Walters -Tetracyclines Flashcards

1
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____ are broad spectrum ____antibiotics, and help with some intracellular organisms. They undergo ____ recycling which means levels persist.

A

Tetracyclines; static; enterohepatic;

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what is tetracyclines mechanism

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inhibits binding of aminoacyl tRNA to acceptor site of ribosome.

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3
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tetracyclines are classified by their duration of ____

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action

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What are the different durations of tetracyclins

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  1. short acting
  2. intermediate acting
  3. long acting
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5
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what are the short acting tetracyclines

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  1. tetracyline; oral or topical for acne

2. oxytetracycline: ophthalmic with polymyxin B.

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what are the intermediate acting tetracyclines

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demeclocycline: for dilutional hyponatremia with SIADH

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what is the mechanism in SIADH

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inhibits a protein kinase in the kidneys CD on which ADH depends.

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what are the long acting tetracyclines

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  1. doxycycline: highly lipophilic

2. minocycline: used for acne;

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9
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____ is associated with pulmonary lupus, hypersensitivity pneumonitis, pleural effusions

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minocycline

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10
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______ induces immunomodulatory and anti-inflammatory activity by blocking synthesis of _____ ____ and activating microglia which therefore decreases neuronal damage. It also improves stroke outcome and might be neuroprotective in Parkinsons, ALS or MS.

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Minocycline

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what are other side affects of minocycline

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  1. SLE
  2. pigmentation of nails, skin, sclera
  3. black pigmentation of thyroid
  4. blue black bone pigmentation of gums from bone pigmentation is permanent
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what are side effects of all tetracyclines

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  1. GI upset (take with food)
  2. brown discoloration of teeth (chelates with calcium)
  3. slowed growth
  4. photosensitivity
    5.
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13
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expired tetracyclines can cause:

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  1. fanconi like syndrome from nephrotoxic epianyhydrotetracycline –> N&V, polyuria, glycosuria, acidosis, et al.
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14
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you want to avoid ___ products and antacids and magnesium salts because they will chelate with calcium phosphate and render antibiotic ineffective.

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dairy

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15
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_____ is structurally simialar to tetracyclines and is a long acting derivative of minocycline and have similar side effect and mechanism of action.

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Tigecycline

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16
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mechanism of tigecycline

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same as tetracylines but tidal in some species and have greater activity vs tetracycline sensitive G+/G- and MRSA from greater steric hindrance

17
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what are uses of tigecyline

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complicated skin and intraabdominal infections; community acquired bacterial pneumonia.

18
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You’re supposed to decrease dose in patients with severe ____ impairment or decrease clearance ; will increase half life and risk of toxicity

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hepatic

19
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what is the FDA risk of tigecycline

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increase risk of death in hospital acquired pneomonia particularly ventilator assisted pneumonia, complicated intra abdominal infections of complicated skin and skin structure infections