macrolides, vanco, and metronidazole med chem/pharmacology Flashcards

1
Q

coverage of macrolides

A
  • strep

- Gm- bacteria

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2
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macrolide side effects

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GI (erythromycin most)

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3
Q

macrolides MoA

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binds 50s subunit of ribosome at E site (static)

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4
Q

important part of ribosome for macrolide binding

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Adenine 2058

*major mutation site in resistance)

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5
Q

forms of resistance to macrolides

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  • mutation at A2058
  • esterases
  • efflux
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6
Q

specific compound in erythromycin degradation responsible for GI effects

A

the spiroketal

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7
Q

what makes clarithromycin and azithromycin have less GI effects

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structures prevent the formation of the ketal

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8
Q

unique side effect of clarithromycin

A

metallic taste

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9
Q

clindamycin MoA

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blocks peptidyltransferase in 50S subunit

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10
Q

clindamycin coverage

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  • Gm+

- anaerobes

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11
Q

side effects of clindamycin

A
  • skin rash

- psedomembranous colitis from C.diff

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12
Q

C.diff features

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  • Gm+ anaerobe
  • produces spores that are hard to get rid of
  • shed in feces and contaminates anything it touches
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13
Q

antibiotics that can treat C.diff

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  • metronidazole
  • PO vanco
  • fidaxomicin
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14
Q

Metronidazole MoA

A

generates a nitro radical and interferes with RNA and DNA

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15
Q

metronidazole coverage

A
  • anaerobes
  • C.diff
  • protozoans
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16
Q

metronidazole side effects

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  • diarrhea
  • dizziness
  • neuropathy
  • metallic taste
17
Q

DDIs with metronidazole

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  • warfarin (increased bleeding)

- alcohol (disulfiram-like reaction)

18
Q

Fidaxomicin MoA

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binds to DNA template to inhibit RNA polymerase complex and transcription

19
Q

fidaxomicin coverage

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  • Gm+ anaerobes

- C.diff

20
Q

how are bacterial susceptibilities determined

A

calculating minimum inhibitory concentration

21
Q

how can we estimate the MIC

A

zone diameters on agar plate cultures

22
Q

what pharmacodynamic parameter best predicts vancomycin efficacy

A

AUC/MIC ratio

23
Q

minimum vanco trough concentration to avoid resistance

A
  • for no MIC 10 mg/L

- for MIC of 1, 15 mg/L

24
Q

target trough concentration of AUC:MIC

A

at least 400

25
Q

recommended vanco dose for pts with normal renal function

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15-20 mg/kg q8-12h

26
Q

when would you change from vanco to another drug

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when MIC is >2 because AUC:MIC of >400 is not possible

27
Q

vanco loading dose in seriously ill pts.

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25-30 mg/kg of actual body weight

28
Q

information needed to dose vanco

A
  • weight/height
  • serum creatinine
  • albumin
  • recent urinary output
  • allergies