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Gram +ves are generally...

Staph
Strep
Enterococcus
Clostridium
Listeria
Gram negatives are generally...
not one of the gram positives...
What are some hydrophilic Abx
B lactams
AG
Glycopeptides
Daptomycin
Colistin
What are some lipophilic abx
FQ
macrolides
rifampin
linezolid
tetracyclines
chloramphenicol
Tx of sinusitis or otitis media
S-FQ
OM- CTX IM

both:
Amoxicillin
Augmentin
Cephlosporins
Zpak
When do u tx sinusitis
>7 days of symptoms
face/tooth pain
what do you use to treat common cold and when do u use it
only symptomatic relief...
flu tx must be given...
w/I 48 hours
abx recommeneded for acute bronchitis
usually viral so none

if >14 days its pertussis
-Zpak
-Bactrim
-clarithromycin
tx for acute bacterial excasterbation chronic bronchitis
if severe- inhaled anti-Ch bronchdilator
name of pneumoccal conjugate vaccine and who must it be given too
Prevnar 13
-childrs 2-23 months

don't mix with adults
adult pneumococcal vaccine is called
pneumovax
(has more stereotypes in it)
which b-lactams kill pseudomonas
ceftazidime
cefepime
pip/tazo

doripenem
meropenem
imipenem
What determines tx of CAP
severity of dx

outpt vs inpt

comorbidities/ abx usage vs not

regular bed vs ICU
TX of CAP
-outpt
outpt complic
-inpt uncompl
-pseudomonas risk
allergy
Outpt- Macrolide or Doxycycline

Outpt comp/inpt uncomp
-FQ or Blactam+macrolide

pseudomonas risk
-antiP blactam + FQ or AG + azithromycin

allergy- add aztreonam
CAP tx length
min 5 days
HAP tx
<5 days or no reason to think resistant
CTX
FQ
Amp/Sul
Ertapenem
Late HAP tx
antipeudomonal Blactam
anti MRSA lung agent (vanco/linezolid)
2nd anti pseudomonal agent
TB is
highly contagious
ha
Diag. TB with
tb skin test
or xray I suppose
tx of latent tb
INH 300mg daily 9 months
or Rifampin 600 mg for 4 months
tx active TB
4 drugs - RIPE
Rifampine, Isoniazid, Pyrazionamide, Ethambutol

add FQ if resistant to one
what to know about any tb tx
daily dose recommended

directly observed therapy if possible especially if not on daily regimen
what is added to tb reg due to INH
pyridoxine (AKA Vit B6)

also FYI INH can cause LUPUS LIKE SYNDROME
TB SE of Regimen
flu like syndrome
hepatoxicity
orange red fluids
take on empty stomach--that doesn't seem like a SE...oh well
ethambutol SE
optic neuritis
pyrazinamide SE
hepatotox
hyperuricemia
drug interactions
rifampin- potent inducer

INH- inhibitor
dental procedure regimen drug and dose
amoxicillin 2g

allergic
-clindamycin 600mg
azithromycin or clarithromycin 500mg
IE tx strept viridians
Mostly PEN G or CTX, AG for synergy
sTAPH
naficillin and AG

Vanco if resistant

+ rifampin for prostetic
intraabdominal infections
primary peritonitis DOC
CTX 5-7 days
Cholecystitis tx
usually just remove the gall bladder
secondary peritonitis DOC severe dx
carbapenems w/ P activity

or lower end ceph or FQ w/ metro
Rickeltsial Dxsss
Rocky mountain spotty fever
lyme disease
typhoid
ehrlicheosis
tyleremia
-tx w/ doxycycline!
Non puruelent cellulitis DOC
B lactam
Purulent Cellulitis tx
Lot of options (gram +ve target)

clinda
Bactrim
doxy
mino
linezolid

5-10 days
complicated SSTI tx
vanco

linezolid
dapto
telavancin
clinda

7-14 days
severe diabetic foot infection
make sure anti psudomonal on board
7-14 days
UTI symptoms
dysuria
urgency
frequency
burning
nocturia
suprapubic heaviness
+ve urinalysis when
pyuria >10 WBC

