PK/PD Antimicrobials Flashcards

1
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Time dependent drugs (minimal effects)

A

-Penicillins
-Cephalosporins
-Carbapenems
-Macrolides
-Oxazolidiones

Paul can cook my oxtails

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Time dependent dosing goals (minimal effects)

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-Prolong Infusion Time
-Continuous Infusion
-Shorter Dosing Interval
-Increased Dose

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3
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Time dependent index (minimal effects)

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%T > MIC

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4
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PK/PD Indices

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  • %T/MIC
  • Cmax/MIC
  • AUC/MIC
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5
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Concentration Dependent drugs

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-Aminoglycosides
-Quinolones

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6
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Concentration dependent index

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Cmax:MIC
AUC:MIC

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7
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Concentration dependent dosing goals

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-Extend dosing interval
-Maximize safe dose

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8
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Time dependent drugs (prolonged effects)

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-Vancomycin
-Azithromycin
-Tetracyclines

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9
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Time dependent index (prolonged effects)

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AUC:MIC

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10
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Time dependent dosing goals (prolonged effects)

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Optimize safe dose

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11
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Vancomycin PK/PD dosing goal

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AUC:MIC >/= 400 ng/L

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12
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Disease related changes

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  • pH - change in drug ionization
  • Organ blood flow - change in Cl
  • Fluid shift (into 3rd space) - change in Vd
  • Albumin changes - change in free drug
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13
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Drugs related changes

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  • hydrophilic drugs
  • lipophilic drugs
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14
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Hydrophilic drug changes

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Tissue distribution - extracellular
Clearance - renal

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15
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Hydrophilic drugs

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-Aminoglycosides
-Beta Lactams
-Glycopeptides
-Lipopeptides

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16
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Lipophilic drug changes

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Tissue distribution - intracellular
Clearance - Hepatic

17
Q

Lipophilic drugs

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Fluroquinolones
Macrolides
Tetracycline

18
Q

Antibiotics with NO renal adjustment

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C - Ceftriaxone
C - Clindamycin
O - Oxacillin
M - Moxifloxacin
M - Metronidazole
A - Azithromycin
N - Nafcillin
D - Dalfopristin
D - Doxyxycline
L - Linezolid
E - Erythromycin
T - Tigecycline

19
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High serum concentration

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low Vd and impaired CL

20
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Low serum concentration

A

high Vd and augumented CL

21
Q

Biggest Factor Controlling PD is what?

A

Bacteria Species

22
Q

Infection sites (highly perfused tissues)

A

Blood
Lung
Soft Tissue
Bone
CNS

23
Q

Blood infection site PK alteration

A

Expanded Vd
Enhanced CL

24
Q

How to optimize regimen for blood infection?

A

Loading dose
Increase dosing frequency

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How to optimize regimen for lung infection?
Increase dose
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Lung site PK alteration
Impaired permeability
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Soft Tissue site PK alteration
Variable
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How to optimize regimen for Soft tissue infection?
Increase dose in obesity
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Bone infection Pk alteration
Impaired permeability
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How to optimize regimen for bone infection?
Increase dose Increase duration of therapy
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CNS infected PK alteration
Impaired permeabilty
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How to optimize dose for CNS infection?
Maximize dose
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What is the gold standard for MIC measurement?
Broth Macrodilution
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Methods to monitor and dose Vancomycin
Old school - trough AUC (non-Bayesian) Bayesian method
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AUC adjustment formula
AUC(observed) Dose(observed) _______________ = ________________ AUC(target) Dose(target)