Pharm Flashcards

(49 cards)

1
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Gonorrhea/chlamydia Tx

A

ceftriaxone+azithromycin(or doxycyclin)

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2
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clozapine

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dopamine antagonist

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3
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alprazolam

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GABA agonist

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4
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amitryptilene

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norepinephrine/seratonin reuptake inhibitor

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5
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sertraline

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seratonin reuptake inhibitor

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6
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phenelzine

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MAO inhibitor

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7
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decreases L-dopa effectiveness

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vitamin B6

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8
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estrogen effects on thyroid

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decrease TBG(increase total T)

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9
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vinblastine cell cycle affects

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M phase

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10
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acyclovir relies on

A

thymidine kinase phosphorylation

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11
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cyclosporin MOA

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inhibits calcineurin

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12
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zero order(constant)elimination kinetics drugs

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phenytoin, ethanol, salicylates

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13
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cocaine during pregnancy

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placental abruption&IU growth restriction

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14
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beta lactams

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penicillin, carbapenems, cephalosporins, cephamycins, monobactams(aztreonam)

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15
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beta lactamase inhibitors

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clavulonic acid, sul/tazobactam

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16
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vancomycin MOA

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prevents cross linking of d-ala(Gram+)

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17
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daptomycin MOA

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aggregates in membrane PTG, disrupts ion gradient(G+)

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18
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aminoglycosides activity, MOA&examples

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(G-aerobes) irreversably bind 30s, neo/strepto/gento/ tobramycin, amikacin

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19
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tetracycline activity, MOA, resistance

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binds tRNA at 30s ribosome(Ompf gene=resist)(cyclines)

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20
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linezolid MOA, activity

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binds 23s initiation complex of 50s ribsome(resistant G+)

21
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antimetabolite drugs(folic acid dihydropterate synthetase)

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sulfonamide, trimethoprim, dapsone

22
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quinolone MOA/toxicity

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inhibit topoisomerase II (gyrase) or IV, cartilage damage

23
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community acquired pneumonia 1st line

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macrolides/doxycycline

24
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hospital acquired pneumonia/catheter UTI 1st line

A

fluoroquinolones (floxacins)

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rifampin MOA
inhibits RNA polymerase(G+cocci, meningitis prophylaxis), orange urine
26
TB combo
rifampin, isoniazid, pyrazinamide, ethambutol
27
doxycycline 1st line for
rickettsia, spirochetes, chlamydia, brucella (also a choice for anthrax, plauge, tularemia, legionella)
28
macrolide/ketolide MOA
23s methylation of 50s subunit (romycins) inhibit peptidyltransferase
29
often 2nd line(similar coverage) to penicillin(resistance)
macrolides
30
common CDiff cause
clindamycin
31
1st line staph aureus
penicillin(often oxacillin due to high resistance rate)
32
syphillis 1st line
penicillin G
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gonnorhea/chlamydia 1st line
ceftriaxone+doxycycline OR azithromycin
34
ethionamide/isoniazid MOA
inhibit mycolic acid synthesis
35
ethambutol MOA
inhibit arabinogalactin synthesis
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amphotericin B MOA&activity
binds ergosterol& leaks(fungal, fluconazole/miconazole similar)
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albendazole MOA
binds colchicine preventing microtubule assembly
38
HIV cocktail
2NRTI+1NNRTI or 2+1 protease inhibitor
39
NRTI MOA
deoxynucleotide analogs w/ no 3' end, inhibit chain
40
Na/K ATPase drug
digoxin/digitalis-cardiac glycosides-increase contractility
41
chloramphenicol MOA/toxicity
bind 50s, gray baby syndrome, aplastic anemia(cheap)
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sulfonamide MOA/toxicity
inhibit dihydropterate synthase, kernicterus(kids), nephrotoxicity, hemolysis in G6PD deficiency
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flu Tx/MOA
zanamivir/oseltamivir-inhibit neuraminidase(decrease viral release)
44
RSV/hep C Tx/MOA
ribavirin-inhibit guanine nucleotide synthesis(IMP dehydrogenase inhibitor)
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CMV 1st&2nd line Tx
ganciclovir(inhibits viral DNA polymerase), forscarnet(also 2nd line HSV)
46
inhibit acetylaldehyde dehydrogenase(drunk quicker)
disulfirum-like(metronidazole, sulfonylureas)
47
prolonged QT antibiotics
Macrolides(especially erythromycin)
48
nephrotoxic antibiotics
aminoglycosides, vancomycin
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gout Tx
acute-NSAIDS/colchicine, prophylaxis-allopurinol/probenacid