potoski exam 1 stuff Flashcards
SOA Vancomycin?
Active: Gram (+) cocci, bacilli
Great for MRSA
inactive: gram negative
dosage form of vanco
IV for systemic, PO for C. difficile
how is vanco eliminated
renal elimination
therapeutic drug monitoring parameters for vanco
nephrotoxicity– AUC:MIC ratio is 400-600
serum trough concentrations 15-20 mcg/mL for serious infections
daptomycin dosage forms
IV only
not absorbed PO
daptomycin dosing
once daily dosing
dose adjustment in renal insufficiency
daptomycin cannot be used for _______, because ______
pneumonia, it is inactivated by lung surfactant
daptomycin spectrum of activity
Primarily active against aerobic Gram (+): S. aureus (including MRSA), strep. pyogenes, enterococcus faecalis and faecium (both vanco-sensitive and vanco-resistant strains)
INACTIVE AGAINST GRAM NEGATIVE, DRUG CANNOT PENETRATE THE GRAM NEGATIVE OUTER MEMBRANE
indications for daptomycin
therapy of complicated skin/skin structure infections produced by susceptible strains of gram (+) aerobes: MSSA, MRSA, strep, enterococcus faecalis
therapy of MRSA and MSSA bacteremia
other off label uses for MRSA
adverse reactions to daptomycin
rhabdomyolysis
injection site reactions, GI upset, CNS
FDA warning for daptomycin
eosinophilic pneumonia (therapy is cessation of drug and administration of steroids)
how to mitigate rhabdomyolysis with daptomycin
monitor CPK at baseline then weekly. D/c drug if CPK> 10x ULN or symptomatic with CPK> 5x ULN
what is the mechanism of daptomycin?
formation of a porin, allows for leakage of intracellular components, cell dies
linezolid dosage forms
IV and PO
PO bioavailability is 100%
linezolid is a ______
oxazolidinone
linezolid penetrates ___
CNS