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Piperacillin
Think james bond with a Pipe bomb |
BL, extended spectrum, covers Pseudomonas
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Zosyn(BL and BLactamase inhibitor)
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Piperacillin + Tazobactom
Uses: same as piperacillin (Pseudomonas rods) + Staph & H. influenzae |
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Ticarcillin
James bond using a Tic rocket |
BL extended spectrum covering Pseuodomonas
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Augmentin ORAL
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Amoxicillin + Clavulonic Acid
Skin and soft tissue infections, bacterial pneumoniae, OM, Sinusitis Tx skin/soft tissue - infections & bites (NON‐MRSA Staph, Strep, Pasteurella) - Tx URIs (otitis media/sinusitis/AECB) (pneumococcus, NTHI, Moraxella) |
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Unasyn IV
iv version of augmentin |
Amoxicillin + sulbactam
Tx skin/soft tissue - infections & bites (NON‐MRSA Staph, Strep, Pasteurella) - Tx URIs (otitis media/sinusitis/AECB) (pneumococcus, NTHI, Moraxella) |
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Methacillin, Nafcillin, Oxacillin
Met a Nasty Ox |
BL, best for S. aureus except MRSA with BL inhibitor
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Cefazolin(IV) aka ANCEF
Cephalexin(oral) |
1st gen cephalosporin
Tx: for soft tissue/skin infection Tx: surgical prophylaxis S. aureus and S. pyogenes |
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CeFOXitin
CefMETazole CefoTEtan Fox Met Anny for Tea |
2nd gen ceph,
Anaerobes! used for URIs and intraabdominal surgery |
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Ceftriaxone
Cefotaxdime |
3rd gen ceph
Ceftriazone crosses BBB Treats meningitis, serious URIs, Pyelonephritis, Neisseria etc |
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Cefepime
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Widely used in TMC, effective against most Gram negative bugs + PA + gram + strep
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Ceftobripole
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X gen ceph possibly VRMRSA
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Primaxin
Combo carbepenem |
Imipenem + Cilastin(prevents renal tubular inactivation)
ALL bugs except MRSA and stenotrophomonas, can cause seizure |
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Aztreonam(monobactam)
Think tree falling on your house |
ALL GRAM - !
Tree falls and destroys half of house (monobactam) |