Cephalosporins Flashcards

1
Q

Stability, metabolism, adverse effects, drug interactions, protein binding, half life

A

R2

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2
Q

Oral agents have good or bad absorption?

A

Good

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3
Q

Oral cephalosporins available as __________ and _________ compounds

A

prodrug esters

nonesterified compounds

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4
Q

Prodrug esters hydrolyzed in ___________ to active drug

Food enhances or decrease absorption

A

intestines

enhances

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5
Q

Cefuroxime (2nd gen.) and cefpodoxime proxetil (3rd gen) are

A

Prodrug esters

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6
Q

Binds to _________ and inhibits crosslinking of peptidoglycan strands

A

PBPs

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7
Q

Well or poorly distributed to body tissues and fluids?

A

Well

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8
Q

CSF penetration?

A

Yes, especially with inflamed meninges

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9
Q

Good for meningitis

High or low dosage?

A

3rd generation
Ceftriaxone
High (4X normal)

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10
Q

All ___________ excretion except 2 agents

A

Renal

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11
Q

Ceftriaxone and cefoperazone have ________ elimination

A

hepatic

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12
Q

_____________ associated with n-methylthiotetrazole side chain (NMTT)

A

bleeding

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13
Q

Cefamandole and cefoperazone disturb _________ factors

A

vitamin K clotting dependent

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14
Q

Causes disulfiram-like intolerance with _______________ when agents have _________

A

alcohol

NMTT side chain

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15
Q

Causes serum sickness in children

A

cefaclor (2nd gen)

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16
Q

Prolongs excretion in cephalosporins that have tubular secretion

A

Probenecid

17
Q

Use for community acquired pneumonia

A

3rd generations

18
Q

Use ceftaz and cefepime for

A

nosocomial pneumonia

19
Q

Use ceftriazone for

A

meningitis with higher dosage

20
Q

Use for simple cellulitis skin infections with staph and strep

A

1st generation

21
Q

Use for complicated skin infections or diabetic patients

A

3rd/4th generations with cephamycins

22
Q

Used for surgical prophylaxis

A

Cefazolin

23
Q

Use ceftazidime/van or cefepime/van for

A

febrile neutropenia

24
Q

Spectrum activity, PBP affinity, Beta-lactamase susceptibility

A

R1