Anti Infectives Flashcards

(27 cards)

1
Q

Penicillin treats what kind of bacteria

A

`Only gram positive

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2
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How do penicillin and Cefazolin work to kill bacteria

A

Beta lactam ring binding to G-Positive cell wall

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3
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Who is Cefazolin for?

A

Pts with active infections (respiratory, UTI, genital, and endocarditis) as well as prophylactic use

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4
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What is worst case scenario when giving Cefazolin? (2)

A

Allergic reaction or C. diff/other superinfections

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5
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How is cefazolin given and why

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IV, food delays absorption

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6
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Who should not take Cefazolin?

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Pts with renal or GI diseases or patients taking nephrotoxic drugs

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7
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What is Tetracycline used to treat?

A

H. Pylori (which causes stomach ulcers and turns your teeth yellow)

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What are the special aspects of tetracycline administration?

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On empty stomach, without milk or iron supplements

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What are the major side effects of tetracycline?

A

GI issues, teeth yellowing, and photosensitivity

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10
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Who should not take Tetracycline?

A

Pregnant, oral contraceptives, children, pt with renal/hepatic impairment, anti-lipids or penicillin’s

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11
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What should you monitor for with penicillin

A

Electrolyte imbalance (especially in pts with diuretics) and allergic reaction

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12
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Is penicillin pregnancy safe? but…

A

Pregnancy safe but decrease birth control effectiveness

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13
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What is CiprofloxaciN used to treat?

A

gram Negative UTI, respiratory infection, and infectious diarrhea

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14
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What is Ciprofloxacin BBW?

A

SIT BRO GET YO ASS IN A SEAT (tendonitis/tendon rupture)

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15
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Which anti-infectives drugs do you have to schedule around antacids?

A

Tetracycline and ciprofloxacin

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16
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When is Vancomycin used?

A

Against extreme infections like MRSA and as a last resort for staph/step

17
Q

What needs to be monitored with vancomycin and why?

A

Peak and trough because you risk red man’s syndrome

18
Q

What is red man syndrome and with what drug is it associated with?

A

Hypotension, flushing, and a rash on upper body/face (vancomycin)

19
Q

What does Candida albicans cause

A

Yeast infection, diaper rash, and thrush

20
Q

Used prophylactically in patients with aids and bone marrow transplants

21
Q

What does fluconazole treat and where?

A

Fungal infections of CNS, bone, eye, or urinary tract

22
Q

Which anti infectives are not pregnancy safe?

A

ciprofloxacin, Tetracycline, vancomycin, and fluconazole, nystatin (oral)

23
Q

What is nystatin used for?

A

Oral (thrush) and topical fungal infection (stop! smelly! get away)

24
Q

What is the contraindication for flucanizole?

A

Chronic kidney disease (think mustache man –> dad disease)

25
What is the antiprotozoal drug?
metronidazole
26
Side effects and how to help them for metronidazole?
GI issues and metallic taste/dry mouth can be treated by taking on an empty stomach
27
Which drug has a BBW about being carcinogenic in lab animals
Metronidazole