Quinolones Flashcards

1
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What is sourse?

A

Synthestic

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2
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Chemically ?

A

derivatives of adouble ringed hetrocyclic nucleus known as quonoline

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Mode of action?

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Act by inhibition of the enzyme DNA gyrase leading to blocking of DNA replication of sensitive bacteria

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3
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Mode of action?

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Act by inhibition of the enzyme DNA gyrase leading to blocking of DNA replication of sensitive bacteria

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4
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What is first clinincally used quinolone ?

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Nalidixic acid

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5
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Chemically have 6 fluoro ?

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Yes to increase specturm , stability of drug

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6
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Secnd name of DNA gyrase ?

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Topoisomerase ll in (-)

Topoisomerase lV in(+)

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7
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Spectrum ?

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With exception of nalidix acid ,which is active only against gram negative bacilli , other quinolones have broad spectrum

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8
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Spectrum including ?

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Esheria coli 
Salmonella ssp 
Shigella
Enterobacter
Campylobacter
Neisseria ssp
Pseudomonas aurigenosa 
Enterococci
Pneumococci
Staphyllococci
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9
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Pharmacokinetics?

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Well absorbed orally and widely distributed in body tissues , peak serum concentration is reached within 1- 3 hours . can pass BBB metabolized in liver , most are excreted urinary

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10
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What is therapeutic uses ?

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1 urinary tract infections ( UTI)
2 prostatitis cased by sensitive bacteria
3sexully transmitted diseases ( syphillis, gonorrhea, trichomoniasis )
4 gastrointestinal and abdominal infections
5 respiratory tract infections
6 bone joint and soft tissue infection

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Adverse effects ?

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Mild effects including , nausea , abdominal discomfort , headache , dizziness and rashes
- interact Ca , antiacids
× in children , lactation

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12
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Name same quinolones ?

A

Nitrofurantoin
Nalidixic acid
Norfloxacin
Ciprofloxacin

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13
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Dose of nitrofurantoin ( furadantin ) ?

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50-100 mg ( with meals and at bedtime ) for 7-14 days

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14
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Dose of nalidixic acid ( wintomylon )?

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Used only for UTI

500 mg every 6 hour for at least one week

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15
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Dose of norfloxacin ( anquin ) ?

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400mg every 12 hors for 5 days

16
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Dose of ciprofloxacin ?

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250-500 mg every 12 hours for 5 days , for gonorrhea asingle dose of 500 mg is sufficient . effective in treatment of typhoid fever (500 mg every 12 hours for 10 days )

17
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Dose of ciprofloxacin ?

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250-500 mg every 12 hours for 5 days , for gonorrhea asingle dose of 500 mg is sufficient . effective in treatment of typhoid fever (500 mg every 12 hours for 10 days )