AntiBacterials Flashcards

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Drugs under Penicillin?

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Penicillin (G&V), Cloxacillin, Methicillin, Ampicillin, Amoxicillin

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What is the Spectrum for Penicillin?

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Broad or Narrow

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What is the Action of Penicillin?

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Bacterialcidal

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What are the Toxicities of Penicillin?

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Allergic rxn, fatal diarrhea in rodents and rabbits, disrupt GIT

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Drugs under Cephalosporin?

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Cephalexin, Ceftiofur

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What is the Spectrum for Cephalosporin?

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Broad or Narrow (depends on generation)

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What is the Cephalosporin that is safe to be used in food animals?

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Ceftiofur

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What is the action of Cephalosporin?

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Bacterialcidal

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What are the Toxicities of Cephalosporin?

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GIT upset, allergic rxn, Ceftiofur WD: 2 days

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Drugs under Tetracyclines?

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Tetracycline, oxytetracycline, doxytetracycline, chlortetracycline

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What Spectrum is Tetracyclines?

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Broad

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What is the Action of Tetracyclines?

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Bacteriostatic

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What are the Toxicities or Tetracyclines?

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GIT upset, tooth discolouration, esophageal stricture in cats

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Drugs under Sulfonamides?

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Sulfaquinolone, Sulfamethazine, Sulfa+Trimethoprim

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What Spectrum is Sulfonamides?

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Effective against some G+ and G- aerobes

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What is the Action of Sulfonamides?

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Bacteriostatic

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What are the Toxicities in Sulfonamides?

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KCS in dogs, salivation & gastric ulcers in cats

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Drugs under Aminoglycocides?

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Neomycin, Streptomysin, Amikacin, Gentamicin, Kanamycin

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What Spectrum is Aminoglycocides?

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Narrow (G-)

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What is the Action of Aminoglycocides?

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Bacterialcidal

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What are the Toxicities of Aminoglycocides?

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Nephrotoxitiy, ototoxicity, Hearing loss or balance (in cats)

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Drugs under Lincosamides?

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Lincomysin, Clindamysin, Pirlimysin

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What is the Spectrum of Lincosamides?

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What is the Action of Lincosamides?

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Bacteriostatic

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What are the Toxicities of Lincosamides?
GIT toxicity, fatal diarrhea in horses, rabbits, ruminants, pocket pets
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Drugs under Macrolides?
Erythromycin, Tylosin, Tulathromycin, Tilomicosin
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What is the Spectrum of Macrolides?
Variable spectrums (G+ or G-)
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What is the Action of Macrolides?
Bacteriostatic
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What are the Toxicities of Macrolides?
GIT effects, IM damage, Tilomicosin is fatal to humans, horses or dogs if injected
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Drugs under Fluoroquinolone's?
Enrofloxacin, orbifloxacin, ciprofloxacin, difloxacin, danofloxacin (cattle only)
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What Spectrum is Fluoroquinolone's?
Broad
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What is the Action of Fluoroquinolone's?
Bacterialcidal
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What are the Toxicities of Fluoroquinolone's?
High TI, GIT upset, Enrofloxacin lower dose in cats (cause eye lesions), wait until after puppies plate growth closes
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Drugs under Polypeptide ABx?
polymyxin B (polysporin), Bacitracin
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What Spectrum is Polypeptides?
Narrow (G+ or G-)
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What Action is Polypeptides?
Bacterialcidal
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What are the Toxicities of Polypeptides?
Severe neurological + renal damage if given parenterally
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Drugs under Chloramphenicol + Florphenicol?
Chlorphenicol and Florphenicol
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What is the Spectrum of Chloraphenicol and Florphenicol?
Wide Spectrum ( G+ and G-)
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What are the Toxicities of Chloramphenicol and Florphenicol?
Chlora: irreversible aplastic anemia in humans (not allowed in food animals) Flor: GIT upset in dogs and cats, pain in Inj. set, inappetence, diarrhea, can be used in food animals
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What is the Action of Chloraphenicol and Florphenicol?
Bacteriostatic
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Drugs under Nitrofurans?
Nitrofurazone, Furazolidone
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What Spectrum is Nitrofurans?
Broad
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What is the Action is Nitrofurans?
Bacterialcidal
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What are the Toxicities of Nitrofurans?
Carcinogens in humans (not in food animals), some GIT upset
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Drugs under Nitroimidazole
Metronidazole
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What Spectrum is Nitroimidazole's
Against anaerobes
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What Action is Nitroimidazole's?
Bacterialcidal
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What are the Toxicities of Nitroimidazoles?
Do not use in food animals, neurologic toxicity , include ataxia, head tilt, potentially reversible