Pharm2Sulf/FQ Flashcards

1
Q

sulf:
SOA:
s/e: ?uria, hypersensitivity, ? in newborns, drug potentiation from ?

A

G+&-

crystal, kernicterus, albumin displacement

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2
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aka pediazole; otitis media (H flu) in peds

A

erythro (ESP) & sulfasoxazole

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3
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UTIs, RTIs, gastroenteritis, PCP***

A

sulfamethoxazole-trimethroprim

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4
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toxoplasmosis; give w/

A

sulfadiazine & pyramethamine; folinic acid

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5
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broken down to 5-aminosalicylate; Tx IBD?

A

sulfasalazine (PO or suppository)

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6
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topical for eye and skin infx, acne

A

sulfacetamide

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7
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Tx burns, prevent sepsis

A

silver sulfadiazine

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8
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  • much more potent than sulfa’s, analog of dihydrofolic acid; UTIs & bacterial prostatitis?
  • inhibits ? (second step in FA sun
  • s/e?; reverse w/?
A

trimethroprim
dihydrofolate reductase
granulocytopenia, leukopenia, megaloblastic anemia; folinic acid

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9
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  • 1st line haem (otitis, sinusitis, pneumonia, chancroid), moraxella (same but not chancroid), enterobacter»> think RTIS in ?
  • Tx gastroenteritis (salmonella, shigella)
  • DOC for ?
  • OK in ???
A

SMX-TMP aka cotrimoxazole, PEDS
nocardiosis, PCP
CHILDREN

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10
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FQ will treat IC bc it accumulates in ? and ?

A

macrophages, PMNs

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11
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FQ resistance: (2)

A

altered target site

decreased accumulation

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12
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-Tx UTIs, prostatitis (E coli, enterobacter); FQ w/ most clinical apps;
primarily gram ned aerobes
-pseudomonas associated with ?
-also shigella, salmonella, campylobacter, vibrio

A

cipro

cystic fibrosis

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13
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best bioavailability, best FQ for chlamydia trachomatis urethritis?

A

ofloxacin

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14
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most commonly Rx’ed FQ?

G+ activity against? (4)

A

levo

staph a., s pneumo, strept pyo, MDRSP

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15
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FQ- Tx only bronchitis and pneum (aka RTIs)

A

gemifloxacin

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16
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G4 FQ advantage- active against?
Tx MDRSP, skin, RTIs?
Tx- eye drops ONLY in bad conj?

A

anaerobes
moxifloxacin- widest spectrum FQ
gatifloxacin

17
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s/e FQ (4)

A

ruptured achilles tendon
prolonged QT
phototoxicity
nephrotoxicity

18
Q

FQ CI in ? and ? bc of ?

A

pregnancy, under 18, articular cartilage erosion

19
Q

urine a/b - turns urine brown?
CI in ?
active against E coli, staph saprophytic us
prevents recurrent ? from UTIs in females

A

nitrofurantoin
pregnancy
cystitis

20
Q

methenamine mandelate/hippurate:

  • decomposed at acidic pH into ? and provides ? effect
  • in combo w/?
A

formaldehyde
antiseptic
sulfonamide