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MCPHS AntiBac Exam 3

MCPHS AntiBac Exam 3 P1c

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Extn-Spec. Beta Lac (ESBLs) vs. Beta-Lac-ase? 340 B-lac-ase (chrom. mediated) vs. 120 ESBLs (Plasma mediated)
ESBLs hydrolize ? ESBLs hydrolized even when B-Lac-ase Inhibitor is present
AmpC Beta-Lac-ases? SPACE-K: Serratia, Psuedomonas, Acinetobacter, Cintrobacter, Enterobacter, Klebsiella
Most Common Beta-Lac-ases? Tem-1&2, SHV-1, Plasma Med gram(-) bacteria,
Quinolones cover? Pseudomonas covered by Cipro & Levo (30% resistant)
Only 3rd Gen Ceph to Cover Pseudomonas? Ceftazidime is only 3rd gen Ceph to cover Pseudomonas
Cefazolin Covers ESBLs, but Should Not Cover? Cefazolin: Not Pseudomonas
Pen's and Ceph's Beta-Lactam structure? Pen's are Pentagon & Ceph's are Hexagon Rings
Beta-Lactamases do what? Open the ring
ESBL's open what rings? ESBL's open 3rd Gen. Ceph's & Aztreonam's Rings
Non-Lactose Fermenting Think? Non-Lactose Fermenting think Pseudomonas or Acinetobacter
ESBLs act on which 3rd Gen Cephs? ESBLs Act on: Ceftreonam, Aztreonams, Ceftazidime, Ceftriaxone (used to kill SPACE-Ks)
ESBLs don't break down? ESBLs dont break: Carbopenums & Cephamycins (Cefotetan & Cefazolin)
ESBLs come from ? Surgery, broad spectrum use, Klebsiella (w/ plasma med. ESBLs) seeding Pseudomonas
Labs: ESBLs look for ? ESBLs in Lab: Susceptable to Ceftriaxone but, Resistant to Ceftazidime
Lab ESBL marker? Lab ESBL marker: Cefpodoxime Resistant Organisms are ESBLs
Overuse of Carbopenems lead to? ESBL Pseudomonas
Pseudomonas come from? Soil, Swamps, Farm land, Snow Making, Diesel Fuel (can harbor in Contact Lenses)
Tx for Pseudomonas? 2 drug-Combo Tx for Pseudomonas: Beta-Lactam (Pen or Ceph)+ Aminoglycoside (Gent, Tobra, amikacin)
Imipenums do what? Help build Pseudomonas resistance
Invitro Pseudomonas Tx demonstrates? Tx Pseudomonas: Pip/Taz, Pip, Cefepime, Ticar/Clav, Cipro
Tx for Community aquired Pseudomonas (suspected)? Pip/Taz + Aminoglycocide (esp. for bacterial translocation - sepsis)
Broad-Spec Gm(-) Coverage? Broad Gm(-) = QCC-PTA: Quinolones, Ceftriaxone (not pseudomonas), Cefepime, Pip/Taz w/Aminoglycoside (Gent, tobra, Amikacin)
VAP causes? Acinetobacter Infections (plastic in body)
Mech of Resistance by Acinetobacter? Mech of Res: Antibiotic Alt-enzymes, Membrane Porins, DNA Gyrase
Carbo-Res-Acinetobacter linked to use of? 3rd Gen Cephs & Aztreonam (imipenem use also increase Acinetobacter Resistance)
Polymyxin B not used for carbopen-resistant Acinebactor b/c? 100% Renal Toxic
Tx for Acinetobacter? Tx Acinetobacter (AI-AS-PT-CCC): Amikacin (88%), imipenem (50%), A/S, Pep/Taz (25%), Cephtaz, Cipro, Cefepime (25% effective...)
