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Med III Drugs

Med Knowledge III All Drugs

TermDefinition
brand name of amoxicillin amoxil
brand name of amoxicillin/clavulanic acid augmentin
brand name of penicillin g n/a
brand name of penicillin vk pen-vk
brand name of piperacillin/tazobactam zosyn
brand name of cephalexin keflex
brand name of cefazolin ancef (iv)
brand name of cefuroxime ceftin
brand name of ceftriaxone rocephin (iv/im)
brand name of cefdinir omnicef
brand name of cefepime maxipime (iv)
brand name of ertapenem invanz (iv)
brand name of meropenem merrem (iv)
therapeutic class of amoxicillin antibacterial
therapeutic class of amoxicillin/clavulanic acid antibacterial
therapeutic class of penicillin g antibacterial
therapeutic class of penicillin vk antibacterial
therapeutic class of cephalexin antibacterial
therapeutic class of cefazolin antibacterial
therapeutic class of cefuroxime antibacterial
therapeutic class of ceftriaxone antibacterial
therapeutic class of cefdinir antibacterial
therapeutic class of cefepime antibacterial
therapeutic class of ertapenem antibacterial
therapeutic class of meropenem antibacterial
therapeutic class of piperacillin/tazobactam antibacterial
pharmacologic class of amoxicillin aminopenicillin
pharmacologic class of amoxicillin/clavulanic acid aminopenicllin + beta lactamase inhibitor
pharmacologic class of penicillin g natural penicillin
pharmacologic class of penicillin vk natural penicillin
pharmacologic class of piperacillin/tazobactam extended spectrum penicillin + beta lactamase inhibitor
pharmacologic class of cephalexin 1st gen cephalosporin
pharmacologic class of cefazolin 1st gen cephalosporin
pharmacologic class of cefuroxime 2nd gen cephalosporin
pharmacologic class of ceftriaxone 3rd gen cephalosporin
pharmacologic class of cefdinir 3rd gen cephalosporin
pharmacologic class of cefepime 4th gen cephalosporin
pharmacologic class of ertapenem carbapenem
pharmacologic class of meropenem carbapenem
major characteristic of amoxicillin GI upset or rash
major characteristic of amoxicillin/clavulanic acid GI upset or rash
major characteristic of penicillin g GI upset or rash
major characteristic of penicillin vk GI upset or rash
major characteristic of piperacillin/tazobactam GI upset or rash
major characteristic of cephalexin GI upset or rash
major characteristic of cefazolin GI upset or rash
major characteristic of cefuroxime GI upset or rash
major characteristic of ceftriaxone GI upset or rash
major characteristic of cefdinir GI upset or rash
major characteristic of cefepime GI upset or rash
major characteristic of ertapenem GI upset or rash
major characteristic of meropenem GI upset or rash
MOA of amoxicillin binds to penicillin binding protein inhibiting cell wall synthesis
MOA of amoxicillin/clavulanic acid binds to penicillin binding protein to inhibit cell wall synthesis and inhibits beta-lactamase enzyme
MOA of penicillin g binds to penicillin binding protein to inhibit cell wall synthesis
MOA of penicillin vk binds to penicillin binding protein to inhibit cell wall synthesis
MOA of piperacillin/tazobactam binds to penicillin binding protein to inhibit cell wall synthesis and inhibits beta-lactamase enzyme
MOA of cephalexin binds to penicillin binding protein to inhibit cell wall synthesis
MOA of cefazolin binds to penicillin binding protein to inhibit cell wall synthesis
MOA of cefuroxime binds to penicillin binding protein to inhibit cell wall synthesis
MOA of ceftriaxone binds to penicillin binding protein to inhibit cell wall synthesis
MOA of cefdinir binds to penicillin binding protein to inhibit cell wall synthesis
MOA of cefepime binds to penicillin binding protein to inhibit cell wall synthesis
MOA of ertapenem binds to penicillin binding protein to inhibit cell wall synthesis
MOA of meropenem binds to penicillin binding protein to inhibit cell wall synthesis
brand name of azithromycin zithromax
brand name of erythromycin EES
brand name of clarithromycin biaxin
brand name of gatifloxacin zymar (optic)
brand name of levofloxacin levaquin
brand name of ciprofloxacin cipro
brand name of moxifloxacin avelox
brand name of doxycycline vibramycin
brand name of minocycline minocin
brand name of sulfamethoxazole/trimethoprim (smx/tmp) bactrim;septra
brand name of clindamycin cleocin
brand name of nitrofurantoin macrobid
brand name of metronidazole flagyl
therapeutic class of azithromycin antibacterial
therapeutic class of erythromycin antibacterial
therapeutic class of clarithromycin antibacterial
therapeutic class of gatifloxacin antibacterial
therapeutic class of levofloxacin antibacterial
therapeutic class of ciprofloxacin antibacterial
therapeutic class of moxifloxacin antibacterial
therapeutic class of doxycycline antibacterial
therapeutic class of minocycline antibacterial
therapeutic class of sulfamethoxazole/trimethoprim antibacterial
therapeutic class of clindamycin antibacterial
therapeutic class of nitrofurantoin antibacterial
therapeutic class of metronidazole antibacterial
pharmacologic class of azithromycin macrolide
pharmacologic class of erythromycin macrolide
pharmacologic class of clarithromycin macrolide
pharmacologic class of gatifloxacin quinolone
pharmacologic class of levofloxacin quinolone
pharmacologic class of ciprofloxacin quinolone
