UTI/STD Pharm Flashcards

1
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Drug Class: Penicillin G

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B- lactam: Natural Penicillin - IV, IM

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Drug Class: Ampicillin

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B-lactam: penicillins - PO, IV, IM

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Drug Class: Ceftriaxone

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B-lactam: Cephalosporins: 3rd gen - IV, IM

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4
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Drug Class: Ampicillin-sulbactam

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B-lactamase Inhibitors - IV

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Drug Class: Ciprofloxacin

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Fluroquinolones - PO, IV, topical

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Drug Class: Azithromycin

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Macrolides/Ketolides - PO, IV, topical

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Drug Class: Metronidazole

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PO, IV, topical

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Drug Class: Sulfamethoxazole/trimethoprim

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Sulfonamides & Trimethoprim - PO, IV

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Drug Class: Methenamine

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Urinary tract antiseptics - PO

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Drug Class: Nitrofruantoin

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Urinary tract antiseptics - PO

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Drug Class: Fosfomycin

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12
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Drug Class: Fluconazole

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Azole antifungal

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13
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TMP/SMX - MOA

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inhibits dihydropteroate syntase
inhibits dihydrofolate reductase
- 2 steps in folic acid syntheses

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14
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TMP/SMX - PK

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smx(1/2) = 10 hrs tmp = 11 hrs

longer in renal impairment

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15
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TMP/SMX - ADR

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allergic skin rashes
nausea
vomiting
CNS
photosensitivity
renal dysfxn
Stevens-Johnson syndrome
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16
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TMP/SMX -DDI

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inhibits CYP metabolism

- potentiates warfarin - increased INR

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17
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Nitrofurantoin - MOA

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when reduced forms highly reactive intermediates - bacteria reduce more rapidly than mammals

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Nitrofurantoin - PK

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crystalline - abosrbed/excreted slowly

plasma - rapidly excreted

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Nitrofurantoin - ADR

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N/V/D, macrocrystalline better tolerated

no more than 14 days

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20
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Nitrofurantoin - CI

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not with pregnancy, impaired renal fxn, newborns

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21
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Methenamine

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chronic suppressive therapy,
acidic urine turns to formaldehyde
ADR: GI distress, dysuria, hematuria, rash

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Fosfomycin - MOA

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bactericidal - inhibits cell wall synthesis(pyruvyl transferase)

23
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Fosfomycin - PK

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rapidly absorbed, Oral, renal eliminated, t1/2= 4 hrs

24
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Fosfomycin - ADR

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N/D ab pain, headache

25
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Fluroquinolone - MOA

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cipro/levofloxacin

targets bacterial DNA gyrase and topoisomerase

26
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Fluroquinolone - PK

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divalent/trivalent cations inhibit absorbtion(calcium carbonate)
renal clearance (moxiflox - in liver)
27
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Fluroquinolone - ADR

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GI issues, CNS, HA, dizzy, delirium, Achilles tendon rupture

28
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B-lactam - MOA

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inhibits transpeptidation rxn - last step in peptidoglycan synthesis

29
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B-lactam: Penicillian G : PK/ADR

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IM injection, absorbed slowly~26days

allergic rxns, anaphylaxis, interstitial nephritis, pseudomembranous colitis

30
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B lactam: ampicillin

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drug of choice for enterococci!

31
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B-lactam: cephtriaxone PK/ADR

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given IV/IM t1/2 = 8 hrs

1% cross reactivity w/ penicillins, rxn at injection site, diarrhea

32
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Azithromycin(macrolide) - MOA

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bacteriostatic - binds to 50S ribosomal subunit

33
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Azithromycin - PK

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Al or mag hydroxide antacids inhibits absorbtion, hepatic metabolism, biliary excretion, t1/2 - 40-68 hrs

34
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Azithromycin - ADR

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GI distress, hepatotoxicity, arrhythmia, QT prolongation

35
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Macrolide DDI

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CYP3A4 inhibition - prolongs digoxin, valproate, warfarin

36
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Metronidazole - MOA

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prodrug - reduced in anaerobic bacteria to form radical anions, O2 increase steals electrons from metronidazole - inhibits it

37
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metronidazole - PK

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absorbed completely/rapidly after oral admin, penetrates well into body tissues t1/2 = 8hrs, hepatic metabolism out in urine

38
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Metronidazole - ADR

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HA, N/V/D, dry mouth metallic taste, no alcohol(3 days after)

39
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Metronidazole - DDI

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induced metabolism of phenobarbital, prednisone, and rifampin, prolongs prothrombin time with warfarin

40
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What bacteria uncomplicated infections

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E coli     (TMP/SMX for all)
S saprophyticus
Klebsiella pneumoniae
Proteus
Pseudomonas
Enterococcus - amoxicillian
41
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what bacteria complicated infrections

A
E. Coli!!!
Enterococci
Proteus
K pneumoniae
Enterobacter
P. Aeruginosa
Staphy
Candida
42
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Recurrent UTI definition

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>= 2 UTI in 6 months or
>= 3 UTI in 1 year
43
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Uncomplicated cystitis - treatment

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3 day course unless
previous infxn, male, complicated cystitis
then 7-14 days

44
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Cystitic - Drugs of choice

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TMP/SMX 3 day
nitrofurantion/fosfomycin in 20% resistance areas
Nitrofurantoin 5 days
Fosfomycin single dose

45
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Acute pyelonephritis - drug of choice

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cipro/levo - 7-10 days

tmp/smx - 14 days

46
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seriously ill acute pyelonephritis - drugs

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IV antimicrobials:
Fluroquinolone IV
Extended spectrum cephalosporin
aminoglycoside +/- ampicillin

47
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drugs for MDR bacteria risk factors

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Pseudomonas and enterococci
 ampicillin
B-lactam
carbapenem
fluroquinolone
ceftazidime/cefepime
48
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drug for N. gonorrhoeae

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ceftriaxone IM

allergic - azithromycin

49
Q

drug for chlamydia

A

Azithromycin

Doxy

50
Q

drug for syphilis

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Parenteral penicllin G

allergic - doxy - not with baby - teeth