Midterm Chapter 6 Antitubercular Antibiotics to Azole Antifungal Flashcards

1
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Bacteria Source of Rifampin

A

Streptomyces mediterranei

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2
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It is the most active agent againts TB

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Rifampin
-Enzyme Inducer-Toxic Effect are relatively Infrequent
-Drugs taken combination with INH or ethambutol causes Higher hepatoxicty
-S/E : Reddish color body secretion and Hepatoxicity

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3
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Drugs that came from Streptomyces mediterranei

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Rifampin
Rifamycins
Rifabutin

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4
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Brand Name for Rifampin

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Rifadin
Rimactane
Rifampicin

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5
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In Rifampin , this drugs taken combination can cause higher hepatoxicity

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INH or Ethambutol

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6
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First line Treatment for TB

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(RIPES)

Rifampin
Isoniazid
Pyrazinamide
Ethambutol
Streptomycin

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7
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Standard Duration of Treatment in TB

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Total Duration: 6 Months of Treatment:

————PTB= 2 Months RIPES or RIPE (Depends on Case)
————Maintenance Phase= 4 Months (R+I)

Total Duration :6 Months

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8
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Cycloserine Brand

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Seromycin (R)

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9
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Clycloserine bacterial source

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Streptomyces orchidaceus
Streptomyces garyphalus
Streptomyces lavendulus

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10
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Cycloserine Moa

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Prevent synthesis of cross-linking peptide in formation of bacterial cell wall

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11
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Bacteria Source of Capreomycin

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Streptomyces capreolus

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12
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-Only Aminogylosides used for tuberculos
-first Antibiotic effectuve treatment for TB (1944 by Waksman)

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Streptomycin

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13
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First Antibiotic effective Treatment of Tuberculosis

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Streptomycin

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14
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Study of fungi

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Mycology

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15
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Also known as Oral Thrush

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Candida albicans

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16
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Studied the Trichophyton schoenleinii (1839)

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Schonlein and Gruby

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17
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Reported yeast like microorganism responsible for oral thrush

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Langenbeck

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18
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Oral thrush causes by?

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Candida albicans

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19
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2 types of fungal infection

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Superficial mycoses
Deep-seated mycoses

20
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-Most common Groups of fungal Infection
-Caused by dermatophytes
-Tinea/Ringworm infection or Candida Infection

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Superficial mycoses

21
Q

True or False?
Is Ringworm infection are caused by worms?
if false, what causes ringworm?

A

False, Ringworm infection are caused by fungi, not worm ! 😤

22
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Types of fungi that cause skin,hair and nail infection

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Dermatophytes

23
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Ringworm Infection:
Which part of the body does Tinea capitis found?

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Head/Scalp

24
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Ringworm Infection:
Which part of the body does Tinea barbae found?

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Beard area

25
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Ringworm Infection:
Which part of the body does Tinea faceie found?

26
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Ringworm Infection:
Which part of the body does Tinea cruris found?

27
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Ringworm Infection:
Which part of the body does Tinea pedis found?
Other term: Athlete’s foot

28
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Ringworm Infection:
Which part of the body does Tinea manuum found?

29
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It is a microflora to the skin and at the same time opportunistic
Found in Oily area/Skin surface

A

Pityriasis versicolor

30
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Old Name:Pityriasis versicolor
New name:

A

Old Name:Pityriasis versicolor
New name: Malasseria furfur

31
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List of Systemic Mycoses

A

Hsb-ccp

Histoplasmosis
Sporotrichosis
Blastomycosis
Coccidioidomycosis
Cryptococcosis
Paracoccidioidomycosis

32
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Opportunistic Fungal Infection

A

SamP

Systemic Candidiasis
Aspergillosis
Mucormycosis
Pneumocystis carinii

33
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Cutaneuos Infection (Dermatophytoses)

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MTEM
Microsporum
Trichophyton
Epidermophyton
Malasseria furfur

34
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refers to a group of fungal diseases in which both the skin and subcutaneous tissue are involved but typically no dissemination to the internal organ occurs

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Subcutaneous fungal infection

35
Q

Referst to Tinea or Ringworm

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Dermatophytoses

36
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TOPICAL AGENT FOR DERMATOPHYTOSES

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Sebum(Fatty Acid)
Propionic Acid
Zinc Propionate
Sodium caprylate
Undecylenic acid
Triacetin
Salicylic acid
Whitfield’s Oitment

37
Q

-acidic
-fatty acid substance in or on skin
- Natural antifungal agent (function
- Innate Immune system (Part)

38
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-antifungal agent
-no irritating and Nontoxic

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Propionic acid

39
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-unstable to moisture
-forming zinc hydroxide and propionic acid
-used as Fungicide (ADHESIVE TAPE)

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Zinc Propionate

40
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Source : Caprylic acid (Coconut/palm oil)
Topical Treatment superficial (Dermatomycoses)
-Candida albican
-Trichophyton
-Epidermophyton
-Microsporum

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Sodium Caprylate

41
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“10-undecenoic acid”
-from destructive distillation of CASTOR OIL
-Up to 10% Concentration (Used can be)
-Treatment for ATHLETE’S FOOT

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Undecylenic Acid

42
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-Activity
- Due to acetic acid released by (Hydrolysis) of compound) by esterases present in the skin

43
Q

Poor antifungal agent
Antiseptic And keratolytic properties

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Salicylic acid

44
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Content:
-Petroleum base
-6% benzoic acid (Antiseptic Agent) antiseptic
-6% salicyclic acid (keratolytic agent) penetration

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Whitefield’s ointment