Antibacterial: General Drug and Resistance Mechanisms Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
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Do G+ Bacteria have a thick or thin peptidoglycan layer?

A

Thick

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Do G- Bacteria have a thick or thin peptidoglycan layer?

A

Thin

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3
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What is the Makeup of LPS?

A

Phospholipid and Polysaccharide

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4
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What is the Bacterial Cell wall composed of?

A

Peptidoglycan

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5
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What is the difference between prokariotic and eukariotic cell membrane?

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Sterols in Eukariotic CM

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What is the Purpose of LPS in G- bacteria?

A

Prevents penetration of bulky, high molecular wt antibiotics, erythromycin.

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What is the Purpose of Lipid bilayer in G- bacteria?

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Greatly reduces penetration of Water soluable drugs

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What is the Purpose of the hydrophilic pores in G- bacteria?

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Allows penetration of Water sol. molecules up to 650 daltons (sulfonamides)

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What is the Purpose of the nutrient receptor pores on the outer membrane in G- bacteria?

A

Agents sturcturally related to nutrients use these receptors.

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What is the Purpose of the Teichoic Acid in G+ bacteria?

A

Strong anionic character affects rate of penetration

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What is the Purpose of the Lipid bilayer of the cytoplasmic memrane in G+ bacteria?

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Rate of penetration depends on lipophilicity

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What is the Purpose of the nutrient transport protiens on the cytoplasmic membrane in G+ bacteria?

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Facilitated rapid penetration of agents similar in structure
Cyclosporine, phosphomycin, tetracycline

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13
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What is the MBC?

A

Minimum Bacteriocidal/Bacteriostatic Concentration

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What is Pre-Emptive Therapy?

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Treatment of succeptible patients that don’t yet have symptoms.

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What is the difference between Empirical and Definitive therapy?

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Empirical: Don’t know organism
Definitive: Know the organism

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16
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What are the Nosocomial Superbugs?

ESKAPE

A
Enterococcus faecium
Staphylococcus aureus
Klebsiella pneumoniae
Acinetobacter baumanii
Pseudomonas aeruginosa
Enterobacter sp.
17
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What is the style of resistance daptomycin?

A

Reduced drug entry into the organism

18
Q

How does the bacteria reduce entry of Abtx?

A

Overall increase in the net positive membrane charge

19
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What is the style of resistance tetracycline?

A

Increased drug export

20
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What is the style of resistance Metronidazoe?

A

Change in activation of Pro-Drug.

21
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How is Metronidazole activated y bacterial clls?

22
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What is the style of resistance of Aminoglycosides (streptomycin)?

A

Expression of ezymes that destroy the drug

23
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What is the style of resistance of amoxicillin?

A

B-Lactamase breaks the B-Lactam ring.

24
Q

How is B-Lactamase blocked?

A

Clavulonic Acid (Augmentin)

25
What is the style of resistance Trimethoprim and Sulfonamides?
Impaired drug binding to the original target
26
What is the style of resistance vancomycin?
New or different pathways that aren't inhibited by the drug. (Cell wall synthesis)