Tetracyclines Flashcards

1
Q

tetracycline class

A
Tetracycline
demeclocycline
doxycycline
minocycline
tegacycline
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2
Q

short acting tetracycline

A

6-8 h

tetracycline

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3
Q

intermediate acting tetracycline

A

12h

demeclocycline

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4
Q

long acting tetracycline

A

16-18 h
doxycycline
minocycline

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5
Q

Glycycycline

A

36h

tegacycline

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6
Q

Mechanism of action of tetracyclines

A

bacterioSTATIC (can antagonize cell wall inhibitor)

bind to 30S su - block trna binding to acceptor site

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7
Q

spectrum of tetras

A

gram + - Aerobic anaerobic and some parasites

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8
Q

main mode of resistance of tetras

A

Efflux pump

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9
Q

tetras are contraindicated in

2

A

someone with reduced hepatic function (bc they accumulate in the liver)

pregnant and kids

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10
Q

why are tetracyclines C/I in pregos and kids less than 8

A

they bind to newly formed calcium

  • fetal deformities
  • teeth deformities/ discoloration

stunted growth and deformities in kids

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11
Q

what tetras are safe to give to someone with reduced renal function

A

doxycycline

tegacycline

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12
Q

kinetics of tetracyclines
absorption
what should you avoid

A

doxycylcline and minocycline have greatest oral absorption

should avoid Dairy products(Ca), Mg Fe
- bc it can chelate

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13
Q

side effects of tetracyclines

A
NVD
liver toxicity 
photosensitization - due to conjugated ring system
Fanconi syndrome 
super infections
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14
Q

side effects specific to minocycline

A

Vestibular problems- bc it accumulates in inner ear endolymph
pseudotumor cerebri- benign inter cranial pressure increase

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15
Q

Fanconi syndrome

A

due to consuming EXPIRED tetracyclines

it damages the proximal tubule- glucose in urine

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16
Q

Which bacteria are intracellular

A

chlamydia
legionella
mycoplasma
ureoplasma

17
Q

which antibiotics can tx intracellular bacteria

A

tetracyclines
macrolides
fluoroquinolones

18
Q

which tetracycline most prescribed

A

doxycycline

19
Q

Doxycycline

DOC

A
  • Ricketsia (typhus RMSF)
  • Chlamydias (pscitaci, trachomatis)
  • Atypical pneumonias (mycoplasma, chlamydial pneumonia)
  • Tularemia, plague, Brucellosis
  • Ureoplasma
  • Cholera
  • Donovanosis
20
Q

Doxycycline

backup for?

A

lyme disease (PNC)
syphilys/ leptospirosis (PNC)
C. perfingens (PNC)
Chancroid ( Ceftriaxone)

21
Q

why is doxycycline used to tx certain STIS

which ones

A
Bc it accumulates in the genitals
tx
-  Donovanosis (Klebsiella gran)
- Lymphogranuloma Verenereum ( Chlamydia T)
- Chancroid ( H. Ducreyi )
22
Q

Minocycline used used to TX?

its also better at tx

A

CARRIER state of N. Meningiditis
- bc it accumulates in saliva and tears

also better at Tx nocardia infections and acne

23
Q

Routes for tetracyclines

A
Tetracycline po
demeclocycline po
doxycycline po
minocycline po 
tegacycline  IV*
24
Q

Tygecycline use

A
increased activity against Tetracycline resistant microorganisms 
MRSA
VRSA
VISA
MRSE
VRE
\+ bacteroides