Common Medications: Antibiotics Flashcards
ophthalmic ointment
bacitracin
macrolide ophthalmic ointment
erythromycin
bacitracin/neomycin/polymyxin B ophthalmic ointment that is only available as a generic
neosporin
polymyxinB/bacitracin ophthalmic ointment
polysporin
ophthalmic solution that’s available as a generic
polytrim
azithromycin 1% ophthalmic solution
AzaSite
ophthalmic solution & ointment
Tobrex
besifloxacin (newest 4th gen fluoroquinolone) ophthalmic suspension – advise pts: white viscous drop
besivance
moxifloxacin (4th gen fluoroquinilone) ophthalmic solution – advise pts: drop has yellow color
moxeza/vigamox
Is moxeza or vigamox the newer generation?
moxeza
Does moxeza or vigamox have a generic?
vigamox
anti-infective at high dose (200mg) & anti-inflammatory at low dose (50-100mg)
doxycycline
What are the contraindications of doxycycline?
- children < 8 y/o → adverse effects on developing teeth & bone
- pregnancy category D (known risk to fetus)
What are the side effects of doxycycline?
GI discomfort, avoid taking w/ dairy, sun protection (bc phototoxicity), reduced efficacy of birth control
amoxicillin/clavulanate potassium tablets in pregnancy category B (safe for pregnant women & infants)
augmentin
What should you be cautious about when prescribing augmentin?
penicillin allergy
oral antibiotic in pregnancy category B
azithromycin
bacitracin treats what bacteria & pediatric use
G+ – has limited microbial activity
not established
erythromycin treats what bacteria & pediatric use
good G+ but limited G-
≥ 2 mo.
neosporin treats what bacteria & pediatric use
neomycin – G+ & G- but no pseudomonas coverage
polymixin B – G-
not established
polysporin treats what bacteria & pediatric use
polymycin – G-
bacitration – G+ & G-
not established
polytrim treats what bacteria & pediatric use
trimethoprim: G+ & G-
polymyxin B: G-
≥ 2 mo.
AzaSite treats what bacteria & pediatric use
G+ & G- (but no pseudomonas coverage)
≥ 1 yr
tobrex treats what bacteria & pediatric use
G- (including pseudomonas)
≥ 2 mo.
besivance treats what bacteria & pediatric use
G+ & G- (broad spectrum)
≥ 1 yr
moxeza/vigamox treats what bacteria & pediatric use
G+ & G- (broad spectrum)
≥ 4 mo.
azithromycin treats what bacteria & pediatric use
G+ & G-
infants
augmentin pediatric use
≥ 2 mo. (dosage according to weight)
bacitracin indications
blepharitis, conjunctivitis
erythromycin indications
blepharitis, conjunctivitis, neonatal prophylaxis, corneal abrasion
neosporin indications
blepharitis, conjunctivitis
polysporin indications
blepharitis, conjunctivitis, corneal abrasion
polytrim indications
conjunctivitis, corneal abrasion
azasite indications
conjunctivitis, corneal abrasion
tobrex indications
blepharitis (ung form), conjunctivitis, bacterial keratitis
besivance indications
excellent for bacterial keratitis
moxeza/vigamox indications
excellent for bacterial keratitis
augmentin indications
internal hordeolum, preseptal cellulitis, dacrocystitis
azithromycin indications
inclusion conjunctivitis, internal hordeolum
what antibiotic can cause a type IV hypersensitivity reaction?
neosporin