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Antimicrobials I Flashcards

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Narrow spectrum Antibiotics (3)

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Vancomycin, Colistin, Azteronam

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Broad spectrum Antibiotics (2)

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Third generation Cephalosporin, Piperacillin

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Extended spectrum Antibiotics (2)

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Carbapenem, Tigycycline

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Penicillin Group 1- (Parenteral Penicillin)

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Benzyl Penicillin 
Procaine Penicillin (long acting)
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Penicillin Group 2- (Oral Penicillin)

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Penicillin V

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Penicillin Group 3- (Anti-staphylococcal Penicillin)

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Cloxacillin

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Penicillin Group 4- (Extended Spectrum Penicillin)

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Active against Enterobacteriacea except Pseudoneumonas
Ampicillin
Amoxicillin

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Penicillin Group 5- (Penicillin against Pseudomonas aeruginosa)

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Piperacillin

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Penicillin Group 6- (B-lactamase-resistant Penicillin)

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Active only against Gram-negative

Temocillin

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Cephalosporins- 1st Generation

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Cephalexin

Cephazolin

Wide range Gram-positive and Gram-negative (except Pseudomonas and Haemophilus)

Active against Streptococcus, Staphylococcus, Enterobacteriacae

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Cephalosporins- 2nd Generation

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Cefuroxime

Cefoxitin

Wide range Gram-positive and Gram-negative including Haemophilus and Anaerobes

Cefuroxime: like Cephalexin plus active against Haemophilus and S.pneumonaie

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Cephalosporins- 3rd Generation

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Cefotaxime

Ceftriaxone

Ceftazidime (antipseudomonal)

Wide range (but more Gram-negative than 2nd generation)

Cefotaxime: active against Enterobacteriacae, Haemophilus, and S.pneumonaie (not Pseudomonas)

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Cephalosporins- 4th Generation

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Cephepime
Anti-Gram-negative
Cephepime: active against Enterobacteriacae and Pseudomonas

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Penicillin- Side Effects (8)

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Hypersensitivity reaction
Anaphylactic reaction
Purities and Urticarial reaction
Maculopapular rash (commonest)
Hemolytic anemia + Thrombocytopenia
Neurotoxicity (high doses)
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Additional carbon on Cephalosporins affect what?

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Pharmacokinetic and Antibacterial activity

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Properties of Cephalosporins (5)

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1- More stable to enzymes
2- Broader spectrum
3- Less prone hypersensitivity 
4- Oral and parenteral
*Less active against Enterococci*
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Cephalosporins- Side Effects (7)

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Local pain + Thrombophlebitis (at site of injection)
Hypersensitivity 
Hepatotoxicity 
GI disturbance 
Thrombocytopenia 
Pseudomembraneous Colitis
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Monobactams- Aztreonam (3)

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1- Narrow spectrum (Anti-gram-negative)
2- Bactericidal
3- Stable to bacterial enzymes

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Carbapenem (3)

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Isolated from Streptomyces
Broad range Gram-positive and Gram-negative
Resistant to lysis by B-lactamases

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Imipenem (Carbapenem) (4)

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1- Not stable (combine with Cilastatin for stability)
2- Safe
3- Broad spectrum
4- Side Effects: Seizures and changes in Liver enzymes

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Meropenem (Carbapenem) (3)

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1- Stable
2- Broad spectrum
3- Side effects similar

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Glycopeptides

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Vancomycin and Teicoplanin

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Glycopeptides- Mode of Action (3)

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1- Act on cell wall synthesis at stage prior to B-lactams
2- NOT act on PBP
3- NOT inactivated by B-lactamase enzymes

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Glycopeptides- Properties (4)

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1- Gram-positive only
2- Poorly absorbed from GI
3- IM injections painful
Level of Vancomycin should be monitored in blood

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Glycopeptides- Side Effects (4)

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Nephrotoxic (Teicoplanin less)
Ototoxic
Reversible Neutropenia + Thrombocytopenia

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Glycopeptides- Clinical Uses (2)

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1- MRSA

2- Patient allergic to penicillin/cephalosporin with staphylococcal or streptococcal infections

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Sulphonamides- Properties (3)

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Broad spectrum
Well absorbed orally
Contraindicated during Pregnancy

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Sulphonamides- Side Effects (8)

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Crystalluria + Hematuria
Hypersensitivity 
Steven-Johnson syndrome
G6PD defeciency —> Hemolytic anemia
Megablastic anemia
Liver damage 
Interfere with Bilrubin transfer in fetus
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Trimethoprim- Properties (3)

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Against Gram-positive aerobes + Enterobacteriacae

Rapidly absorbed from GI

Used for UTI (in combination with sulfonamide)

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Trimethoprim- Side Effects (1)

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Folic acid defeciency —> Megablastic anemia

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Notrofurantonin- Properties (3)

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Act on bacterial mRNA, ribosomal proteins

Well absorbed orally

Used for UTI

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Notrofurantonin- Side Effects (2)

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Peripheral neuropathy

G6PD defieciency —> Hemolysis

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Quinolone- Side Effects (4)

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Pseudomembranous colitis
Thrombocytopenia 
CNS (benign intracranial hypertension) + Psychosis
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Metronidazole is active against…? (3)

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Obligate anaerobes

Helicobacter

Protozoa (T.vaginalis, Giardia, E.histolytica)

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Metronidazole- Side Effects

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Metallic taste

Neutropenia (reversible)

Peripheral neuropathy

CNS, confusion, seizures

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