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What is the mechanism of action of penicillins?
- inhibiting formation of peptidoglycan cross-links in the bacterial cell wall
What are the four classes of penicillins?
-natural
- penicillinase-resistant
- aminopenicillins
-extended-spectrum
What functional group of penicillin binds to enzyme DD transpeptidase?
- Beta lactam
What is trade name of penicillin G the natural penicillin?
- trade name: pfizerpen
What is the dose and ROA of pfizerpen?
- 20-30 million units/d
- IV or intramuscular
What is the trade name of the penicillinase-resistant penicillin cloxacillin sodium?
- Cloxapen
- Tegopen
What is the dosage and ROA of cloxacillin sodium?
- 250-500mg q6h
- oral
What are the trade names of the aminopenicillin amoxicillin?
- amoxil
-trimox
-wymox
What is the dosage and ROA of amoxicillin?
- 250-500 mg q8h or 875 twice daily
- Oral
What are the trade names of the aninopenicillin named ampicillin?
- omnipen
- principen
- totacillin
What is the dosage and ROA of ampicillin?
- 250 - 500 mg q6h
- Oral
What are the trade names of the extended spectrum penicillin mexlocillin sodium?
- mezlin
What is the dosage and ROA of mezlocillin sodium?
- 200 -300mg/kg/d in 4-6 doses
- intra muscular, IV
What is a extended spectrum penicillin?
-mezlocillin sodium
What are two aminopenicillins?
- amoxicillin
- ampicillin
What is a semisympathetic penicillin, or pencillinase-resistant penicillin?
- cloxacillin sodium
What is the name of a natural penicillin?
- penicillin G
What is penicillin G the original penicillin used to treat still? (7)
- UTIs
- gonorrhea
-syphilis
- septicemia
- meningitis
- pneumonia
- respiratory infections
What are common adverse effects of penicillin?
- nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, black tongue
What is the serious adverse effects of penicillin?
- neurotoxicity in very high doses