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rsrch pharm 2

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doxycylineAMINOGLYCOSIDEclindamycin (cleocin)vancomycin (vancocin)ANTIVIRAL AGENTSACYCLOVIR (ZOVIRAX)isoniazid
Tetracycline antibiotic "BIG GUNs" bacteriocidal antibiotics with poor oral absorption antibiotic (other class) unlike any other antibiotic in that it binds to cell wall agent that needs to attack in DNA or RNA reduce viral shedding, creasee local symptomss, and cecrease severity and duration of illness. CI inthose with optic neuritis, and thos w/ previous isoniazid associated hapteic injusry or acute liver disease.
Bacteriostatic: Inhibits protein synthesis of susceptible bacteria, causing cell death capable of toxicity to renal and ears indicated for strains of anaerobes, streptococci, staphylococci, pneumococci used for MRSA bacterias; antibiotic of choice for antibiotic induced psuedomembranous colitis used for HSV 1 & 2 and VZV, which causes chiken pox and shingles metabolized through liver: therefore cannot be taken if liver does not have enough enzymes
Oral tetracyclines used for acne, uncomplicated adult urethral, endocervical, or rectal infections caused by C. tracho gentamycin, amikacin inihibits protien sythesis in bacteria by binding to S50 ribosomal subunit destroys bacteria by binding to wall and inhibits growth of cell wall. acyclovir antiviral antitubucular
Dental: Discoloring and inadequate calcification of primary teeth of fetus if used by pregnant women, discoloring and inadequate calcification of permanent teeth if used during period of dental development BUN and creatinine levels measured aand during aminoglycoside therapy Adult IV/PO- 300-900; mg. bid not active against gram negative bacteria (blank) (blank) (blank)
(blank) SE- symptoms of ototoxicity; tinnitus; dizziness,feeling of fullness in ears, hearing loss (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank)
(blank) PEAK and TROUGH blood levels one hour before and after drug admin (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank)
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