What causes ESBLs? ESBLs Caused by: Use of 3rd Gen Cephs (Ceftazidime, cefotaxime, Ceftriaxone - But, ESBLs may be susceptable to Ceftriaxone while resistant to Ceftazidime)
What causes MDR-Pseudomonas? MDR-Pseudomonas b/c of (use): Imipenems & Cipro
What causes MDR-Acinetobacter? MDR-Acinetobacter b/c: Imipenem & 3rd Gen Cephs (Ceftazidime, Cefetaxime, Ceftriaxone (alone & w/ Aztreonam)
Acinetobacter Outbreak Risk Reduction (Institutional)? Acinetobacter Outbreak Control: Restrict Ceftaz use, Education, Add Pip/Taz [Sub Ceftaz (or all ceph's) for P/T, A/B, or I/C]
Carbopenem use linked to increase what infections? Carbopenem use: Acinetobacter infections
Prophylax Tx for MAC (w/HIV) Prophylax Tx MAC/HIV: Azithromycin 1200mg/Wk until CD4+ >100
MAC Sx's? MAC Sxs: Diarrhea, marrow surpression
M. Kansasii? Kansassii: Pts w/ HIV or Malignancy - Pulmonary Involvment, Diseminated (soil born org)
M. Marinum? Marinum: Delayed Cutaneous, Sea Water, Single Nodual, (3-6 or 7 mos. Tx w/ Macrolides)
Rapid Growing Mycobacteria? M. Rapid Growing Orgs: Fortuitum, Abscessus, Chelonae
INH LTBI Tx? LTBI INH Tx: 300mg QD, D/C if LFTs >3x's ULN, Peripheral Neropathy (risks: al, preg, malnurished, DM, HIV) Tx w/ B6 vitamine 25mg QD, Rash/Lupus-like, Acetylators, Admin 2hrs prior to Antacids(if used), acts as MAOI
INH Inhibits Metabolism of? Increases PC-WT: Phenytoin, Carbamazepine, Warfarin, Theophylline (INH Inhibits Met. causing Increase in Concentration of PCW&T)
RIF (Rifampin)? RIF: TB, Kansasii, MAC, 600mg QD, Red Wine, GI, Rash, Feever, Anaphylactic, MOST Potent Inducer (don't use w/HIV - Alt Tx Afabrin or RBN), Dont Use when PC-IV-N, Adjust Dose when P-WE
w/RIF Do Not Use (PC-IV-N)? RIF Do Not Use PC-IV-N: Protease Inhib, Contraceptives, Itraconazole, Voriconazole, Nevirapine
w/RIF Dose Adjust (P-WE)? RIF Adjust P-WE : Phenytoin, Warfrin, Efavirenz
RBN (Rifabutin)? RBN: Alt. Tx Rifapentine & RIF, 5mg/Kg QD, Uveitis (vitreous Opacity), Can be Admin w/HIV meds (protease inhib dose adjust), 3A4 substrate, Adjust (CPA)
w/RBN adjust (CPA)? RBN Adjust CPA: Claritho, Protease, Azole
Rifapentine? Rifapentine is Not for HIV, 10mg/kg Q Weekly
PZA (Pyrazinamide)? PZA Tx's: TB, 25mg/kg QD (max 2gm - Must Know Pt's Wt.), GI, Uric Acid w/gout Sx's, trans Rash, No Sig Drug Interactions
EMB (Ethambutol)? EMB Tx's: (TB, MAC, Kansas) Retro-Bulbar Neuritis (R/G visual) monitor(>2mos/Renal), CNS ADRs (Renal), Antacids Reduce Absorption
EMB txs? EMB: TB, MAC, kansasii (ADRs R/G, Antacids Reduce EMB)
Macrolides Tx? Macrolides Tx: All but TB
Clarithro (Macrolide) ADRs? Clarithromycin: Taste, QT-interval increase synergisticly, Potent CYP 450 inhibitor, Dose Adjust (WP-STA): warfrin, protease, statins, theophylline, anticonvulsants, w/food(fats, chocolate)
Azithro (Macrolide) MAC Tx? Azithro: Alt. Tx to Clarithro for MAC, No CYP, w/food, Prophylax (1200mg/WK), Therapeutic Tx (500mg QD)
