Cationic surfactants and dyes Flashcards

1
Q

quaternary ammonium compounds that
ionize in water and exhibit surface-active
properties

A

Cationic
Surfactants

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2
Q

MOA: adsorb onto surface of the bacterial
cell, at which they cause lysis

A

Cationic
Surfactants

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3
Q

inactivated by soaps and other anion
detergents

A

Cationic surfactants

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4
Q

tissue constituents, blood, serum, and
pus tend to reduce the effectiveness of
these substances

A

Cationic
Surfactants

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5
Q

Merthiolate® - New
* used as detergent, emulsifying
agent and wetting agent
* used with sodium nitrate as a
preservative

A

benzalkonium chloride

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6
Q
  • Diaparene®
  • used specifically for the treatment of
    diaper rash in infants caused by
    Bacterium ammoniagenes (causes
    liberation of ammonia in
    decomposed urine)
A

Methylbenzethonium Chloride

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7
Q

used as a general antiseptic
* available form: throat lozenges
and mouthwashes
* FDA approved for the treatment
of gingivitis

A

Cetylpyridinium Chloride

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8
Q
  • Bactidol®, Chlorhex®, Hibiclens®
  • in RP - Bactidol® is Hexetidine
  • used as irrigation solution and as
    mouthwash
  • not absorbed through skin or
    mucous membrane and does not
    cause systemic toxicity
A

Chlorhexedine gluconate

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9
Q

are active against
gram-positive bacteria and
many fungi

A

cationic dyes

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10
Q

bacteria that are
generally resistant to dyes

A

Gram-negative

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11
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  • Crystal violet, hexamethyl-p-rosaniline
    chloride, methyl violet, methyl-rosaniline
    chloride
  • primary dye in gram-staining
  • available as vaginal suppositories for the
    treatment of yeast infections (pessaries)
  • available as topical solutions for the
    treatment of cutaneous Candida albicans
    infections
  • used orally as an anthelmintic for
    strongyloides and oxyuriasis
A

Gentian Violet

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12
Q

ingredient of carbol-fuchsin solution
(Castellani’s paint), used topically in
the treatment of fungal infections,
such as ringworm and athlete’s foot

A

Basic Fuchsin

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13
Q
  • antidote for cyanide poisoning
  • in high concentrations, it promotes
    the conversion of hemoglobin to
    methemoglobin, which because of
    its high affinity for cyanide ion
    diverts it from inactivating
    cytochrome C oxidase
  • in low concentrations, it is used to
    treat drug-induced
    methemoglobinemia
A

Methylene Blue

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14
Q
  • used for the treatment of
    cystitis and urethritis
  • bacteriostatic
A

Methylene Blue

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