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Sulfonamides

MoA (Pathway)?
PABA ----(dihydropteroate Synthase)--> Folate
Folate ---(dihydrofolate reductase)--> THF --> Thymadine

Sulfonamides are PABA analogues that inhibit dihydropteroate Synth = No Folic Acid synthesis

Blocks NA Synthesis Inhibitors
Sulfonamide Pk

Route? BBB? Metabolism/cautions-Soln? Spectrum/use?
Oral with good absorb, +BBB

Acetylated/Conjugated by liver and crystalizes in acidic urine; (drink lots of H2O or Rx Bicarb)

Bacteriostatic agent for g+, g-, no mycoplasma
Tx of Abscess with Sulfas?


Problem/Soln?
Abscess are full of PABA that will out compete the drug for dihydropteroate binding sites; abscess needs to be drained first
Sulfonamides (5)
Sulfamethoxazole
Sulfisoxazole
Sulfadiazine
Sulfadoxine
Mafenide
General uses?

Trimethoprim + Sulfamethoxazole?
Pyramethamine + Sulfadiazine?
Pyramethamine + Sulfadoxine?
Generally paired with others b/c of resistance

Jirovicci = Trimethoprim + Sulfamethoxazole
Toxoplasma = Pyramethamine + Sulfadiazine
Malaria = Pyramethamine + Sulfadoxine
Sulfacetimide

MoA? Spectrum? Tx (1)?
Inhibits Dihydropteroate Synthase = No Folic acid = NA Synthesis inhibitor

Tx: Eye Infections
Mafenide

MoA? Spectrum? Tx (1)? Ae(2)?
Inhibits Dihydropteroate Synthase = No Folic acid = NA Synthesis inhibitor

Tx: Burn Dressing
Ae: Burning Sensation/Metabolic Acidosis
Silver Sulfadiazine

MoA? Spectrum? Tx(1)?
Inhibits Dihydropteroate Synthase = No Folic acid = NA Synthesis inhibitor

Tx: Superior Tx for burn dressing than Mafenide
Trimethoprim

MoA? Distribution(1)? Tx (2)? Ae(2)?
MoA: Inhibits Dihydrofolate reductase = No Folic Acid = NA Synthesis inhibitor

Distributes widely, especially into prostate

Tx: Prostatitis, UTI

Ae: APLASTIC ANEMIA, Enterocolitis
Cotrimethoxazole

MoA? Spectrum (2) ? What doesnt it cover? Synthesis/FDC? DoC(2)? Tx(1)?
Co + Trimethoprim + Sulfamethoxazole
Bacterocidal -Seq inhib Dihydropteroate synth and dihydrofolate reductase.

g+, g-; no Mycoplasma coverage
Fixed drug combo of 5:1 Sulfa to Trimethoprim
DoC: Nocardia (Nosocomial PNA); P. Jirovivi
Tx: UTI
Sulfa Contraindications (1)?

Ae: (7)?
C/I Prego - decreases folic acid = Neural Tube defects

Phototoxic, Stevens-Johnson(profuse mucosal bleeding), G6PD Hemol, Kernicterus(displaces BR), HSR , Crystalluria
Sulfamethoxazole Resistence

Trimethoprim Resistance

(3)?
Overproduction of PABA (Abscess)
Mutation in target Enzyme
Permeability Change
Quinolones

MoA? cidal/static? Spectrum?
Bacteriocidal Agent that inhib DNA Gyrase: Topo II - (clips but doesn't reseal) = Toxic DNA Fragments Accumulate; = no NA Synthesis

Spectr: g-
Nalidixic Acid

Class/Spectrum? MoA? Tx Problems? Ae(3)?
Quinolone; Topo II Inhib; NA Synth Inhib

Doesn't reach high enough serum levels, high urine concentration

Rapid Resistance, G6PD Hemol. SEIZURES
Fluoroquinolones

MoA? CDKE/PAE? Tx (2)?
NA Synth Inhib; inhibits Topo II and Topo IV
+CDKR/PAE

Tx: g+ streptococci, g-
Fluoroquinolone Pk

Route/admin? Metabolism (exception)?
Orally Administetred; Take on empty stomache, will Chelate with cations;

B/D by liver, secreted via ATS (Probenecid will enhance)
(moxifloxacin excreted via GI/Bile)
Ciprofloxacin/Levofloxacin

MoA? Spectrum? DoC(3)?
NA Synth Inhib; inhibits Topo II and Topo IV
+CDKR/PAE

Tx: g+ streptococci, g-
DoC: Anthrax, Typhoid FV, MDR-TB,
Moxifloxacin

MoA? Worst against?
NA Synth Inhib; inhibits Topo II and Topo IV
+CDKR/PAE

Worst against Pseudomonas
Trovafloxacin

Tx?
Fluoroquinolone not used b/c of Liver Toxicity
Norfloxacin

MoA? Tx(2)?
NA Synth Inhib; inhibits Topo II and Topo IV
+CDKR/PAE

Tx: UTI/Prostatitis
Fluoroquinolone Ae (4)? C/I (2)?
CNS
Phototoxic
Prolonged QT
Cartiladge/Achilles Rupture

C/I: Prego or kids b/c it chelates cations
Fluoroquiolone Drug Interactions (2)? Resistance (2)?
NSAIDS incr phototoxicity and seizures;
CYP450 inhib

Inactivated by acetylatation (like AMG)
Mutations in Topo II/IV