Top 200 Drugs Dl9 Antibiotics And Antifungal

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Zithromax generic name
Zmax

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Azithromycin dihydrate

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Zithromax/Zmax
Azithromycin dihydrate
drug class

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Macrolide antibiotic

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Zithromax/Zmax
Azithromycin dihydrate
indications

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Moderate bacterial infections
Ear infection
Sinusitis
respiratory and skin infections

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Zithromax/Zmax
Azithromycin dihydrate
drug interactions

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Antacids slow absorption

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Zithromax/Zmax
Azithromycin dihydrate
side effect

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severe diarrhea

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Biaxin
Biaxin XL generic name

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Clarithromycin

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Biaxin/Biaxin XL /
Clarithromycin
drug class

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Macrolide antibiotic

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Biaxin/Biaxin XL /
Clarithromycin
indications

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mild to moderate pharyngitis or tonsillitis
Pneumonia
Mycobacterial infections

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Biaxin/Biaxin XL /
Clarithromycin
warning

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Patients with renal impairment should not take

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Biaxin/Biaxin XL /
Clarithromycin
side effects

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nausea
diarrhea

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Veetids
Pen-Vee
V-Cillin generc name

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Penicillin VK

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Veetids/Pen-Vee/V-Cillin /
Penicillin

indications

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Bacterial infections
Bacterial endocarditis prophylaxis (heart valve infection)
Rheumatic fever or chorea prophylaxis

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Veetids/Pen-Vee/V-Cillin /
Penicillin
drug interactions

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May decrease oral contraceptive effectiveness
Do not take with bacteriostatic antibiotics

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Amoxil
Trimox generic name

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Amoxicillin

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Amoxil/Trimox
Amoxicillin
drug class

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Penicillin antibiotic

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Amoxil/Trimox
Amoxicillin
indications

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bacterial infection
gonorrhea

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Amoxil/Trimox
Amoxicillin
drug interactions

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May decrease oral contraceptive effectiveness
Do not take with bacteriostatic antibiotics

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Augmentin
Amoclan generic name

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Amoxicillin with
Clavulanate

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Augmentin/Amoclan
Amoxicillin withClavulanate

drug class

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Amino penicillin antibiotic
plus a beta-lactamase inhibitor

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Augmentin/Amoclan
Amoxicillin withClavulanate
indications

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bacterial sinus infections
recurring ear infections
respiratory infection
UTIs

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Sumycin generic name

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Tetracycline

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Sumycin/
Tetracycline
drug class

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Tetracycline antibiotic

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Sumycin/
Tetracycline indications

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Treatment of gram neg and pos bacteria
Acne

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Sumycin/
Tetracycline
drug interactions

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Inhibits protein synthesis
Nephrotoxicity can result when administered with methoxyflurane
May impair bactericidal antibiotics
May decrease effectiveness of oral contraceptives
Increases bioavailability of Digoxin

Should not be taken with bactericidial antibiotics

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Sumycin/
Tetracycline
side effect

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discolors teeth in children

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Sumycin/
Tetracyclin
food warning

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Do not take with dairy products

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Vibramycin
Vibr-Tabs generic name

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Doxycycline

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Vibramycin/Vibr-Tabs
Doxycycline
drug class

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Tetracycline antibiotic

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Vibramycin/Vibr-Tabs
Doxycycline
indications

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For the treatment of primary and secondary syphalis
Uncomplicated gonohhrea
Prophalaxis of malaria

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Vibramycin/Vibr-Tabs
Doxycycline
drug interactions

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Nephrotoxicity can result when administered with methoxyflurane (anesthesia)
May impair effectiveness of oral contraceptives
May increase bioavailability of Digoxin

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Minocin generic name

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Minocycline

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Minocin/
Minocycline indications

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Bacterial infections
Acne

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Minocin/
Minocycline
drug class

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Tetracycline antibiotic

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Minocin/
Minocycline
drug interactions

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Nephrotoxicity can result when administered with methoxyflurane
May impair bactericidal antibiotics
May decrease effectiveness of oral contraceptives
Increases bioavailability of Digoxin

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Mycolog II Cream/ointment
generic name

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Nystatin
+ Triamcinolone (steroid)

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Mycolog/
Nystatin+ Triamcinolone
indications

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Treatment of fungal skin infections (cutaneous candidiasis)

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Mycolog/
Nystatin+ Triamcinolone
drug class

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Topical antifungal

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Mycolog/
Nystatin+ Triamcinolone
mechanism

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Triamcinolone inhibits transcription of m-RNA
Nystatin changes permeability of cell membrane

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Macrolide antibiotic examples

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Zithromax
Biaxin

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Macrolide antibiotic mechanism/class

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Bacteriostatic
Does not kill bacteria but prevents reproduction of the cells via ribosomal effects

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Penicillins mechanism/class

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Bacteriocidal
Kills bacteria by inhibiting protein synthesis and preventing cell synthesi

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Zithromax dosages

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Chlamydia: 1g, 1 time dose
Respiratory: 500mg/day-1day; 250mg/day- days 2-5
Sinusitis: 500mg/day for 3days
Kids: 10mg/Kg day1;
5mg/day days 2-5

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Zmax dose

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1g dosage
long acting form

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Biaxin/Biaxin XL /
Clarithromycin
drug interactions

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Antacids decrease absorption

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Sumycin/
Tetracycline drug and food interactions

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Avoid Fe++, Mg++ and dairy
(cations will chelate drug)

Take on an empty stomach

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Amoxicillin sside effect and instruction

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severe diahrrea. Take with food
(A will be slower but total F will be unimpaired)

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Antibiotic DL9 to take on empty stomach
(improved F)

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Zithromax
Penicillin
Tetracycline
Vibramycin
Minocine

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Antibiotic DL9 to take with food

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Biaxin
Amoxicillin