Pharmacology Flashcards
ABx exacerbation of chronic bronchitis
amoxicillin/tetracycline/clarithryomycin
Abx uncomplicated CAP
amox
Abx atypical pneumonia CAP
clarithrymycin
ABx HAP within 5 days of admission
co-amox
or
cefuroxime
ABx HAP > 5 days after admission
PIPTAZ
or
ceftazidime
OR
quinolonee.g. cipro
ABx lower UTI
trimethoprim/nitrofurantoin
ABx acute pyelonephritis
BS cephalosporin or quinolone
ABx acute prostatitis
cipro or trimethoprim
ABx impetigo
topical H2O2
PO fluclox
PO erythromycin if widespread
ABx cellulitis
fluclox
Abx cellulitis near eyes/nose
co-amox
Abx cellulitis pen allergic
clari/erythryo/doxy if pen allergic
Abx cellulitis near eyes/nose pen allergic
clari + metro
Abx erysipelas
fluclox
ABx animal/human bit
co-amoxiciclav
ABx mastitis
fluclox
ABx throat infections
phenoxymethlpenicillin
erythromycin pen allergic
ABx sinusitis
phenoxymythylpenicillin
ABx otitis media
amoxicillin
erythrmyocin if pen allergic
ABx otitis externa
flucox
erythrmyocin if pen allergic
ABx peridontal abscess
amoxicillin
ABx gingivitis
metronidazole
ABx gonorrhoea
IM ceftriaxone
ABx chlamydia
doxy or azithryr
Abx PID
PO ofloxacin + PO metro
or IM ceftriaxone + PO doxy + PO metro
ABx syphillis
benzathine penzylpenicillin
or doy
or erythro
ABx BV
PO/TO metronidazole
or topical clinda
ABx 1st episode C-diff
PO VancB
ABx >1 ep C. diff
PO fidaxomicin
ABx C diff not improving from PO meds + life threatening
PO vanc + IV metro
ABx campylobacter
clarithromycinA
Abx salmonella
ciprofloxacin
ABx shigellosis
ciprofloxacin
drugs which cause prolonged QT
amiodarone
sotalol
TCAs
Antidepressants especially SSRIs especially citalopram
methadone
chloroquine
terfenadine
erythromycin
haloperidol
ondansetron
1st line med Mx angina in CAD if beta blocker not working
nifedipine