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Potential to lower seizure threshold

carbapenems


quinolones

Nephrotoxicity

aminoglycosides


amphoteracin B


Bactrim


vancomycin

Cause clostridium difficile diarrhea

Any antibiotic....but broad spectrum is better



clindamycin


ampicillin


3rd generation cephalosporins

Alterations in Urine Color

nitrofurantoin



rifampin

Infusion-Related Reactions

(Fever, chills, rigor)- amphoteracin & caspofungin



(red man syndrome) - vancomycin

Protein-Binding Interactions

bactrim

Issues with teeth and bone development

quinolones


tetracyclines


tigacycline

Chelation Interactions

tetracyclines



quinolones

p450 Metabolism Interactions

isoniazid


macrolides (azithromycin less so)


oral antifungal drugs


quinolones


rifampin


several HIV antivirals


synercid

If someone has anaphylactic PCN allergy:::::

No penicillins


No carbapenems


No cephalosporins


Everything else is OK

If NON-anaphylactic PCN allergy:::

No penicillins


No carbapenems


Everything else is OK