacyclovir

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PO

prodrug for acyclovir

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flucytosine

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PO
converted to 5-FU
noncompetitive inhibitor thymidylate synthase
Tx: cryptococcus
AE: anemia, BLOOD DYSCRASIAS, agranulocytosis

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amphotericin B

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IV
bind sterols and increase membrane permeability
Tx: severe fungal infections
AE: metabolite nephrotoxic (pore in membrane); anemia (due to kidney damage)
lipid formula: less nephrotoxic
CI: hypokalemic drugs
lpid formula: less nephrotoxic

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azoles

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inhibition of lanosterol-14a-sterol demethylase: inhibition of ergosterol synthesis
CYP metabolism: 2C9, 2C19, 3A4
Res: Aspergillus: mutation in promoter region of CYP51A that encodes MOA enzyme

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itraconazole

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azole

low oral absorption

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fluconazole

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azole

crosses BBB

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isoniazid

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PO
inhibit mycolic acid synthesis
induces CYP, distributes to CSF, placenta, breastmilk
AE: peripheral neruopathy (use B6: PYRIDOXINE), hepatotoxicity, allergic rxn
CI: antacids, LEVODOPA, increases acetaminophen toxicity
Tx: TB
fast ACETYLATORS: less effective

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rifampin

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PO: impaired by food, para-aminosalicylic acid
inhibits beta subunit of DNA-dependent RNA pol
CSF distribution
CYP inducer (NOT 2D6)
Tx: TB, meningococcal infection, MRSA
AE: ORANGE secretions, HEPATOTOXIC, GI, nervous system, chills, aches, fever
CI: CYP drugs, oral anticoagulants, oral contraceptives, probenecid

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pyrazinamide

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PO
unknown MoA: pyrazinamidase converts to pyrazinoic acid (pH too low for growth)
CSF, breast milk distribution
Tx: TB
AE: HEPATOTOXICITY, ARTHRALGIA, HYPERURICEMIA

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ethambutol

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PO
inhibits arabinosyl transferase: increased all permeability
CSF, placenta, breastmilk distribution
Tx: TB adjunct
AE: OPTIC neuritis (acuity, color discrimination, reduced visual field), allergic rxn, HYPERURICEMIA
CI: antacids

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macrolides

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MYCIN
50s ribosomal inhibitor: blocks translation
Tx: CAP and/or bronchitis
AE: cholestatic jaundice, QT PROLONGATION

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erythromycin

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1st gen. macrolide
Tx: CAP
CYP3A4/Pgp inhibitior
AE: hepatotoxicity in pregnant women

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azithromycin

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3rd gen. macrolide

Tx: CAP, bronchitis

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tetracycline

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CYCLINE
30s ribosomal inhibitor: block translation
AE: TEETH DISCOLORATION, GI, PHOTOSENSITIVITY, CARDIOTOXIC, decrease bone growth
CI: pregnancy (bone, teeth), nursing (photosensitive infant)

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doxycycline

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tetracyline

Tx: CAP, bronchitis

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fluoroquiniolones

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FLOXACIN
DNA gyrase inhibitor preventing DNA replication
Tx: CAP
AE: tendon rupture, cartilage damage in children, QT PROLONGATION
CI: adjust for renal impairment, pregnancy

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levofloxacin

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fluoroquinolone

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penicillins

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CILLIN
block cell wall cross-linking by binding to PBP
AE: hypersensitivity

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amoxicillin

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broad spectrum penicillin
Tx: CAP, bronchitis
with CLAVULONIC ACID
better oral bioavailability than ampicillin

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piperacillin

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broad spectrum penicillin
with TAZOBACTAM
Tx: nocosomial pneumonia
AE: decreased coagulation

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clavulanic acid

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B-lacatmase inhibitor

with AMOXICILLIN or AMPICILLIN

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tazobactam

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beta lactamase inhibitor

with PIPERACILLIN

30
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carbopenem

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blocks cell wall cross linking
AE: penicillin hypersensitivity, SEIZURES
CI: adjust for renal
CILASTATIN

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meropenem

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carbopenem
Tx: CAP
CILASTATIN

