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12 Cards in this Set
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AMINOGLYCOSIDES
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Generic - gentamicin
Prototype - Garamycin |
Adverse Effects - ototoxicity & nephrotoxicity ... (Sinusitis, dizziness, rash, fever)
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CARBAPENEMS
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g=Ertapenem
p=Invanz |
Pseudomembranous colitis, superinfections, headache, altered mental state, pain @ injection site
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CEPHALOSPORINS
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g=Cefaclor
p=Ceclor |
anorexia, pseudomembranous colitis, lethargy, parethesias, nephrotoxicity, phlebitis
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FLUOROQUINOLONES
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g=Ciprofloxacin
p=Cipro |
headache, insomnia, depression, dry mouth, bone marrow depression, photosensitivity, rash,
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PENICILLINS & (RESISTANT ANTIBIOTICS TO DRUG)
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g= Amoxicillin
RESISTANT= nafcillin, oxacillin p=Amoxil, Trimox |
GI tract, glossitis, stomatitis, furry tongue, superinfections (yeast), rash, fever, wheezing, anaphylaxis w/ repeat exposure
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SULFONAMIDES
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g=cotrimoxazole
p=Septra, Bactrim |
GI, anorexia, stomatitis, hepatic injury, crystlluria, vertigo, ataxia, convulsions, photosensitivity, bone marrow depression
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TETRACYCLINES
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g=Tetracycline
p=Sumycin, Panmycin |
GI, Calcification of teeth, glossitis, photosensitivity, superinfections (yeast), rash, bone marrow suppression
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ANTIMYCOBACTERIALS
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g=Isoniazid
p= (INH) Nydrazid |
Neuritis, Orange tinged urine, heapatitis, lupus syndrome, bone marrow suppression,
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KETOLIDES
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g=telithromycin
p=Ketek |
GI, nausea, taste alterations, psuedomemraneous colitis
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LINCOSAMIDES
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g=Clindamycin
p= Cleocin |
GI, pain, skin infections, bone marrow suppression, pseudomembranous colitis, hypotension, cardiac arrrest w/ rapid i.v. infusion
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MACROLIDES
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g=Erythromycin
p=Ery-Tab, Eryc |
GI, abdominal cramping, rash, superinfection, liver toxicity, pseudomembranous colitis, hearing loss potential
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MONOBACTAM
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g=Aztreonam
p=Azactam |
GI, rash, superinfection, anaphylaxis, phlebitis, discomfort @ injection site
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