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PCN mech of action rupture cell wall
C&S culture and sensitivity
Shapes of bacteria rod, cocci or spiral
bactericidal kill the bacteria
bacteriostatic stops replication of bacteria
nosocomial infection hospital acquired infection
TAG till all gone auxillary label
superbug causes atb overuse, via scripts for viruses, patient noncompliance, atb use in cows and chickens
MRSA methcillin resistant staphelacocous aureas
ATB class closely related to penicillins cephalosporins
prefix or suffix or infix for cephalosporins cef, ceph
amoxicillin 500mg take two tablets by mouth one hour prior to appointment. dental prophylaxis
Augmentin suspension storage and bud fridge good for 10 days
zithromax suspension storage and bud rt or fridge = good for 10 days
Keflex suspension storage and bud fridge = good for 14 days
VRE Vanco resistant enterococci
Drug of choice for MRSA vanco
Side effect of vanco nephro and ototoxicity
Red Man Syndrome complication of vanco IV administration due to rapid infusion. Admin over 60 min
Macrolide mechanism of action blocks protein synthesis
Medications in Macrolide class zithromax, biaxin, erythromycin,
Prevpac TCN prevacid and biaxin tx h pylori
Oldest drug class sulfonamide
treats UTI and skin conditions and infections Bactrim
sulfonamides mech of action blocks folic acid production of bacteria
Dispensing issues of sulfonamides avoid sun avoid alcohol and drink lots of h20
Possible fatal drug reaction to sulfonamides Stevens Johnson Syndrome
Treats UTI - used frequently especially if patient has sulfa allergy macrobid
turns urine orange phenazopyridine or pyridium
This drug can cause fatal colitis clindamycin or cleocin
Topical ATB muprocin or bactroban
crystalluria Forming crystal in kidney. Can happen if not enough water consumed with sulfas
Drug of choice for Lyme Disease doxycycline
rifampin and isoniazid Treats TB or tuberculosis
flagyl auxillary label do not drink alcohol
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