Exam 2 - Fluoroquinolones Spectrum/Clinical Use Flashcards

1
Q

Describe the GP coverage trends between the newer and older FQs

A

cipro - poor coverage
new FQ ( levo, moxi, dela) - enhanced coverage

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2
Q

what GP are covered by FQs

A

PSSP
PRSP (except cipro)
MSSA
MRSA (only dela)

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3
Q

what GN are covered by FQs

A

Enterobacteriaceae
HENPECKSSS
Pseudomonas Aeruginosa

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4
Q

what FQs cover pseudomonas aeruginosa

A

cipro > levo > dela

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5
Q

what FQs do NOT cover pseudomonas aeruginosa

A

Moxi or gemi

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6
Q

what anaerobes do FQs cover

A

bacteroides fragilis (trova and moxi)

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7
Q

do FQs cover atypicals

A

YES

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8
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what atypicals do FQs cover?

A

Legionella
Chlamydia
Mycoplasma
Ureaplasma

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9
Q

what are the clinical uses for FQs

A

-Community-Acquired Pneumonia
-Acute exacerbations of bronchitis & sinusitis
-GN Nosocomial pneumonia
-GN UTIs (cystitis, pyelonephritis)
-Chronic bacteria prostatitis
-Skin infections

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10
Q

can pen allergies use FQs?

A

No

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11
Q

what is the moa for FQs

A

inhibit topoisomerase

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12
Q

what kind of killers are FQ

A

concentration dependent bactericidal

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13
Q

what is the mechanism of resistance against FQ

A

alteration in binding site
active efflux pump
alteration in cell wall permeability
cross-resistance between FQs

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14
Q

what are the FQs

A

levofloxacin
ciprofloxacin
moxifloxacin
delafloxacin

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15
Q

what is the fear with resistance of Staph A to FQs

A

Staph A only needs one mutation at the binding site to become resistant

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16
Q

what is the absorption profile for FQ

A

high oral absorption
dose cipro higher for PO
levo and moxi same dose IV and PO

17
Q

can FQs access the CSF

18
Q

what is the half life of ciprofloxacin

19
Q

how are FQ eliminated

20
Q

what FQs require renal dose adjustments

A

levo, cipro, dela

21
Q

what FQ does not require renal dose adjustments

22
Q

what FQ are removed during hemo

23
Q

what are the major DDIs with FQ

A

cations
warfarin
theophylline and cyclosporine (cipro only)

24
Q

what are the major adverse events of FQ

A

neurologic
hepatotoxicity (moxi)
cardiac
articular damage
tendon damage

25
Q

who is at risk for cardiac toxicities for FQ

A

hypokalemia
amiodarone/sotalol
QTc Prolongation

26
Q

who is at risk for articular damage for FQ

A

peds and pregnancy

27
Q

who is risk for tendon damage for FQ

A

> 60 pts
steroids
transplant pts
*avoid exercise during therapy)