Infectious Agents of HD Flashcards

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mechanism rifampin

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inhibits rnapolymerase to prevent gene expression

not for monotherapy

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beta lactam resistance most common in

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gram positive (Strep and MRSA)

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means of binding to endocardium, viridans streptococci

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adhesions that mediate attachemnt to paltelets and fibrin

dextran

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mechanism betalactam antibiotics

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block petidoglycan crosslinking at L-ala-D-ala

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mechanism Daptomycin

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disrupt cell membrane/ cell wall

(maintains effectiveness against resistant bacteria)

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mechanism of resistance to gentamicin

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modification of antibiotc to prevent binidng 30S subunit of ribosome

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5
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most common microbioata of infectious endocarditis (4)

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Staph A

Coag neg Staph (epidermidis) (skin)

Viridans strep (oral)

Enteroccoi (gi)

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mechanism vancomycin

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glyopeptide

bind D-ala-D-ala to block PBP from catylizing transglyocsylation of petiodglycans

(effective on Gram positives, not negatives)

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means of binding endocardium S aureus

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fibrinogen binding adhesions

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9
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mehcnaism Gentamicin

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aminoglycoside

bind 30S ribosomal subunit irreversible to cause misreading

paired with cell wall agent to increase permeability

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mechanism of resistance to vancomycin

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modification of target to D-Ala-D-lac to prevent binding

via transposons transfered betwen bacteria

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