antimicrobials Flashcards
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tetracyclines
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- broad spectrum
- bacteriostatic
- gram + and -
- bacterial resistance when there is overuse
2
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indications for tetracyclines
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- acne
- rosacea
- respiratory infection
- skin infections
- STIs
3
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PO tetracyclines
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rapid and complete absorption in newer preparation
4
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IV tetracyclines
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used to treat severe infections
5
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drug interactions with tetracyclines
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- antacids, high Ca, and iron drugs can prevent absorption
- dairy product decrease effects
6
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drug interactions with doxycycline
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- decreases effects or oral contraceptives
- increases absorption of Digoxin
- absorption is enhanced with food
7
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side effects of tetracyclines
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- n/v/d, HA, photosensitivity
- tetratogen in 1st trimester
- tetracycline teeth in 3rd trimester
- superinfection
- hepatotoxicity
- CNS toxicity
- pseudomembranous colitis
- blood dyscrasia
8
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labs of tetracyclines
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increased K, BUN/Cr, LFTs
9
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glycylcyclines
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- broad spectrum
- gram + and -
- bacteriostatic
10
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indications of glycylcyclines
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- complicated skin infections
- intraabdominal infections
- E. coli
- S. aureus
- Klebisella pnuemoniae
11
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side effects of tigecycline
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-n/v/d, pain, photosensitivity, HTN, hypotension, anemia, leukocytosis, thrombocytopenia
12
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labs with tigecycline
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increased glucose, K, BUN, LFTs
13
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drug interaction with tigecycline
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- decreased effects of oral contraceptives
- increased Warfarin levels
14
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aminoglycosides
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- gram -
- some gram + are resistant (so use penicillin or cephalosporins)
- no GI absorption
- only given IV and IM
15
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indications of aminoglycosides
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- PID
- MRSA
- pseudomonas
- serious infections