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Infectious Disease

I.D. Study Cards

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DOC - most streptococci penicillin
DOC - MSSA nafcillin -OR- cefazolin
DOC - Enterococcus spp ampicillin + aminoglycoside (for serious infxn)
DOC - Pasteurella multocida penicillin
DOC - uncomplicated or disseminated gonorrhea ceftriaxone
DOC - Acenitobacter spp a carbapenem
DOC - MRSA vancomycin -OR- linezolid
DOC - C Diff metronidazole -OR- vancomycin (PO)
DOC - Salmonella/Shigella a FQ
DOC - Legionella spp a FQ (+/- rifampin) -OR- azithromycin
DOC - H. Flu TMP-SMX (Bactrim)
DOC - S. maltophilia TMP-SMX (Bactrim)
DOC - Pneumocystis jiroveci (carinii) TMP-SMX (Bactrim)
DOC - B. Frag (and most anaerobic organisms) metronidazole
DOC - Chlamydia/Mycoplasma ("atypicals") azithromycin -OR- doxycycline
DOC - Ps. aeruginosa piperacillin-tazobactam (Zosyn); ceftazidime/cefepime; imipenem/meropenem; cipro -OR- levofloxacin
What does astreonam cover? aerobic Gram-NEGATIVES only (incl Ps. aeruginosa)
What does metronidazole cover? anaerobes only (& several protozoans)
What do aminoglycosides cover? aerobic Gram-NEGATIVES only
What does vancomycin cover? Gram-POSITIVES only (incl MRSA)
What does clindamycin cover? Gram-POSITIVES and anaerobes only (NO Gram-NEGATIVES!)
What does linezolid cover? Gram-POSITIVES only (incl MRSA)
Cephalosporins do NOT cover these two types... MRSA and Enterococcus
What does daptomycin cover? Gram-POSITIVES only (incl MRSA)
ADR's - penicillins/cephalosporins allergies (*crossreactivity btw cephalosporin/PCN is ~5%)
ADR's - Augmentin diarrhea
ADR's - cetriaxone potential for cholelithiasis @ high doses
ADR's - imipenem seizures (higher risk that other B-lactams)
ADR's - vancomycin renal dysfxn; "red-man" syndrome
ADR's - aminoglycosides nephrotoxicity; ototoxicity
ADR's - FQ CNS stimulation (seizures); tendon rupture req'ing surgical repair; < 18 YO - possible inhibition of cartilage growth
ADR's - TMP-SMX (Bactrim) hypersensitivity rxns (CI if sulfa allergy!); blood dyscrasias (esp high doses); acute renal dysfxn; incr. INR w/ warfarin
ADR's - clindamycin risk of C. Diff enterocolitis (though not much > than other ABX)
ADR's - metronidazole peripheral neuropathies; disulfiram-like rxn w/ alcohol; incr. INR w/ warfarin
ADR's - macrolides GI upset (worse with erythromycin v. newer agents); vein irritation/phlebitis w/ IV admin.
ADR's - tetracyclines binds to cacium = permanently stained teeth and retarded bone growth (avoid in < 8 YO); photosensitivity
ADR's - linezolid bone marrow suppression; weak MAOI (DI's)
ADR's - daptomycin skeletal muscle myopathy; peripheral neuropathies
ADR's - tigecycline same as twtracyclines (binds to cacium = permanently stained teeth and retarded bone growth (avoid in < 8 YO); photosensitivity)
Doses - ampicillin 1-2 grams (IVPB) Q 4-6hr
Doses - piperacillin-tazobactam (Zosyn) 3.375-4.5 grams (IVPB) Q 6hr
Doses - cefazolin 1-2 grams (IVPB) Q 8hr
Doses - ceftriaxone 1-2 grams (IVPB) Q 12-24hr
Doses - meropenem 1-2 grams (IVPB) Q 8hr
Doses - gentamicin/tobramycin 7 mg/kg (IVPB) Q 24hr (per Hartford nomegram)
Doses - levofloxacin 250-750 mg (IVPB) Q 24hr
Doses - TMP-SMX (Bactrim) 5-15 mg/kg/day (TMP component) in divided doses [same dose may be given IVPB or PO]
Doses - metronidazole 500 mg (IVPB/PO) Q 8hr
Doses - linezolid 600 mg (IVPB/PO) Q 12hr
Created by: branmuffin
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