TB Flashcards

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Isoniazid

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-cidal Inhibits mycolic acid synthesis, pro drug activated by mycobacterial catalase. Inhibits CYP450. Give vitamin B6

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Rifampin

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-cidal, inhibits DNA dependant RNA polymerase. Activates CYP450, liver tox Red secretions

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Streptomycin

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30S ribosome inhibitor, cannot enter cells, can be used instead of ethambutol

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Pyrazinamide

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-cidal inhibits translation, decreases pH, dormant TB

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Ethambutol

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-static, inhibits arabinosyl transferase and decreases mycolic acid and increases cell wall permeability, vision problems, contraindicated in kids

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Pyridoxine

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vitamin B6, given with isoniazid because it interferes with B6 metabolism.

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Latent infection treatment

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rifampin for 4 months, or isoniazid for 9 months.

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