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inhibit synthesis of bacterial cell walls in Gm- and Gm+ mostly Gm+
AE: nephrotoxicty increased dose
hypersensitivty, diarrhea, neurotoxicity inrcreased dose, gi irritation.
penicillin
penicillin G (pfzerpan)
penicillin prototype
streptococcal infections, strept throat, RF (endocraditis)
penicillin indications for use
resistant bacteria- require penicillinase- resistant penicillins
inhibitor added to extend drug activity: ex: ampicillin/ sublacatam (unsyn)
probenecid with penicillins increase drug levels
ampicillin Gm- and Gm+
penicillin misc
ask client about allergy to PCN
empty stoamch report severe diarrhea
do not take with acid drinks Oj and Crandberry juice
penicillin teachings
inhibit synthesis of bacterial cell walls G- mostly
cephlasporins
cefaclor (ceclor)
cefazolin (kefzol, ancef)
cephlasproins protatype
surgical prophalaxiz respiratory infection skin tissues joints uti blood infection
cephlasprins indications of use
1st 2nd 3rd generations
cross sensitivty with pcn
cephlasprins misc
with food or milk
report sever diarrhea
cephlasproins
prevent protein synthesis Gm- bacteria
-pseudomonas
-klebsiella
-e.coli
-serratia
-proteus
-enterobacter
AE: nephrotoxicity with increase dose in elderly
ototoxicty with increase dose in elderly
neurotoxicity
aminoglycosides
gentamicin (garamycin)
aminoglycosides
serious systemic infections TB (streptomycin) before bowl surgery (neomycin)
aminoglycosides
im,iv
careful regulation of dose to avoid toxicity. loading dose and maintenance dose. monitor level with peak and trough.
single dose to prevent nephrotoxcity need for levels avoid dehydration
aminoglycosides
interfer with dna Gm-
AE: hypersensitivty, photosensitivy
fluoroquinolines
ciproflaxcin ( cipro)
fluoroquinolines
infections of respiratory gi gu (utis)
fluoroquinolines
most given orally not for <18 not for prego or lactating
fluorquinolines
avoid sunlight
fluoroquinolines
inhibit microbial protein synthesis Gm+ some Gm-
AE: photosensitivity
suferinfection
tetracyclines
tetracycline (achromycin)
tetracylines
not systemic infections
acne
uncommon infections = cholera, typhus, RMSF, also urethral, cervical, rectal (chlamydia)
tetracyclines
gm+ strep and staph are resistent
used in Gm+ only when client has allergy to PCN
contraindicated: renal failure, prego, <8 yr
tetracyclines
avoid sunlight
with food to avoid N&S
not with dairy product antacid or iron (take 2 hours before and after ) oral care
tetracyclines
halt multiplication (bacteriostatic) Gm+ and Gm-
AE: photosensitivity hypersensitivity
sulfanomides
sulfadiazine combination agent
bactrim- most common
sulfanomides
common use utis
topical sulfanomides (silvadene) used for burn sepsis
sulfanomides
avoid aspirin, ibprofen- increase toxicity - displace drug. contrainficated: with allergy to salicylates
sulfanomides
empty stomach (before or after meals) avoid the sunlight. 2-3 qts water a day
sulfanomides
analgesic action.
indicated for treatmenr of pain, urgency and frequency associated with utis
urinary agents
furadantin, pyridium
urinary agnts
specific use:utis
urinary agents
expect discolored urine with pyridium- turns urine orange-red
urinary agents
inhibit microbial protein syntheses Gm+ cocci (strep&staph)
AE: (erythromycin)-hepatotoxicity- exc iv-phelbitis
AE: misc drugs: vancomycin: nephrotoxicity, ototoxicity
cindamycin: severe diarrhea
macrolides
erythromycin (E-mycin)
macrolides
E-mycin: respiratory infections, soft tissue. (used for RF, STD's if allergey to PCN)
vancomycin: severe infections
macrolides
excreted by live- caution wth liver impairment
macrolides
suspension: empty stomach- evenly spaced rount the clock
tablets: anytime
macrolides