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cephalosporins

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CEF or CEPH
inhibition of cell wall cross-linking by binding PCB
AE: GI, hypersensitivity
CI: adjust for renal impairment (not needed for cefuroxime or ceftriaxone)
resistance: alter permeablility of outer membrane in gram -

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cefazolin

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1st gen. cephalosporin

Tx: CAP

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cefuroxime

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2nd generation cephalosporin

Tx: CAP

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3rd generation cephalosporin

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ceftriaxone
ceftazidime
Tx: CAP, nocosomial pneumonia

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ciprofloxacin

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fluoroquinolone

Tx: CAP (reserved for ICU), P. aeurginosa, bronchitis

37
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ceftriaxone

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3rd gen cephalosporin

Tx: lung abscess

38
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ceftazidime

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3rd gen cephalosporin

Tx: pseudomonas

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cefepime

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4th gen. cephalosporin

Tx: CAP, nocosomial pneumonia, pseudomonas

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aminoglycosides

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gentamicin

30s ribosomal inhibitor

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gentamicin

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aminoglycoside

42
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Tx of outpatient CAP

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macrolide or doxycycline

43
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Tx of outpatient CAP with COPD with steroids with steroids or antibiotics in last 3 months

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fluoroquinolone or
amox/clav or
2nd gen macrolide with/out cephalosporin

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Tx of outpatient Cap with COPD (no steroids or antibiotics in 3 months)

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2nd gen macrolide or doxycycline

45
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Tx of CAP in nursing home

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fluoroquinolone or
amox/clav or
2nd gen macrolide with/out cephalosporin

46
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Tx of hospital ward CAP

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fluoroquinolone or
amox/clav or
2nd or 3rd gen macrolide with/out cephalosporin

47
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Tx of CAP in ICU

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3rd gen cephalosporin

with/out macrolide or piperacillin/tazobactam or flouroquinolone

48
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Tx of CAP in ICU with P. aeruginosa

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antipseudomonal fluoroquinolone with B-lactam or

macrolide and 2 antipsuedomonal agents

49
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antipseudomoal agents

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ciprofloxacin
aminoglycosides
meopenem
piperacillin/tazobactam
3rd gen cephalosporins
50
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posaconazole

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azole

51
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voriconazole

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azole

52
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cycloserine

A 
PO
cell wall synthesis inhibitor: D-ala analog
CSF, placenta, breast milk distribution
Tx: TB (MDR), M. avium complex, UTI
AE: CNS
CI: alcohol (seizures), epileptics
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ethionamide

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peptide synthesis inhibitor: analog of isoniazid
CSF distribution
AE: GI, neuro (give PYRIDOXINE), hepatic
Tx: TB

54
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capreomycin

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IM
MoA unknown
Tx: TB (XDR): LAST LINE
AE: nephrotoxic, ototoxic, eosinophilia, electrolytes, acute RTN

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clarithomycin

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macrolide
Tx: bronchitis
AE: TERATOGEN, caution with breastfeeding

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aminoglycosides

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30s ribosomal inhibitor
Tx: CAP
AE: NEPHROTOXIC, OTOTOXIC, neuromuscular paralysis, TERATOGEN
CI: adjust for renal impair

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imipenem

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carbopenem
Tx: nocosomial pneumonia
give with: CILASTATIN

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cilastatin

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inhibitor of renal dehydropeptidase I

stops renal inactivation of CARBAPENEMS

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aztreonam

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monobactam: PCB inhibitor
Tx: nosocomial pneumonia

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ampicillin

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broad spectrum penicillin
with CLAVULANIC ACID
Tx: aspiration pneumonia

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vancomycin

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inhibits cell wall peptidoglycan synthesis: D-ala, D-ala
Tx: nosocomial pneumonia
AE: RED MAN syndrome, NEPHROTOXIC, OTOTOXIC

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clindamycin

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lincosamide: inhibits 50s
Tx: aspiration pneumonia, lung abscess
AE: GI

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metronidazole

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nitroimidazole: free radical metabolites in cell that damages DNA
Tx: lung abscess, nosocomial infection
AE: metallic taste, DISULFIRAM rxn, expiramental mutagen/carcinogen

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