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What are the four bacterial protein synthesis inhibitors?
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1. Aminoglycosides(P site)
2. Tetracyclines(A site) 3. Chloramphenicol(stop AA transfer) 4. Macrolides(Stop tRNA translocation) BUY AT 30 |
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Name the five aminogylcosides and their excretion?
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1. Streptomycin
2. Gentamycin 3. Tobramycin 4. Amikacin 5. Neomycin 1. Water soluble = Renal excretion |
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What is the spectrum of aminoglycosides?(2)
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1. Gram (-) Rods
2. Coming with PCN for Psuedomonas and Enterococci |
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What is streptomycin the DOC for?
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1. Yersina pestis
2. Tularemia |
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What is the toxicity of Aminoglycosides?
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1. Nephrotoxic
2. Ototoxic 3. NM blockade with muscle relaxants( dcr. Ach) |
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What is the MOA of aminoglycosides?(2)
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1. Attacks the 30S ribosome
2. Causes protein misreads in bacteria |
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Why do you give neomycin during hepatic encephalopathy?
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1. Give it orally to flush the guy flora and NH4+
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Name the three tetracyclines?
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1. Doxy(Liver)
2. Miro(kidney) 3. Demeclo(SIADH Tx) |
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What organisms do the tetracyclins attack?(6)
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1. Chlamydia
2. Mycoplasma 3. Borrellia 4. H. Pylori 5. Brucella 6. Vibrio |
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What is the PK of tetracylcins?
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1. Water soluble
2. Kidney excretion |
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What is the toxicity of tetracylcins?(3)
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1. Chelators(Ca and Mg)
2. No pregnancy(bone malformation) 3. Phototoxic |
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What is chloramphenicol?
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1. Broad spectrum
2. Very toxic 3. Backup for Salmonella and Rickettsia 4. Good CNS 5. Liver = Glucouronidation 6. p450 inhibitor |
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What is the toxicity of chloramphenicol?
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1. Aplastic Anemia
2. Grey Baby Syndrome (no glucouronyl transferase) |
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Name the three macrolides?
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1. Erythro(liver)
2. Azithro(kidney) 3. Clarithro(Liver) |
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What are the organisms targeted by the macrolides?
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1. A Legion Camped and ate My Chlams
2. My "A" Legion Camped and ate My Chlams 3. Harry's Legion Camped and "A"te My Chlams |
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What are the toxicities of the macrolides?(4)
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1. Pregnancy X
2. Reversibly Ototoxic 3. GI distress 4. Erythro sometimes JAUNDICE |
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Describe Clindamycin?(4)
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1. MOA = 50S
2. Inhibits translocation 3. Narrow spectrum; Gram (+) cocci, no MRSA 4. Anaerobes |
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What does Clindamycin also treat?
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1. Osteomyelitis
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What toxicity does Clindamycin have?
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1. Psuedomembranous Colitis
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