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6th mod wk3
immune system study guide
| brand | generic | classification | indication/use |
|---|---|---|---|
| vit b-12 | cyanocobalamin | nutritional agent | pernicious anemia |
| tiazac | diltiazem | calcium channel blocker | vasospastic angina |
| femstat-3 | butoconazole | antifungal antibiotic | candidiasis |
| nebcin | tobramycin | aminoglycoside | severe infections |
| dynacin | minocycline | tcn antibiotic | gonorrhea |
| megace | megestrol | progestin hormone | palliative tx for breast cancer/ endometrial cancer |
| proscar | finasteride | antiandrogen | bph |
| imuran | azathioprine | immunosupressant | kidney transplant |
| norvir | ritinovir | protease inhibitor | hiv/aids |
| arimidex | anastrazole | antieoplastic | breast cancer in postmenopausal women |
| fibercon | calcium polycarbophil | bulk laxative/ antidiarrheal | constipation or diarrhea |
| the immune system | ANTIBODIES are called immunoglobulins | pathogens-a disease causing organism | |
| 4 basic types of organisms: | bacteria,viruses,fungi,parasites | bacteria-single celled organism | viruses-tiny genetic parasites |
| fungi-non photosynethic, organisms found thruout the enviroment | parasites-protozoa,roundworms, flatworms, arthropods | 3 main pathogen routes of transmission: ingestion,inhalation, physical contact | handwashing is the number 1 way of preventing transmission to pathogens |
| another word for anti-infectives is anti-microbial | 4 groups of PCN: natural pcn, penicillinase- resistant pcn, aminopenicillians, extended spectrum pcn | 4 generations of pcn: pcnG benzathine(bicillin); methocilli(staphcillin);2nd- ampicillin(omnipen) 3rd- ticarcillin(ticar) 4th-pi peracillin(pipracil) | aminoglycosides-are oxotoxic drugs which cause hearing loss |
| cephalosporins- chemical cousins to pcn | subdivided into 4 generations: cephalexin(keflex) 2. cefaclor(ceclor) 3/4. cefdinir(omnicef) | TCN-used as agents against acne,bacteria, protazoans, antirheumatic agents. | tcn-used for the tx of lyme disease/malaria. minocycline(minocin); oxytetracycline (terramycic) |
| macrolides are bacteriostatic; aminoglycosides/ florquinolones are bactericidial. suflonamides contains sulfur. | macrolides- biaxin, zithromax | aminoglycosides-tx for severe infections of the adbomen/urinary tract | given iv only for systemic conditions/ topically for ocular infections. |
| oxotoxic drugs: gentamicin(garamycin) tabramycin(nebcin) amikacin(amikin) | quinolones-tx of severe infection bone/joint,skin urinary tract,tb,some std's. | ex. of quinolones cipro,floxin. | sulfonamides-sulfa drugs,tx of uti,middle ear infections,travelers diarrheal,also aids related pneumonia. |
| ex. of sulfa drugs: sulfisoxazole(gantrism)septra,bactrim(smz-tmp) | |||
| antifungals-3 categories:systemic mycoses, oral drugs, topical drugs. | mycosis\mycoses-when fungi pass the resistance barrier of human/animal body to establish infections. | mucocutaneous zone- region of skin comprising both mucossa & cutaneous skin. | LATOSHIA HOLLIDAY |
| atacand | candesartan | angiotension 2 receptor antagonist | htn |
| suprex | cefixime | 3rd generation cephalosporin antibiotic | strep infections |