Quinolone (Cipro 1A2 /Levo) MAC, Kans, Fort, 2nd-Tb Tx? Cipro/Levo: MAC, Kansassii, Marinum, Fortuitum, (2nd Line TB Tx), Renal (dose adj), Photosens, HA, QT, Glucose-imbal, ADRs Cipro(IA2) > Levo, Sep dosing w/multi-valent cations (4-6 hrs) or Chelation, Sunscreen
Aminoglycosides (Streptomycin) M. Tx? Streptomycin: 15 mg/Kg IV 2-3x's Wk, PEAK 20mcg/ml, NO Throughs, AuditoryTox, NephoTox, Hep-tox, Avoid in Liver Disease (death tox), Contact MD if Dizzy, Tennia, Imbalance, Monitor Creatinine for Nephotox
How long can Aminoglycosides (streptomycins) be used? a few weeks (limit tx durration for aminoglycosides)
M. Tx w/ Tetracyclines (Doxy & Minocycline)? Doxy & Minocycline: Marinum, Fortuitum, Chelonae - Photosens, sunscreen, ft w/H2O, (drug rxns w/phnytoin, carbamazepine, phenobarbital: decreases tet's 1/2 life)
M. Tx w/ Cefoxitin/Imipenem? Cefoxitin 2 gm IV, Imipenem 500mg IV, Q 6-8 h, cefoxitin off market now, Seizures (imipenem: renal insuf.), GI, Nephritis, Infussion issues, Tx's absessus, fortuitum, chelonae
M. Tx. w/ Bactrim? Bactrim: Marinum, Fortuitum, Chelonae, Absessus, dose depn on indications, Photosens, sunscreen, H2O, CBCs for Marrow Supression
M. Tx. w/ Clofazamine? Clofazamine: TB (2nd Line), Orange/Brown Skin/Fluids, N&V, diarrhea, color issues prolong long after D/C use
Beta-Lactamase-Resistant-Penicillins? B-Lac-ase Res-Pen's: Nafcillin, Cloxacillin, Oxacillin
Carbopenems? Carbopenems: Imipenem/Cilastatin (I=active/C=reduces renal excretion, used vs. Pseudomonas), Meropenem, Ertapenem (Not Pseudomonas)
Macrolides? Macrolides: Ery, Azithro, Clarithro, Dirithomycin
RIF No? Rif No (PC-IV-N)
RIF Adj? RIF Adj: W-PE
RBN (3A4) Adj? RBN Adj: CPA
RBN ADR? Uveitis
PZA ADR? Increase Uric Acid w/gout sxs, no sig drug interactions
EMB ADR? R/G, antacids decrease absorption
Clarithomycin ADR? Taste, QT, CYP inhib (Adj: WP-STA)
Clarithro tx's? MAC
Azithro Tx? MAC (Prophalax 1200/Wk)
Azithro ADRs? None (GI take w/food)
Cipro & Levo ADRs? Sunscreen, Chelation, Agitation/HA (1A2)
Strepto ADRs? Hepato, Nephro, Audio Toxic (Contact MD if Dizzy, Tennia, Bal) No Liver Disease ! Goals 20mcg/ml w/no Thro's (RESERVED TX)
Cefoxitin & Imipenem ADRs? GI, Seizure, Infussion issues, (Ceftoxitin off Market)
Doxy & Mino (Tet's) ADRs? Sunscreen, Rash, H2O, PCP decreases Tets by 1/2
PCP interaction in Tet's? Phenytoin, Carbamazepine, Phenobarbital
Bactrim ADRs? GI, Sunscreen, H20 (stones), CBCs (marrow)
M. Clofazimine ADR? N&V, Orange/Brown Skin/Fluids Presists after D/C
LTBI No Combo Tx With? No RIF + PZA w/LBTI tx
Mono LTBI tx? INH 300mgx270d (9 mos) or RIF 600mgx120d (4 mos)
MD-TB tx? Initial: INH, RIF, PZA, EMB (#56-40, 2-3mos) Continuation: INH, RIF (#182-130, 4-6mos)
TB HIV CoInfections Don't? TB/HIV NO: BIW <100 CD4+, No INH + Rifapentine
