French DNA Function Inhibitors Flashcards

1
Q

Drugs that inhibit DNA function in bacteria?

A

Fuoroquinolones

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2
Q

FQ mechanism?

A

CIDAL - inhibit bacterial DNA gyrase & topoisomerase

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3
Q

Resistance to FQ?

A

plasmid-mediated: Qnr proteins that protect DNA gyrase & acetyltransferases that modify cipro

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4
Q

FQ absorption?

A

PO (also IV)

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5
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FQ distribution?

A

well - especially into lungs & high urinary levels

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6
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FQ elimination

A

primarly by kidney

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7
Q

Cipro Spectrum?

A

G- (Pseudomonas) good for UTIs

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8
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Levo Spectrum?

A

G+/- (strep, MSSA, pseudo) good for lung infections

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9
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ADRs to FQs?

A

GI (CDAD), CNS disturbance, tendon rupture, arthropathies

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10
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DDIs w FQs?

A

Theophylline (decreased metabolism), antacids (reduced po absorption)

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11
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Nitrofurantoin mechanism?

A

static/cidal - damage DNA (needs to be reduced in bacterial cell)

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12
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Nitrofurantoin absorption?

A

PO (rapid GI abs)

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13
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Nitrofurantoin metabolism?

A

rapid urine excretion (urinary antiseptic)

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14
Q

Nitrofurantoin spectrum?

A

G- (E coli resistant to TMP/SMX) for UTIs

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15
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ADRs to nitrofurantoin

A

GI upset, hypersensitivity rxns (hemolytic anemia, hepatocellular damage), neuropathies, Cat B in pregnancy

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16
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Metronidazole mechanism?

A

CIDAL- radical-mediated DNA damage (only turns into prodrug in susceptible organisms)

17
Q

Resistance to Metronidazole?

A

nitroimidazole reductase stops prodrug formation

18
Q

Metronidazole Absorption?

A

PO

19
Q

Metronidazole Distribution?

A

CSF & Bone

20
Q

Metronidazole metabolism?

A

hepatic metabolism, excreted in breastmilk

21
Q

Metronidazole spectrum?

A

anaerobic bacteria (C diff, B fragilis), protozoa

22
Q

ADRs to Metronidazole?

A

Candidal superinfections, Cat b in pregnancy

23
Q

DDIs with Metronidazole?

A

Alcohol (aldehyde dehydrogenase), CYP450 inhibitors/inducers

24
Q

Sulfonamides mechanism?

A

anaologue of PABA, inhibits DHPS synthesizes folic acid in bacteria

25
Q

Resistance to sulfonamides?

A

increase PABA, altered DHPS, use DNA precursors from pus

26
Q

Sulfonamides and trimethoprim?

A

synergistic, CIDAL (together inhibit DNA synthesis pathway so much it kills)

27
Q

Sulfonamides Absorption?

A

PO (also IV)

28
Q

Sulfonamides distribution?

A

fluids (including CSF), fetus

29
Q

Sulfonamides metabolism?

A

metabolized to insoluble toxic compound excreted by urine

30
Q

Sulfonamides spectrum?

A

Broad (G+/-, chlamydia, protozoa)

31
Q

ADRs to sulfonamides?

A

fever, rashes, hematologic toxicity, stevens-johnson syndrome, renal damage, Cat C in pregnancy, hemolytic anemia

32
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DDI w sulfonamids?

A

kernicterus in infants, increased effect of oral anticoagulants