Antibacterials Flashcards

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What are beta lactam agents

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Penicillins
Cephalosporin

Cabepenams
Monbactams
Beta lactamase inhibitors

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What are cell wall synthesis inhibitors

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Beta lactam agents
Vancomycin
Teicoplanin

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Name protein synthesis inhibitors

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M- macrolids
A- aminoglycosides
T- tetracyclines

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What are nucleic acid synthesis inhibitors

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S sulphonamides
A azoles
Q quinolones

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What’s mode of action of penicillin

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It inhibits enzyme by penicillin binding proteins

So inhibit peptidoglycan cross linkages in cell wall

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What’s type of action

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Bactriocidal/ time dependent killer

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How bacteria become resistant to penicillin

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Formation of different structures of penicillin binding protein
Secrete beta lactamase enzyme break beta lactam ring

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Why not oral benzyl penicillin is effective

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Since benzylpenicillin oral destroy by gastric acid

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T1/2 of penicillins

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Less than 2h

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How it dissolve to CDF

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When meninges get inflamed it reaches to meninges

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How renal clearance occur

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Rapid clearance by renal tubular cells

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How penicillin rapid renal clearance can stop

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Probenecid reduces the renal clearance of penicillin

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Do we need to reduce penicillin dose in severe renal impairment pts

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Yes

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What’s most prominent SE of Penicillin

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It cause allergies

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What are the types of allergies

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Itching
Urticaria
Angiodema

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How penicillin causes allergies

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B lactam ring open and create penicillyol group bind tissue proteins form antigenic determinant

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What’s cross allergies

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Occur in all forms of penicillin due to similar form of structure

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18
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What type of allergies occur in cephalosporin and penicillin

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Partial cross allergies

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Apart from allergies what are other SE of penicillin

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Clostridium difficile associated diarrhea
Neutropenia in more than ten days high doses
Hemolytic anaemia rarely

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Flucloxacillin and Co amoxi high dose long duration for elders will cause what

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Hepatic toxicity

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What are two narrow spectrum penicillin

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Benzyl penicillin

Anti Staphylococcal penicillin

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What are narrow spectrum penicillins

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Benzyl penicillin

Anti staphylococcal penicillin

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T1/2 of benzylpenicillin

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0.5h

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How it should given

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Penicillin G -spaced doses and to maintain therapeutic concentrations

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How Benzylpenicillin eliminate
Kidney 80% active secretion at renal tubules
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How B penicillin can reduce secreted
By probenecid
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B penicillin highly active for what disease
Streptococcus pneumonia | A,beta hemolytic streptococcus (pyogens)
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What organism is less susceptible to B penicillin
Enterococcus fecalis
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How to admin B-penicillin for infective endocarditis
Penicillin + Amino-glycoside | IE-AP
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For what B penicillin isDOC
``` Neisseria meningitides(meningococcal meningitis/sepsis) Bacillus anthrax Clostridium perfringes (gas gangrene) Tetani Diphtheria Syphilis Leptospirosis Actinomycosis Lyme disease-borrelia burgodoferi ```
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What are AE
Allergies | Least toxic
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How it given
IV IM | Oral 600mg 6hourly
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How procaine penicillin given
IM only
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What procaine penicillin release
Benzyl penicillin
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What’s phenoxy methyl penicillin
Penicillin V
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What’s it penicillin V activity compared to benzyl penicillin
Less active for Neisseria gonorrhaoea and meningitidis
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What’s route of penicillin V
IV acute Strep pneumonia and strep pyogens
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What are anti staphylococcal penicillin
Flucloxacillin Cloxacillin Methicillin
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What’s their (anti staphylococcal penicillin)special property of beta lactam
Stable to staphylococcal beta lactamases
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What’s T1/2 of Flucloxacillin
1h
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What’s concentration difference between Flucloxacillin and cloxacillin
Gibe high blood concentration that cloxa
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When used more than 2 week by adults Flucloxacillin cause
Cholestatic jaundice
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T1/2 of cloxacillin
1/2 h
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What are MRSA anti biotics of anti staphylococcal penicillin
Methicillin | Oxacillin
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What are broad spectrum penicillin
A-Amoxicillin A-Ampicillin C- Co amoxi clav
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T/F benzyl penicillin less active than Broad spectrum for gram positive cocci
F
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T/f broad spectrum are more active than bets lactamase resistant penicillin
True
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Amoxicillin is structural analogue of what
Ampicillin
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Does amoxicillin better absorbed in gut
Yes after food
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Does ampicillin or amoxicillin causes more diarrhea
Diarrhea less fx with amoxicillin
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What’s dose of amoxicillin
250mg /8h
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Amoxicillin parenteral is useful -T/F
False no use Like ampicillin
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What will do by clavulanic acid
Beta lactam molecule Irreversibly bind with beta lactamase Protect penicillin against beta lactamase it’s suicide inhibitor
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Therapeutic use of co amoxi clav
``` Oral tx for beta lactamase producing orgnisms Respi infection Urogenital infections Stap aureus E coli ```
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Dose of co amoxi clav
1 tab 8hourly
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Ampicillin is is acid stable T/F
Yes
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Oral dose of ampicillin
250mg -1g 6-8hourly
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IM dose ampicillin Iv dose
500mg 6hourly
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Does ampicillin change on urine
No
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What happen to ampicillin in bile
Concentrated
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Adverse effects of co amoxi and ampicillin
Ampicillin- diarrhea Ampi/co amoxi- clostridium difficile associated diarrhea Ampicillin- macular rash Cholestatic jaundice with co amoxi
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What is drug in monobactum
Aztreonam
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Azetronam effective for what
Gram negatives - pseudomonas aureginosa H influenza Neisseria meningitides and gonrrhoea