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Infectious Dis. Meds

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Contraindications for Amoxicillin "Allergic to penicillins; asthma, ibs, ulcerative colitis, staph"
S/E for Amoxicillin "n/v/d, abd pain, super infections, SJS, anaphylaxis, angioedema, nephrotoxicity"
Drug interactions for Amoxicillin "ASA, tetracycline, oral contraceptives, warfarin"
Nursing interventions for amoxicillin "Monitor cultures; Allergies, liver studies/labs, teach to take with food and increase fluids, use alternate contraceptives"
Contraindications for ceftriaxone "do not give oraly, hypersensitivity, ballbladder dz, bleeding disorders"
s/e for ceftriaxone "SJS, angioedema, seizure, throbocytopenia, anaphylaxis"
Drug interactions for ceftriaxone "loop diuretics, warfarin, aminoglycosides"
Nursing: ceftriaxone "superinfections s/s, monitor for bleeding, teach to take with buttermilk or yogurt, take the complete course of meds"
Contraindications for azithromycin "hypersensitivity, bradycardia, hypokalemia, hypomagnesemiia"
S/E for azithromycin "ototoxicity, hepatotoxicity, SJS, prolonged QT intervals"
Drug interactions for azithromyicin "digoxin, warfarin, amiodarone"
Nursing for azithromycin "take on empty stomach with a full glass of water, no fruit juice, wear sunscreen, increase fluids"
Contraindications for clindamycin "hypersensitivity, previous C-Diff ulcerative colitis, severe liver impainrment, lactating mothers"
S/E for clindamycin "n/v/d, bloody stool, tinnitus, rash, abd cramping, stomatitis, hearing loss, anaphylaxis, colitis"
Contraindications for Vancomycin none
S/E for vancomycin "ototoxicity, leukopenia, severe hypotension, tachycardia, SJS, Red man syndrome"
Nursing for Vancomycin "monitor the 8th cranial nerve, i/o, BUN and Creatnine, peak and trough levels"
Contraindications for Tetracyclines "hypersensitivity, severe hepatic/renal dz, pregnancy/lactating"
S/E for Tetracyclines "SJS, blood dyscrasias, hepatoxicty, teeth discoloration and bone pitting"
Nursing for Tetracyclines "monitory PT, INR; take on an empty stomach with full glass of water, avoid antacids, milk and iron containing drugs; use alternate birth control"
Drug interactions for tetracyclines "Digoxin, warfarin, oral contraceptives, antacids"
Contraindications for Gentamycin "Hypersensitivity, preganancy, hearing loss, severe renal dz; caution with children and older adults"
S/E for Gentamycin "photosensitivity, ototoxicity, nephrotoxicity, hepatotoxicity, thrombocytopenia"
drug interactions gentamycin Furosemide-increases the chance of ototoxicity and nephrotoxicity
nursing for gentamycin peak and trough levels-narrow theraputic range; monitor the 8th cranial nerve; monitor renal and liver labs
Contraindications for levofloxacin "sever renal dz, pregnancy/lactating, dehydration; cardiac dysrhythmias"
S/E for levofloxacin "n/v/d tinnitus, weakness, tremors, dizzy, rash; photosensitivity, crystalluria, blood dyscrasias, peripheral neuropathy"
Life threatening S/E of levofloxacin "hepatotoxicity, nephrotoxicity, encephalopathy, seizures, C-Diff"
Drug interactions levofloxacin "oral hypoglycemics, theophylline, warfarin"
Nursing for levofloxacin "take antacids 2 hrs prior or after taking med, full glass of water, increase fluids, wear sunscreen, monitor bs, and crystaluria"
contraindications for TMP (Bactrim) "severe liver/renal dz; hypersensitivity; caution in older adults, malnurished or Hx sulfonamide induced thrombocytopenia"
S/E for TMP (bactrim) "n/v/d jaundice, stomatitis, rash, fatique, insomnia, ha, hallucinations"
A/E for TMP (bactrim) "blood dyscrasias, crystalluria, renal failure, angioedema, hyperkalemia, seizures, C-Diff"
Drug interactions for TMP(bactrim) "warfarin, hypoglycemics, digoxin, ACE inhibitors"
Nursing for TMP (bactrim) "monitor: potassium, renal/hepatic lab values; take on empty stomach with full glass of water; DO NOT take with antacids; increase fluids; monitor bs frequently; wear sunscreen"
superinfection signs "yeast infection, furry tounge, thrush"
what is amoxicillin? Broad-spectrum penicillin
what is dicloxacillin? Penicilinase-resistant penicillin
S/S of allergic reactions "dyspnea, skin rash, itching and hives"
what is peak? 30 after admin of med or 30 min after completion of IV infusion
what is trough? right before the next dose of medication
what do you use trimethoprin for? "UTI’s, otitis media, pertussis"
what is ceftriaxone used for? "UTI, postoperative infections, pelvic infections, meningitis"
what is vancomycin used for? "staph, strep and C-Diff; drug resistant MRSA"
what is tetracyclines used for? "respiratory and skin infections, STD’s, acne, H-Pylori"
What is azithromycin used for? "community acquired pneumonia, upper resp. infection, gonorrhea"
What is gentamicin used for? "MRSA, UTI, endocarditis, osteomyelitiis, E. Coli, pelvic inflammatory disease"
What is levofloxacin used for? "UTI’S, skin infections, soft tissue, bone and joint infections, PID and gonorrhea"
what is tendiopathy? ruptured tendon cause by the use of levofloacin; over 60yr of age and using steroids are the most common
what is bactrim used for? "URI’s, otitis media, strep, traveler’s dirrhea, E. Coli"
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