Fluoroquinolones Flashcards

1
Q

Fluoroquinolone

mechanism of action

A

interfere bacterial DNA replication

  • 2nd Gen (-) inhibits bacterial gyrase
  • 3/4 Gen (-/+) inhibits gyrase and topo IV
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2
Q

second generation fluoros

A

ofloxacin

ciprofloxacin

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3
Q

third generation fluoros

A

levofloxacin

gemifloxacin

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4
Q

fourth generation fluoros

A

moxifloxacin
gati
besi

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5
Q

Spectrum for second gen fluoros

A

AEROBIC gram - Rods

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6
Q

spectrum third gen fluoros

A

AEROBIC Gram - Rods

Gram + cocci

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7
Q

spectrum fourth Gen fluoros

A

Aerobic Gram - rods
Gram + cocci
obligate anaerobes

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8
Q

resistance of fluoros

A

altered target site due to chromosomal mutation

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9
Q

which antibiotics tx intracellular organisms

A

Tetracyclines
macrolides
fluoroquinolones

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10
Q

kinetics

oral

A

cipro being the least-

can decrease oral absorption- milk dietary supplements

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11
Q

why are fluoroquinolone CI in pregnant

A

fluoroquinolone bind to cartilage and can cause cartilage erosion

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12
Q

cipro first line for

A
[gram - aerobic]`
E coli 
Enterobacter
Pseudomonas 
Enteritis- campylobacter shigella salmonella vibrio
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13
Q

Ofloxacin use

A

best one to tx urethritis due to chlamydial infections

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14
Q

levofloxacin use

A

[gram - aerobic and gram +]

MDRSP

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15
Q

Gemifloxacin use

A

[gram - aerobic and gram +]
sole tx for respiratory tract and bronchitis infections
MDRSP

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16
Q

moxifloxacin use

A

[gram - aerobic and gram + and anaerobic bacteria]
MDRSP
hib moraxella klebsiella
mycoplasma

17
Q

gatiflocaxin and betifloxacin

A

solely for tx of bacterial conjunctivitis

18
Q

uroquid and hipped

use

A

urinary tract antiseptics

- in acidic ph they convert to formaldehyde

19
Q

nitrofurantoin

use

A

urinary tract antiseptic

- cause urine to be brown

20
Q

Linezolid use

A

complicated bacteremia endocarditis skin soft tissue infection
MRSA VRSA VRE
MDRSP

21
Q

advantage of linezolid use

A

can tx MRSA and VRSA PNEUMONIA! bc it can accumulate in lungs (sinercid and dapto cant)

22
Q

Sinercid

use

A

MRSA VRSA VISA

VRE (faecium)

23
Q

what does sinercid NOT cover

A

VRE (faecalis)

24
Q

which drugs can be given in a renal failure patient

A

moxifloxacin

sinercid!