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A-10. "Serum Proteins Can Spew" - (drugs easily displaced from albumin)
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Sulfonamides-Phenylbutazone-Coumadin-Sulfonyureas
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A-10. "One Pharmaceutical Brings About Rapid Liver Metabolism" - drugs that induce CYP450
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OCPs-Phenytoin-Barbituates-Alcohol-Rifampin-Levodopa-Methadone
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A-10. "Some Pharmaceutical Classes Inhibit Drug Catabolism" - drugs that inhibit CYP450
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Sulfonamides-Phenylbutazone-Chloramphenicol-Isoniazid-Dicumarol-Cimetidine
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A-10. "Some Phamaceuticals Plus Urate Stop Transporters" - drugs that compete for renal transporters
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Sulfonamides-Probenecid-Penicillin-Urate (uric acid)-Salicylates-Thiazides
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A-21. 1st gen cephs are sensitive to...?
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PEcK + GP
Proteus, E. coli, Klebsielle, and Gram Positives |
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A-21. 2nd gen cephs are sensitive to....?
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HENPEcK
H. influenzae, Enterobacter aerogenes, Neisseria, PEcK as seen in 1st gen |
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A-21. 3rd gen cephs are sensitive to...?
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HENPEcK + Enterics
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A-21. What are the 2nd gen cephs?
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MAN likes FOXes with nice FUR coats and big TETs (tits)
Note: women have 2 tits hence 2nd generation Cefamandole, Cefoxitin, Cefuroxime, Cefotetan |
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A-21. What are the 3rd gen cephs?
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"Your third meal with be TAXed ONE DIME"
Ceftazidime, Cefotaxime, Ceftriaxone |
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A-21. What are the 4th gen cephs and what do they treat?
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cefePIme, cefPIrome
PI: Pseudomonas Insults aka Pseudomonas infections |
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J<3NES for Rheumatic heart disease.
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Joints (respond to NSAIDS)
<3=carditis N=Nodules E-erythema S=Sydenham's chorea |