Lucky 13 antibiotics Flashcards

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Beta-lactam antibiotic drugs and MOA

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MOA: inhibit cell wall synth by inhibiting peptidoglycan layer
meds: penicillins, cephalosporins, vancomycin

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2
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penicillin, amoxicillin class

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beta lactam

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3
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penicillin, amoxicillin MOA

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inhibit cell wall synth by inhibit peptidoglycan layer

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penicillin, amoxicillin adverse effects

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hypersensitivity rash, N/V/D, candidiasis… serious= thrombocytopenia, seizures, pseudomembranous colitis

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5
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penicillin pregs class

A

B (safe)

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6
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penicillin, amoxicillin extra notes

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check renal function, decrease OCP efficacy

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7
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amoxicillin/ clavulanate class and MOA

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beta lactam, inhib cell wall synthesis

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amoxicillin/ clavulanate adverse effects

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abd cramps, N/D, hypersensitivity rash, candidiasis… serious= thrombocytopenia, psuedumembranous colitis

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9
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amoxicillin/ clavulante pregs class

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B

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10
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amoxicillin/ clavulanate extra notes

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take with food to decrease GI effects, may decrease OCP efficacy

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11
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cephalosporin generations and drug class, MOA

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generations- 1 (+), 2 (+/-), 3 (-)
beta lactam
inhibit cell wall synthesis
cross reactive with PCN 1%

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12
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cephalexin class and generation and MOA

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1st gen cephalosporin, beta lactam

inhibit cell wall synth by inhibiting peptidoglycan layer (skin infxn)

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13
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cephalexin adverse effects

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hypersensitivity rash, N/V/D, transient elevated LFTs, candidiasis… serious= neutropenia, pseudomembranous colitis

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14
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cephalexin extra notes

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take with food, decrease OCP efficacy

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15
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cephalexin pregs class

A

B

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16
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ceftriaxone class, generation, MOA

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3rd gen cephalosporin, beta-lactam

inhib cell wall synthesis

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17
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ceftriaxone adverse effects

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rash, diarrhea, transient elevated LFT… serious= leukopenia, psuedomembranous colitis (*strong assoc with C. diff!)

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18
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ceftriaxone pregs

A

B

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19
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ceftriaxone extra notes

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caution in neonates

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20
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vancomycin drug class, MOA

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beta lactam, inhibit cell wall synthesis

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21
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vancomycin adverse effects

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red man syndrome (rapid IV infusion), hypotension, fever… serious= nephrotoxicity, thrombophlebitis

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22
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vancomycin pregs

A

C

23
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vancomycin extra notes

A

get vance troughs- check levels before next dose

24
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tetracyclines - drugs and MOA

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doxycycline, tetracycline, minocycline. MOA= inhibit protein synthesis

25
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tetracyclines adverse effects

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HA, nausea, photosensitivity… serious= C. diff, hepatotoxicity, tooth discoloration

26
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tetracycline pregs

A

D

27
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tetracycline extra notes

A

don’t take with calcium, iron, antacid, or multivitamin– colors teeth. May decrease OCP efficacy

28
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macrolides - drugs and MOA

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azithromycin, erythromycin, clarithromycin. MOA- inhibit protein synthesis

29
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macrolides adverse effects

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N/V/D… serious= prolonged QT

30
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macrolide pregs

A

B

31
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macrolide extra notes

A

inhibits cytochrome P450 (so will prolong other drugs that use these enzymes)

32
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clindamycin MOA

A

inhibit protein synthesis

33
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clindamycin adverse effects

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N/V/D, rash… serious= C-diff**, thrombocytopenia

34
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clindamycin pregs

A

B

35
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clindamycin extra notes

A

C. Diff! (for up to 2 mo after getting abx)

36
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aminoglycosides- drugs and MOA

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gentomycin, tobramycin, neomycin, streptomycin. MOA- inhibit protein synthesis

37
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amino glycoside adverse effects

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BUN/Cr elevation, dizziness… serious= nephrotoxicity, ototoxicity (hearing loss)

38
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amino glycoside pregs

A

D

39
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amino glycoside extra notes

A

toxicity is dose related

40
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fluoroquinolone drugs and MOA

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ciprofloxacin, levofloxacin. MOA- alter nucleic acid metabolism

41
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fluoroquinolone adverse effects

A

altered mental status in elderly, insomnia in younger, photosensitivity… serious= tendon rupture, prolong QT

42
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fluoroquinolone pregs

A

C

43
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fluoroquinolone extra notes

A

don’t take with calcium, iron, antacid, or vitamins

44
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trimethoprim/ sulfamethoxazol (TMP/SMX= bactrim)- MOA

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inhibit folate metabolism

45
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TMP/SMX adverse effects

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rash, photosensitivity… serious= bone marrow suppression especially with pneumocystis infection

46
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TMP/SMX pregs

A

C

47
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TMP/SMX extra notes

A

careful w/ coumadin because prolongs PT, may decrease OCP efficacy

48
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metronidazole (Flagyl) adverse effects

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N/V/D, metallic taste, dark red-brown urine, sick with alcohol… serious= dose-related peripheral neuropathy

49
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metronidazole pregs

A

B

50
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metronidazole extra notes

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caution with alcohol! pt ed. may decrease OCP efficacy

51
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nitrofurantoin adverse effects

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N/V/D, fever, rash… serious= C. diff, pneumonitis

52
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nitrofurantoin pregs

A

B

53
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nitrofurantoin extra notes

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NOT to be used with renal dysfunction. May decrease OCP efficacy