Anti-TB Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
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Category I Indication (3)

A

New PTB
New Miliary TB
New ETB (except CNS/ bones/ joints)

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Category I Regimen

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2HRZE
4HR

6 months total

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3
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Category Ia Indication (2)

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CNS TB

TB bones/joints

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4
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Category Ia Regimen

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2HRZE
10 HR

12 months total

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5
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Category II Indication (1)

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Retreatment of Rif susceptible PTB & ETB (except CNS/bones/joints)

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6
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Category II Regimen

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2HRZES
1HRZE
5HRE

8 months total; Mawawala muna si S tas si Z

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7
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Category IIa Regimen

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2HRZES
1HRZE
9HRE

12 months total

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8
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Rifampicin (R) MOA

A

(-) RNA polymerase

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9
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Isoniazid (H) MOA

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(-) enoyl reductase

(-) mycolic acid layer synthesis

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10
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Pyrazinamide (Z) MOA

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Dec. pH -> disturb membrane transportation & permeability

(-) uptake of uracil, methionine, serine

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11
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Ethambutol (E) MOA

A

Arabo si Ethan na di pumapatay

(-) Arabinosyl-transferase
(-) Arabinogalactan layer

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12
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Streptomycin (S) MOA

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(-) 30s

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13
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When giving this anti-TB drug, always give vitamin B complex (part. Vit. B6) to prevent peripheral neuropathy

A

Isoniazid

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14
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Isoniazid Mechanism of Resistance (MOR)

A

Mutation in KAtG gene

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15
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Rifampicin MOR

A

Mutation in rpoB gene (most common mutation in ant-tb)

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16
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Pyrazinamide MOR

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Mutation in pncA gene

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17
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What do you call the ability of Anti-TB drugs to kill all remaining organism?

A

Sterilizing activity

18
Q

Which of the anti-TB has sterilizing activity? (2)

A

steRiliZing

Rifampicin
Pyrazinamide

19
Q

Which of the anti-TB targets intracellular bacilli only?

20
Q

Pyrazinamide ADR

A

Hyperuricemia

21
Q

Ethambutol ADRs (2)

A

Optic Neuropathy
RED-GREEN color blindness (Christmas colors)

BLUE-GREEN? = Sildenafil (Viagra)

22
Q

Reasons to use 2nd line Anti-TB drugs? (3)

A
  1. 1st line are not available
  2. Severe ADR
  3. Resistance
23
Q

The last resort in the tx of TB MDR; Tx for Hansen’s Dse

24
Q

Bedaquilline MOA

A

(-) mycobacterial ATP synthase/ complex 5 of ETC

25
Delamanid MOA
(-) mycolic acid biosynthesis
26
Acid Fast (CAM)
C -Carbol Fuhsin A- Acid Alcohol VS (Acetone Alcohol in GS) M- Malachite green
27
Complex Lipid present in peptidoglycan of TB is composed of (4)
Arabinoglycan layer Mycolic Acid Cord Factor Wax D
28
Mendel-Mantoux test is what type of hypersensitivy?
Type IV Delayed Type | Only type that that is T-cell mediated
29
TST > 10mm is normal | Who are >5mm, positive na?
``` 4C immunoCompromised Close Contact Clinical S/Sx Chest Xray ```
30
Px with both PTB and ETB, what is the classification?
PTB pa rin mga olol
31
Px has hx of TB and now is taking TB drugsfor 3 weeks. Classification?
New case. Cut off: 1 month > 1 month = Retreatment
32
Why do we have 4 drugs in the initiation phase of TB tx?
To dec. resistance
33
Retreatment involves ?
Streptomycin
34
Streptomycin is administered?
Intramuscularly (IM)
35
Pyrazinamide is a prodrug it is activated inside the cell and becomes?
Pyrazinoic acid
36
All anti-TB drugs are bacteriocidal except
Ethambutol
37
Which of the anti-TB targets extracellular bacilli only?
Streptomycin
38
All anti-TB drugs are hepatotoxic but the most hepatotoxic are? (2)
Pyrazinamide | Isoniazid
39
What anti-TB drug can cause drug-induced lupus?
Isoniazid
40
The most common ADR of Isoniazid is?
Peripheral Neuropathy Vit B6
41
What anti-TB drug can cause red-orange secretions?
Rifampicin Luha, ihi orange
42
Which of the ff. novel anti-TB drugs has the same MOA w/ Isoniazid?
Delamanid