Test #5 Antibiotics Flashcards

1
Q

What is the most severe reaction when taking Penicillins (B lactams)

A

Allergic reactions

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2
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What is an adverse reaction when on microlides?

A

Jaundice - which increases levels of drugs metabolized in liver!

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3
Q

What drug interacts with anything that contains metal ion? It decreases the absorption of the drug. Ex - Ca++ supplements and vitamines

A

Tetracyclines

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4
Q

What toxic effects do aminoglycosides have that limit their clinical use?

A

Ototoxicity - on the 8th cranial nerve

and balance distruptions

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5
Q

What are two drugs that inhibit folic acid production in the bacteria so they can no longer grow?

A

Sulfonamides and Trimethoprim

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6
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What drug can cause kidney obstruction and also cause toxic encephalopathy in newborns

A

Sulfonamides

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7
Q

What antibiotic should not be given to pregnant women because they need the folic acid for their fetus?

A

Trimethoprim

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8
Q

What drug is not an antibiotic? but is used to treat UTI in long term therapy. It effects the DNA, RNA, and Protein synthesis

A

Nitrofurans

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9
Q

What drug can interfere with RBC enzyme systems in babies so it is contraindicated in near term pregnancies

A

Nitrofurans

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10
Q

What are two anti-TB drugs

  1. blocks mycobacterium cell wall
  2. blocks RNA synthesis (but not in human cells)
A
  1. Isoniazid

2. Rifampin

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11
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What fungicidal drug causes nephrotoxicity and should not be given with anything else that causes this. It targets ergosterol, binds to cell membrane and forms a canal to let things leak out and die

A

Polyene

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12
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what drug causes interaction with warfarin, barbs, any drug that will increase stomach pH (antacids, proton pump inhibitors), and metal ion components?

A

Azoles - Fluconazole

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13
Q

What mechanism of resistance is common with Azoles. the fungi make so many receptors and the drug can’t overcome the amount to kill fungi?

A

Efflux transporter over-expression

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14
Q

Where do all antivirals work?

A

at the Nucleic acid synthesis stage

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15
Q

What drug acts like a chain terminator to the DNA synthesis in a virus cell - it prevents the DNA from growing?

A

Acyclovir

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16
Q

What causes people to become resistant to Acyclovir?

A

not having the enzyme responsible for the phosphorylation = no activation of acyclovir

17
Q

What causes dose limiting when taking Acyclovir?

A

Renal insufficiency - Seen in HIV patients and

antiretroviral and antiherpal to have an interaction b/c liver metabolism

18
Q

What make Ganciclovir best for treating CMV

A

It is phosphorylated by a viral phosphotransferase encoded in CMV

19
Q

What drug is used to treat CMV in the eye (retinitis) and also used in patients that are resistant to Acyclovir because it doesn’t need the specific enzyme to be activated

A

Cidofovir

20
Q

What two drugs are only used to treat activity against Influenza A?

A

Amantidine and Rimantidine

21
Q

What two drugs are used to treat Flu A & B (not in pregnant women) it blocks the neuramnidase enzyme which stops the RNA from leaving to go infects another cell

A

Oseltamivir and Zanamivir

22
Q

What are the two drugs used to treat Hepatits?

A

Interferons and Ribavirin

23
Q

What is an SE of HIV protease inhibitors? and how do these drugs work to kill the virus?

A

Crystalluria

they work by inhibiting the enzyme (aspartyl protease) from making the enzyme into a mature form

24
Q

What are two HIV entry inhibitors that blocks:

  1. gp120
  2. gp41
A
  1. Maraviroc

2. enfuvirtide

25
Q

One reason HIV isn’t curable is because

A

it integrates into host chromosome

26
Q

What is the newest drug to treat HIV. It is na HIV integrase inhibitor. It prevents the virus from going into the host chromosome

A

Raltegravir