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Chloramphenicol & derivates Flashcards

Quiz 1

1
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what type of antimicrobial interferes with bacterial protein synthesis ?

A
  1. Chloramphenicol & its derivatives
  2. Macrolides
  3. lincosamides
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2
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How does the antimicrobial interfere with bacterial protein synthesis ?

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inhibits of 50s Ribosomal binders

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3
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what is the source for Chloramphenicol & its derivatives ?

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  1. streptomyces venezulae

2. manufactured synthetically

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4
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What structures of chloramphenicol & its derivatives depend on efficiency of the drug?

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  1. p-nitrophenol group
  2. dichloroacetyl group
  3. Alcoholic group
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5
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what are the general features of chloramphenicol?

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  1. bacteriostatic
  2. lipid soluble , neutral compound
  3. antibacterial antagonism
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6
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what are the derivatives of chloramphenicol?

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  1. Thiamphenicol

2. florfenicol

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7
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what is the mechanism of action for chloramphenicol ?

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  1. inhibits bacterial protein synthesis
  2. permeate into bacteria & reversible binds to 50s ribosomal subunit
  3. inhibits bacterial enzyme peptide transferase
  4. inhibits peptide formation
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8
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What is signifiant about mammalian mitochondrial ribosome with chloramphenicol?

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inhibits mammalian mitochondrial protein synthesis

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9
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What should never be done with antimicrobial the interference with bacterial protein synthesis?

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combed together - antibacterial antagonism

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10
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what his the microbial susceptibility of chloramphenicol?

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broad spectrum antibiotic

  1. gram + bacteria
  2. gram - bacteria
  3. anaerobes
  4. Mycoplasma , rickettsia
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what are the species of gram + bacteria that can be treated with chloramphenicol ?

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  1. staphylococci sp. ( S. aureus)

2. Streptococci (S. pyogenes)

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what are the species of gram - bacteria that can be treated with chloramphenicol ?

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  1. Escherichia coli
  2. bordetella bronchiseptiica
  3. Pasteurella sp.
  4. Proteus vulgaris
  5. Salmonella sp.
  6. Shigella sp.
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what are the species off anaerobes that can be treated with chloramphenicol ?

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  1. Actinomyces sp.
  2. clostridium sp.
  3. bactericides sp.
  4. Fusobacterium sp.
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14
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what is the pharmacokinetics of absorption for chloramphenicol ?

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  1. highly lipid soluble

2. well absorbed in oral & parental route

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15
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What type of animal is the absorption is good & rapid ?

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  1. monogastrics

2. preruminants

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16
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what type of animal is chloramphenicol inactive during absorption?

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ruminants - ruminal microorganism

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17
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what is the pharmacokinetics of oral in chloramphenicol ?

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  1. chloramphenicol base (unconjugated form)

2. chloramphenicol palmitate ( increase palatability)

18
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what is pharmacokinetics of parenteral in chloramphenicol succinate ?

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  1. hydrolyses in plasma

2. rapid & complete absorption ( IM & SC)

19
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What type of administration for chloramphenicol ?

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  1. oral
  2. IM
  3. SC
  4. IV
  5. otic preparation
  6. ophthalmic preparation
20
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what is the pharmacokinetics of distribution of chloramphenicol ?

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  1. plasma protein binding ( 30-50%)
  2. widely distributed
  3. attains high concentration in tissue
  4. high volume distribution
21
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Where is chloramphenicol widely distributed in the body?

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  1. placental barrier
  2. diffuse into milk
  3. eyes
  4. CNS
  5. heart
  6. lungs
  7. prostate
  8. salivary glands
  9. liver
  10. spleens
22
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Which tissue contain high concentration of chloramphenicol used for treatment of infections?

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  1. CNS

2. Respiratory tract

23
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what are the pharmacokinetics of metabolism in chloramphenicol ?

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liver

glucuronidation

24
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what are the metabolites of chloramphenicol

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  1. chloramphenicol glucuroniide
25
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What does metabolism of chloramphenicol depend on ?

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  1. age

2. species

26
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what type of animal have slow metabolism of chloramphenicol ?

A

young animals

27
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what animals are defcient in glucuronidase enzyme causing slow metabolism of chloramphenicol ?

28
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what is the pharmacokinetics of excretion of chloramphenicol ?

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  1. urine in tubular secretion

2. bile

29
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How are chloramphenicol excreted in bile?

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glucuronide conjugate excreted in biile undergo hydrolyses into active drug

30
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what is the adverse effect of chloramphenicol ?

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  1. dose related reversible bone marrow suppression

2. aplastic anemia

31
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How is chloramphenicol a dose -related reversible bone marrow suppression ?

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suppression of mitochondrial protein synthesis in bone marrow cells in host

32
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What type of animals are chloramphenicol prohibited from using ?

A

food producing

33
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What was taking out of chloramphenicol & replaced with nitrosochloramphenicol ?

A

para-nitro group of chloramphenicol

34
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what are the type of chloramphenicol has nitros-chloramphenicol ?

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  1. thiamphenicol

2. florfenicol

35
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what is significant of nitrosochloramphenicol?

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can’t induce bone marrow toxicity

36
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What type of animals are more sensitive for toxicity of chloramphenicol ?

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  1. young animals
  2. cats
    3 animal w/ impaired liver function
37
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what are the clinical signs seen in adverse effects of chloramphenicol ?

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  1. depression
  2. reduce fluid intake
  3. emesis
  4. diarrhea
  5. dehydration
  6. weight loss
38
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what type of drug interaction for chloramphenicol have ?

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  1. inhibitor of Cytochrome P-450 drug metabolizing enzyme
  2. competition for site of action with:
    - macrolides
    - chloramphenicol
    - lincosamides
39
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what are the bacterial resistance for chloramphenicol ?

A

acquired plasmid -mediate resistance

40
Q

what is resistant to enzyme inactivation in bacterial resistance of chloramphenicol ?

A

florfenicol

41
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what is the acquired , plasmid -mediated resistance of chloramphenicol ?

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due to synethesis of chloramphenicol transcetylase enzyme

42
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what is thiamphenicol of chloramphenicol derivates?

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  1. semi- synthetic structural analog
  2. para-nitro group sibstituted w/ methyl sulfonyl moiety
  3. water soluble
  4. metabolized to significant extent
  5. excreted as active form
  6. mechanism of action & antibacterial spectrum

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