pharmacologic class of moxifloxacin quinolone
pharmacologic class of doxycycline tetracycline
pharmacologic class of minocycline tetracycline
pharmacologic class of sulfamethoxazole/trimethoprim sulfonamide + dihydrofolate reductase inhibitor
pharmacologic class of clindamycin lincosamide
pharmacologic class of nitrofurantoin nitrofuran
pharmacologic class of metronidazole nitroimidazole
major characteristic of azithromycin risk of QTc prolongation
major characteristic of erythromycin risk of QTc prolongation
major characteristic of clarithromycin risk of QTc prolongation
major characteristic of gatifloxacin avoid taking with calcium products
major characteristic of levofloxacin avoid taking with calcium products
major characteristic of ciprofloxacin avoid taking with calcium products
major characteristic of moxifloxacin avoid taking with calcium products
major characteristic of doxycycline photosensitivity
major characteristic of minocycline photosensitivity
major characteristic of sulfamethoxazole/trimethoprim photosensitivity and rash
major characteristic of clindamycin GI adverse effects
major characteristic of nitrofurantoin concentrates in the bladder
major characteristic of metronidazole GI upset and metallic taste
MOA of azithromycin binds to the 50S subunit of bacterial ribosomes
MOA of erythromycin binds to the 50S subunit of bacterial ribosomes
MOA of clarithromycin binds to the 50S subunit of bacterial ribosomes
MOA of gatifloxacin prevents untangling of double stranded DNA breakage leading to cell death
MOA of levofloxacin prevents untangling of double stranded DNA breakage leading to cell death
MOA of moxifloxacin prevents untangling of double stranded DNA breakage leading to cell death
MOA of ciprofloxacin prevents untangling of double stranded DNA breakage leading to cell death
MOA of doxycycline binds to the 30S subunit to prevent protein synthesis
MOA of minocycline binds to the 30S subunit to prevent protein synthesis
MOA of SMX/TMP stops bacterial growth by blocking sequential steps in folic acid synthesis
MOA of clindamycin binds to 50S subunit of ribosome to prevent RNA synthesis
MOA of nitrofurantoin disrupts protein synthesis by forming toxic metabolites
MOA of metronidazole disrupts protein synthesis by forming toxic metabolites
brand name of albendazole albenza
brand name of clotrimazole/betamethasone lotrisone
brand name of fluconazole diflucan
brand name of ketoconazole nizoral
brand name of miconazole monistat/lotrimin
brand name of nystatin N/A
therapeutic class of albendazole antiparasitic
therapeutic class of clotrimazole/bethamethasone antifungal
therapeutic class of fluconazole antifungal
therapeutic class of ketoconazole antifungal
therapeutic class of miconazole antifungal
therapeutic class of nystatin antifungal
pharmacologic class of albendazole benzimidazole
pharmacologic class of clotrimazole/bethamethasone imidazole
pharmacologic class of fluconazole triazole
pharmacologic class of ketoconazole imidazole
pharmacologic class of miconazole imidazole
pharmacologic class of nystatin polyene
MOA of albendazole inhibits microtubule synthesis in parasites which prevents formation of cell structure and uptake of glucose
MOA of clotrimazole/betamethasone prevents the formation of ergosterol which is the building block of fungal cell membrane
MOA of fluconazole prevents the formation of ergosterol which is the building block of fungal cell membrane
MOA of ketoconazole prevents the formation of ergosterol which is the building block of fungal cell membrane
MOA of miconazole prevents the formation of ergosterol which is the building block of fungal cell membrane
MOA of nystatin binds to ergosterol to create pores in the fungal cell membrane causing cell death
major characteristic of albendazole needs high fat meal for absorption
major characteristic of clotrimazole/betamethasone drug-drug interactions (CYP450's)
major characteristic of fluconazole drug-drug interactions (CYP450's)
major characteristic of ketoconazole drug-drug interactions (CYP450's)
major characteristic of miconazole drug-drug interactions (CYP450's)
major characteristic of nystatin localized skin irritation
brand name of acyclovir zovirax
brand name of valacyclovir valtrex
brand name of oseltamivir tamiflu
brand name of baloxavir xofluza
therapeutic class of acyclovir antiviral
therapeutic class of valacyclovir antiviral
therapeutic class of oseltamivir antiviral
therapeutic class of baloxavir antiviral
pharmacologic class of acyclovir nucleoside analog
pharmacologic class of valacyclovir nucleoside analog
pharmacologic class of oseltamivir neuraminidase inhibitor
pharmacologic class of baloxavir endonuclease inhibitor
major characteristic of acyclovir GI side effects
major characteristic of valacyclovir GI side effects
major characteristic of oseltamivir GI upset
major characteristic of baloxavir GI upset
MOA of acyclovir inhibits DNA polymerase and incorporates into DNA to stop transcription
MOA of valacyclovir inhibits DNA polymerase and incorporates into DNA to stop transcription
MOA of oseltamivir prevents viral particles from being released from infected cells
MOA of baloxavir disrupts RNA synthesis to prevent viral replication
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