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penam
penem
carbapenem
cephem
monobactam
benzylpenicillin (penicillin G)
penicllin V, more orally bioavailable due to the oxygen electronegativity
methicillin (not sensitive to hydrolysis by beta lactamases)
naficillin (not sensitive to hydrolysis by beta lactamases)
oxacillin (beta lactamase resistant)
cloxacillin (beta lactamase resistant)
dicloxacillin (beta lactamase resistnat)
ampicillin
amoxicillin
pipericillin
cephazolin (parenteral due to reactive leaving group)
1st gen
cephalexin (non reactive leaving group)
1st gen
cefuroxime (parenteral and oral)
2nd gen
ceftazidime
3rd gen
cefixime
3rd gen
cefepime
4th gen
parenteral and stablilized against beta lactamases
ceftaroline
5th gen
prodrug
clavulanic acid
beta lactamase inhibitor
sulbactam
beta lactamase inhibitor
tazobactam
beta lactamase inhibitor
avibactam
beta lactamase inhibitor
cefotitan
parenteral and stable vs beta lactamases
imipenem
derivative of theinamycin
more reactive than penicillins
inhibits beta lactamases
hydrolyzed by dehydroepeptidase-1
broad spectrum activity
cilastatin sodium
dehydropeptidase-1 inhibitor
administered with imipenem
azteonam disodium
monobactam agent
parenteral
resistant to beta lactamases
vancomycin
teicoplanin
oritavancin
telavancin
dalbavancin
quinupristin
dalfopristin
linezolid
tedizolid
2-deoxystrepamine
(in aminoglycoside structures)
streptidine
(part of aminoglycosides)
tobramycin
plazomycin
Amikacin A
gentamycin
neomycin B
streptomycin
erythromycin A
clarithromycin
6OH turned to methyl
azithromycin
C9 becomes methylene amino
clindamycin
tetracycline
minocycline
(no C6 hydroxyl)
doxycycline
(no C6 hydroxyl)
demeclocycline
tigecycline
sarenocycline
chloramphenicol
quinolone
cinnolone
1,8 naphthyridone
pyridopyrimidone
ciprofloxacin
2nd gen
levofloxacin
3rd gen
moxifloxacin
fourth gen
ozenoxacin
new quinolone