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Pharm. tech book
antibiotics--p272-278
Question | Answer |
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it produces infection of different organs or systems of the body. | Pathogenic microorganisms |
an agent that is capable of killing bacteria | bactericidal |
an agent inhibits bacterial growth but does not necessarily kill bacteria | bacteriostatic |
derived from a natural source rather than a synthetic source. | antibiotic |
most common source of antibiotics are ___ and other bacteria. | molds |
pcn, cephalosporins, carbapenems and monobactams are; | beta-lactam antibiotics |
was one of the first antibiotics developed | pcn |
penicillinase resistant | anti staph |
semisynthetic antibiotics structurally and pharmacologically related to pcn | cephalosporins |
useful against respiratory infections. pts who are allergic to pcn can usually take this med | macrolides |
first drugs to prevent and cure human bacterial infections successfully. They should be used in caution in pts with kidney impairment | sulfonamides |
blood in the urine | hematuria |
kidney stones | crystalluria |
broad spectrum agents that are effective against certain bacterial strains that are resistant to other antibiotics | tetracyclines (TCN) |
should not be given with iron tablets, antacids, or dairy products | TCN |
should be taken 1 hr before or 2hrs after a meal | TCN |
used primarily for infections caused by gram negative enterobacteria | Aminoglycosides |
what color is gram neg. | red or pink |
aminoglycosides can cause serious adverse effects such as; | ototoxicity and nephrotoxicity |
causes kidney damage | neomycin |
useful in pcn allergic pts (preg cat. X) | fluoroquinolones |
miscel. antibacterial agents. pts taking ____ much avoid alcohol | metronidazole (flagal) |
most effective antibiotic against anaerobic bacteria (bacteria that grow w/out oxygen) | metronidazole |
what color is gram-positive organisms | purple |
should be well diluted and given slowely. A reaction known as red man syndrome may occur if given to fast | Vancomycin |
rapid swelling of the skin, mucosa, and submucosal tissues. | angioedema |
pcn g potassium | pentids, pfizerpen (natural) |
penicillin g benzathine | bicillin (natural) |
pcn g procaine | crysticillin, wycillin (natural) |
pcn V potassium | beenpen (natural) |
CLOXAcillin | CLOXApen (resistant PCN) |
dicloxacillin | dynapen (resistant PCN) |
NAFCILlin | nafcil, unipen (resistant PCN) |
amoxicillin, amoxicillin/cavulanate | amoxil, trimox, augmentin (sytmc pcn) |
ampicillin | omnipen, ampicin (systmc pcn) |
CEFadroxil (1st gen) | Duricef |
CEFazolin (1st gen) | ancef, kefzol |
cephalexin (1st gen) | cefanex, keflex |
cefaCLOR (2nd gen) | ceclor |
CEFOtetan (2nd gen) | cefotan |
ceFOXitin (2nd gen) | mefoxin |
CEFdinir (3rd gen) | omnicef |
CEFoperazone (3rd gen) | cefobid |
cefotaxime (3rd gen) | claforan |
cefproZIL (3rd gen) | cefzil |
ceftriaxone (3rd gen) | rocephin |
cefepime (4th gen) | maxipime |
aZITHROMycin | zithromax |
clarithromycin | biaxin, filmtabs, biaxin |
ERYTHROmycin | erythrocin |
ERYthromycin ethylsuccinate | EES, eryped |
sulfisoxazole | gantrisin |
sulfadiazine | microsulfon |
SULFAMETHOXAZOLE | sulfamethoxazole |
sulfasalazine | azulfidine |
trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole | bactrim, septra |
sulfadiazine/sulfamerazine/sulfamethazine | triple sulfa sultrin |
oxytetracycline | terramycin |
tetracycline | achromycin |
demeclocycline | declomycin |
doxycycline hyclate | vibramycin |
MINOCycline | minocin |
AMIKacin | amikin |
gentamicin | garamycin |
neomycin | mycifradin |
STREPTOMYcin | streptomycin |
CINoxacin | cinobac |
CIPROfloxacin | cipro |
gatifloxacin | tequin |
nalidixic acid | negGram |
nitroFURantoin | furadantin |
NORfloxacin | noroxin |