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Antitubercular Agents Flashcards

1
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Mechanism of Action of Streptomycin

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inhibits CHON synthesis, irreversibly inhibit bacterial protein synthesis and binds to 30s subunit, causing a misreading of tRNA then leaving the bacteria unable to synthesize proteins

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Mechanism of Action of Rifampin

S. mediterranei

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inhibits RNA polymerase, inhibits DNA-dependent RNA polymerase activity by forming a stable complex w/ the enzyme
-suppresses initiation of RNA synthesis and leads to cell death

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3
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Mechanism of Action of Para Aminosalicylic Acid

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Competitive inhibitor for PABA

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4
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Mechanism of Action of Ethionamide

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Structural analogue of isoniazid

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5
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Mechanism of Action of Isoniazid

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inhibits cell wall synthesis

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6
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First antibiotic for TB

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Streptomycin

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7
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Most active agent and Enzyme inducer

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Rifampin

S. mediterranei

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8
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For isoniazid resistant TB

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Ethionamide

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9
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First line drug for short term tx

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Pyrazinamide (Pyrazinecarboxamide)

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10
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Active form of Pyrazinamide

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Pyrazinoic acid

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11
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First line

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Isoniazid

Isonicotinic acid hydrazide

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12
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Basic red dye for leprosy, including dapsone resistant forms

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Clofazimine

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13
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Combined with other agents (resistance develops rapidly)

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Pyrazinamide (Pyrazinecarboxamide)

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14
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Streptomyces: S. orchidaceus, S. garyphalus, S. Lavendulus

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Cycloserine

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15
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Streptomyces capreolus

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Capreomycin

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16
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Adverse effects of Streptomycin

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Ototoxicity, nephrotoxicity

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17
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Adverse effects of Rifampin

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Reddish secretions

+ INH or ethambutol–> higher hepatotoxicity

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18
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Adverse effects of Clofazimine

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Hyperpigmentation

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19
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Adverse effects of Para Aminosalicylic Acid

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Severe GI irritation

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20
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Adverse effects of Ethionamide

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Hepatotoxicity, Peripheral neuritis

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21
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Adverse effects of Ethambutol

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Optic neuritis (red green color blindness)

22
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Adverse effects of Pyrazinamide (Pyrazinecarboxamide)

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Hepatotoxicity

23
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Adverse effects of Isoniazid

Isonicotinic acid hydrazide

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Hepatotoxicity
Peripheral neuritis (TX: pyridoxine)
24
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C6H7N3O

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Isoniazid

25
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C5H5N3O

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Pyrazinamide

26
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C10H24N2O2

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Ethambutol

27
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C43H58N4O12

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Rifampicin

28
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C21H39N7O12

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Streptomycin

29
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C7H7NO3

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Aminosalicylic Acid

30
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C8H10N2S

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Ethionamide

31
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C12H12N2O2S

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Dapsone

32
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absorption and bioavailability decreases when administered with food

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Isoniazid

33
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active only at a slightly acidic pH

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Pyrazinamide

34
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Mechanism of Action of Pyrazinamide

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decrease pH (making the environment acidic) w/c retards the growth of M.TB and thereby inhibiting fatty acid synthesis

35
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Bactericidal and can penetrate human cells and exert lethal effect

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Ethambutol

36
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Mechanism of Action of Ethambutol

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inhibits arabinosyl transferase w/c is involved in cell wall biosynthesis
=bacterial cell wall complex production is inhibited leads to the increase of cell wall permeability

37
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Additional MOA of ethambutol

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this can also inhibit the transfer of mycolic acid into the cell wall

38
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semisynthetic and has broad antibacterial spectrum

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Rifampin

39
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aminoglycoside antibiotic

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Streptomycin

40
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administered in association w/ isoniazid

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aminosalicylic acid

41
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Optimal activity of aminosalicylic acid

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ortho position

42
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can also be used to treat leprosy and may be bacteriostatic and bactericidal

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ethionamide

43
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Mechanism of action of Dapsone

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inhibition of folic acid synthesis in susceptible organisms

44
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resistant to isoniazid and rifampin

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MDR-TB

45
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resistant to isoniazid, rifampin and fluoroquinolones

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XDR-TB

46
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highly effective during the few months of therapy when inflammation changes are present

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pyrazinamide

47
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more lethal to sites showing inflammation response ( pH is acidic at these locations

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pyrazinamide

48
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used as adjunct in the tx of pulmonary TB

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ethambutol

49
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bactericidal: acts on both intra and extracellular organisms

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rifampin

50
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used for infections involving aerobic, g- bacteria such as Pseudomonas and Enterobacter

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streptomycin

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