bacteriuria >16 to the 5 bact / ml
UTI tx acute uncomplicated cystitis
if <20% E coli resistat SMX-TMP
-use it! x 3 days

phenaopyridine TID x 2 days to relieve symptoms
when proph for UTI
> or equal 3 episodes a year
acute uncomplicated pyelonephritis
FQ or ceph if resistant

severe- FQ, AMP + gent
tx all bacteriauria in pregos
and what else
avoid FQ, tetras and Bactrim(in the 3rd)
Phenazopyridine notes
w/ food
no more 2 days (mask symptoms)
red range urine discoloration
C diff tx w/
metro
vanco
if high recurrence fidoxomicin
STIs--they don't even say STDs anymore these frickin tards
FYI
Syphilis tx
Pen G benzathine (LA not CR)
2.4 mill units IM

if latent IM x 3 over 3 wks
Gonorrhea tx
CTX 2500mg IM x1
Chlamydia tx
Azithromycin 1g PO x1
Bacterial Vaginosis tx
metro or metro gel
Fungals will be in part 2
fyi
MIC is
HEY IT WAS UNDERLINED OK
lowest [] prevent visible growth
breakpoint is
when MIC deemed resistant or suseptable
MBC is
lower [] that kills botches
which FQ doesn't get into urine
Moxi
which FQ gets lots of other places
moxi! (ok more like anerobes but whatever)
how do you max Blactam killing
extend infusion time

time above MIC
which abx are bacteriostatic
macrolides
clindamycin
linezolid
tertracylines
streptogramins (usually)

So if it isn't static its cidal
AG, how kills
[] dependant w/ post abx effect
ag SE
BBW for neurotox
nephrotox

also ototox
PCN, how work and kill type
inhib wall syn

time dependant killing (x-enterococcus)
difference storage for amoxil and augmentin
Augmentin MUST be refridgerated
PenVK w/ or w/o food
w/o food
and in fridge if susp
what is ampicillin compaditble with
NS only
which blactam is vesicant
nafcillin
whats PCN vs ceph crossensitivity for allergies
<10%
cefotetan notes
NMTT side chain....

possible hypoprothrombeniemia

and disulfuram like
Carbapenems used for
ESBLs and pseudomonas (not erta)
FQ BBW
tendon inflame or rupture
SE FQ
photosensitive

glycemic changes (mostly hypo)

QT prolong
Cipro/levo/Moxi dose
MOXI has no renal adjust

cipro not lvl IV to PO
Azithromycin notes
do not NOTTTT
refridgerate suspension ZMax
Clarithromycin notes
take biaxin XL w/ food

do not refridge oral susp
erythromycin note
must refridge granule susp and use in 10 days

powder susp is good room temp
sulfonamides ratio
5:1
Bactrim points
protect from light

dilute with D5W!!!

ccareful w/ warfarin
UTI tx w/ bactrom
1 DS BID 3 days
PCP proph
1 DS or ss daily
daptomycin compatible w/
NS only
Vancomycin SE
nephrotox
ototox
red man syndrome
hypotension
how renal adjust vanco
extend interval
when use different agent besides vanco
MIC > or equal to 2
Linezolid SE
MAOI

myelosuspress
pancreatic enymzes increase

diarrhea
synercid SE
hyperbilirubinemia

phlebitis

inflammation at inj site

arthralgias myalgias
synercid compadible with
D5W only!!!
Telavancin (Vibativ)
what class
lipoglycopeptide derivative
minocycline names
minocin

dynacin


solody

ximino

f these guys
CA MRSA 1st
Bactrim
HA MRSA
vacno
VRE facalis
PenG or amp
VRE facium
daptomycin
ESBLs
seriously
acintobacter
penems (not erta cuz it sucks)
When airborne precautions nessesary
rubella virus

variallo virus

Mtuberculosis
when give surgical abx proph
hour before
surg prop what drugs
cefazolin
cefuroxime
vanco if allergic

if bowel add metro or cefotetan or ctx
what to watch for meningitis
classic triad


mental
fever
nuchal rigidity
tx acute meningitis
cefotaxime or CTX or Mero
plus
Deamethazone
plus
vancomycin