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What should be ruled out when you suspect a run of the mill UTI due to E coli?
acute urethritis due to N. Gonorrhea, C. trachomatis, or herpes
Uncomplicated lower UTI - first line treatment?

What if this treatment fails due to multi-drug resistance or patient allergy?
Trimethoprim-Sulfamethoxazole (aka co-trimoxazole)

Fluoroquinolones like ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin, etc.
What drug is very effective against enteroccocus as a cause for a lower UTI?
Amoxicillin
Co-Trimoxazole:

basic mechanism?
Spectrum?
inhibit folate synthesis by mimicking PABA (a component of folate)

Broad spectrum
Fluoroquinolones:

name the big ones?
Mechanism?
ciprofloxacin, other -oxacins

block bacterial DNA Gyrase activity
Side effects of Co-Trimoxazole?(3)
Hemolytic Anemia in G6PD deficient pts
Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (skin lesions and renal failure - fatal)
Crystalluria
Contraindications of Co-Trimoxazole? What to use instead?
pregnancy - use amoxicillin or a cephalosporin instead
clinical uses of Co-Trimoxazole? (2)
cystitis
acute and chronic UTI
Spectrum of fluoroquinolones
clinical uses of fluoroquinolones? (2)
broad - used for UTI

UTI due to multi-drug resistant pseudomonas
Also Gonococcal and Chlamydial STDs
Side effects of fluoroquinolones? (2)

Contraindications? (2)
Epigastric pain
Cartilage damage

Pt is <18 y.o.
Pt is pregnant
Amoxicillin:

Mechanism?
No good for?
Clinical uses?
inhibition of cell wall (peptidoglycan) synth (cidal)

e coli

orally administered w/clavulantate (makes augmentin) for uncomplicated UTI
Penicillin:

specifics of excretion by kidneys?
PenG is DOC for?
Ineffective against?
10% is filtered at glom.
90% is secreted into the tubule

STD caused by t. Pallidum (syphillis)

Klebsiella, pseudomonas, proteus
What are the three relevant cephalosporins for treatment of GU infection?
Cefazolin (1st gen)
Cefixime (3rd gen)
Ceftriaxone (3rd gen)
clinical use for cefazolin
Treat UTI due to E coli and klebsiella in pregnant patients
Clinical use for Cefixime and Ceftriaxone?
These are the first line drugs for treating gonorrhea
Cephalosporin:

mechanism?
Spectrum of 1st gen?
Spectrum of 3 and 4 gen?
same as penicillin (inhibits peptidoglycan formation)

1st: great on G+ cocci
3 & 4: great on G-
Side effects/contraindications for cephalosporins?
anyone who is allergic/hypersensitive
Fosfomycin

Mech?
Resistance happens why?
Spectrum?
inhibits early bacterial cell wall synth

when the drug isn't transported into the cell via glucose-6-phosphate transporters

Good on G+ and G-
Clinical use of Fosfomycin?
uncomplicated lower UTI in pregnant women
Mechanism of doxyccyline and other tetracyclines?
Bind to the 30S ribosome and prevent protein synth. Gets into prok and euk cells, but only euk cells can flush it back out
Tetracyclines

spectrum?
Clinical use?
broad

DOC for UTI due to chlamydia
Tetracyclines

side effects? (2)

contraindications (2)
renal toxicity
crosses placenta/cause birth defects

pregnancy and kids under 8 y.o.
Aminoglycosides

Name of aminoglycoside relevant to GU infection?
Mech?
Spectrum?
gentamicin

inhibits bacterial protein synth

aerobic G- only: requires oxygen dependent transport into cell, so ineffective against anaerobes
Toxicities of gentamicin and other aminoglycosides? (4)

Contraindications?
Ears
Nerves
Kidneys
Vestibular (balance)

Pregnancy
Clinical uses of gentamicin?
UTI caused by G- rods like Klebsiella, Pseudomonas, Proteus
Nitrofurantoin

clinical use? (1)
contraindications? (2)
Side effects (2
long term use for chronic UTI, esp for resistant bugs

renal insufficiency
G6PD deficiency

N,V,D
neuropathy and hemolytic anemia in pts w/G6PD deficiency
Clotrimazole/Miconazole

Clinical uses?
Mech?
Spectrum?
Side effects?
OTC drug for vulvovaginal candidiasis

inhibits ergosterol synth in fungus cells

antifungal

GI disturbance if given orally
Acyclovir

Clinical uses?
Mech?
DOC for herpes

binds irreversibly to viral DNA template, terminates replication
Acyclovir

Side effects/Toxicities (3)
GI problem
neurotoxic
causes renal insufficiency
Erythromycin

category?
spectrum?
Clinical use?
macrolides

pretty broad, lots of G+/G-

UTI due to chlamydia trachomatis
Side effects of Erythromycin? (2)
GI effects
Liver toxicity
What is considered uncomplicated UTI?
Community acquired w/female patient who isn't elderly or pregnant (complicated is anything else)
Drug protocol for uncomplicated cystitis
Try co-trimoxazole first. If the bug is resistant, switch to nitrofurantoin, fosfomycin, or ciproflox.
Drug protocol for complicated cystitis (pregnant or G6PD deficient patient)?
Use a 1st gen cephalosporin (Cefazolin) instead of co-trimoxazole
Prostatitis

80% of cases are due to what bug?

Drug protocol?
e coli

use both co-trimoxazole and ciprofloxacin for 4-12 weeks
Acute pyelonephritis - drug choices for parenteral treatment? (4)
co-trimoxazole
ampicillin
ceftriaxone
aminoglycosides
Acute pyelonephritis - drug choices for oral treatment? (2)
co-trimoxazole
fluoroquinolones
DOC for pregnant woman w/upper UTI infection?
erythromycin
DOC for treating syphillis (T. pallidum)?
PenG
Top 2 choices for Gonorrhea?
Ceftriaxone
Ciproflox.
3 choices for Chlamydia trachomatis?
doxycycline
ciprofloxacin
erythromycin
Trichomonas infection tx?
metronidazole