Managemnt Of Ocular Infection Flashcards

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Action of aminoglycosides

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  • interfere with ribosome function affecting protein synthesis
  • produce an abnormal codon
  • bacteriocidal
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Medicinal forms of aminoglycosides

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  • gentamicin
  • neomycin
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Side effects of gentamicin

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  • local sensitivity
  • blurred vision
  • eye irritation
  • burning sensation
  • stinging sensation
  • itching
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cephalosporin mechanism

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  • interfere with cell wall synthesis
  • bacteriocial
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Medicinal forms of cephalosporin

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  • cefuroxime
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Cefuroxime cautions

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  • complicated cataract surgery
  • reduced endothelial cell count
  • severe thyroid eye disease
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Azithromycin treatment duration

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  • to should stop at the end of 3 days course
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Azithromycin side effects

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  • eye discomfort
  • blurred vision

Uncommon
- eye allergy

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What are quinolones

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  • interferes with DNA gyrase to inhibit protein metabolism
  • bateriostatic
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Medicinal forms

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Ciprofloxacin
Levofloxacin
Moxifloxacin
Ofloaxcin

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Ciprofloxacin indication of use

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  • superficial bacterial eye infections
  • severe superficial eye infections
  • corneal ulcers
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Entry level antibacterials

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  • chloramphenicol
  • fusidic acid
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Chloramphenicol mechanism and medicinal forms and dose

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Inhibition of protein synthesis

Forms
- generic 0.5% drops PoM
- generic 1% ointment PoM

Dose
- 0.5% - one drop every 2hrs for 48hrs, then every four hours during waking hours
- 1% eye ointment - qds for 2 days, bds for 5 days

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Chloramphenicol Indications for use

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  • bacterial conjunctivitis
  • hordeolum
  • staphylococcal and seborrheic blepharitis
  • marginal keratitis
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Side effects of chloramphenicol

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  • transient irritation
  • burning
  • stinging
  • itching
  • dermatitis
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Fusidic acid mechanism

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  • inhibition of protein synthesis by inhibiting DNA translocation
  • bacteriostatic
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Medicinal form and dosage

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  • fusidic acid 1% PoM
  • bds for 2 days
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Mechanism of topical antiprotazoal

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Aromatic diamidine disinfectant with antibacterial, antiprotozoal and antifungal actions

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Medicinal forms

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  • propamidine isethionate
  • dibrompropamidine
  • propramidine isethionate
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Action of antiviral drugs

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  • block the virus replication by inhibiting DNA replication
  • drug blocks DNA transcription leading to DNA that is fragmented and no longer functional
  • block the action of of viral DNA/RNA polymerase enzymes
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Medicinal forms

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  • aciclovir
  • ganciclovir
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Indications for amino-glycoside use

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  • bacterial eye infections
  • typically not used as first line treatment
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Gentamicin cautions and contraindications

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Cautions
- nephrotoxicity
- ototxicity

Contraindications
- allergy to aminoglycosides
- myasthenia gravis due to neuromuscular blocking effects
- pregnancy, can only be used in life threatening cases

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Which optoms can use gentamicin

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Indications for cefuroxime use
- prophylaxis of endophthalmitis after cataract surgery
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Mechanism of macroliddes
- inhibits translocation during protein synthesis - bacteriostatic
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Macrolide example drugs
Azithromycin
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Indications for azythromycin use
- chlamydia trachomatis treatment - bacterial conjunctivitis - most commonly used for blepharitis by ophthalmologists
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Ofloxacin cautions
- below 1 yr old - anti arrhythmics - tricyclic antidepressants - macrolides - cardiac disease - elderly px - known allergy to drug
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Ofloxacin side effects
- eye irritation and discomfort
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Benefits of chloramphenicol
- broad spectrum - good penetration - little cross resistance - cost effective - can be used from 2+ yrs when supplied y entry level - PoM from 1 month
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Which form of chloramphenicol is a P med
- optrex infected eyes - 0.5% - only suitable for use of acute bacterial conjunctivitis - only use in px over age 2 for a max of 5 days
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Chloramphenicol cautions and contraindications
- risk of aplastic anaemia after topical chloramphenicol use very rare Contraindications - hypersensitivity to the drug - any blood dyscrasias
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Indications of fuscidic acid
Staphylococcal eye infection’s
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Fuscidic acid dose
- twice a day - treatment continued for at least 48 hrs
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Fuscidic acid cautions and contraindications
Cautions - contact lens wearers - contains BAK Contraindications - hypersensitivity
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Indications for topical antiviral use
Herpes simplex keratitis
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Indications for ganciclovir use
- IP optoms to treat recurrent HSK - not recommended for use in children - use aciclovir in children - not effective against adenovirus
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Cautions and contraindications of gancilovir
Cautions - swelling on instillation - avoid wearing contact lenses Contraindications - hypersensitivity - myelosuppression during previous exposure
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Gancilovir undesirable effects
Common - SPK - stinging on instillation Rare - blepharitis