Kansasii Tx Duration? Kansasii: 18 mos (same tx as TB but, w/out PZA, ie. 3-drug regiem)
Marinum (superficial) Duration? Marinum (superficial): 3-6 mos w/ Claritho mono tx
Marinum (deep) Duration? Marinum (deep): 7 mos (Clarithro, Tetracycline, RIF) or (Clarithro, EMB, RIF)
MAC Tx Duration? MAC: 18-24 mos w/ (Clarithro + EMB) +/- RBN
Rapid Growers Tx? Resist: 1st-Line TB Tx's, Clarithro activie vs all, quinolones, amikacin, cefoxitin, Imipenem, (6-12 mos)
Rapid Growers? Abscessus, Fortuitum, Chelonae
Absessus tx? Absessus: Clarithro, Amikacin, Cefoxitin (3-6 mos) plus Surgical resection
Fortuitum (pulmonary) tx? Fortuitum: Clarithro + Doxy or Bactrim or Levo
Chelonae (Cutaneous) tx? Chelonae (Cutaneous): (CC) = Claritho + Cipro (6-12 mos)
Chelonae (Systemic) tx? Chelonae (systemic): (Clit) = Claritho, Imipenem, Tobramycin (aminoglycoside)
Narrow Therapuetic Drug Abrev.s? Narrow: (DET) = Digoxin, anti-Epileptics, Theophyline
anti-Epileptics Abrev? anti-Epileptic: (PPC) = Phenytoin, Phenobarbital, Carbamazepine
"Red Flag" Drugs Abrev? Red Flag: (WM-PC) = Warfrin, MAOIs, Protease Inhib, Cyclosporine
CYP Inhibitors (universal) Abrev? CYP Inhibitors: (ICE-P) = Itraconazole, Cimetidine, Erythomycine, Protease Inhib
CYP Inducers (Universal) Abrev? CYP Inducers: (CBS-RIF) = Carbamazapine, Barbituates, Smoking, & RIF
A Pharmaceutical Interaction (example)? Pharm. Interact: Phenytoin & Saline (stable for 1/2 hour only)
Chelation (non-absorb examples)? Chelation: Quinalones & Tetracyclines w/ Cations (Mg, Ca, Fe, Al) Cipro/Levo vs. Sucralfate (Al)
GI Acidity (non-absorb)? GI Acidity (non-abs): (Itraconazole, Ketoconazole, or Dapson) Vs. (H2's, PPI's, or Didanosine *buffers) hard to separate so, D/C H2s or PPIs
Choestryramine binds with? Choestryramine Binds: Digoxin, Warfrin, Levo, Flagyl, niacin
Distribution/Displacement Interactions? Distribution: (WT-MP vs. SAC) = (Warfrin, Tobutamide, Methotrexate, Phenytoin) vs. (Sufonamides, Asprin, Chloralhydrate) *cause increase conc. of displaced drug increasing ADRs
CYP 450 IA2 Substrates? 1A2 Substrates: Theophyline, Caffeine, Acetaminophen, Fluoxamine, Rasagiline
IA2 Inducers? 1A2 Inducers: RIF, Smoking, Charcoal, phenytoin, phenobarb, ritonavir, st. Johns
1A2 Inhibitors? 1A2 Inhibitors: Cipro, Clarithro, Erythro, Cimetidine
Only Inhibiting 1A2 Quinolone? Cipro is the only quinalone to inhibit 1A2, Alt choices Levo, Gati, Moxi...
The Classic Universal Inducer? Universal Inducer: RIF
2C9 Substrates? 2C9 Subs: WOP-V (Warfrin, Omeprazole, Phenytoin, Voriconazole)
2C9 & 2D6 Inducers? PPCs & RIF (induce 2C9 & 2D6)
2C9 Inhibitors? 2C9 Inhibitors: Flagyl, INH, Bactrim, Omeprazole, Cimetadine, Fluoxeine, Fluoxamine, Valproic Acid
Example of 2C9 interaction? 2C9: Warfrin vs. Bactrim *monitor adj warfrin down if needed
2D6 metabolises? 2D6 Met. Codeine to Morphine
2D6 interaction (example)? Codeine vs. Ritonavir (2D6 Inhib) *looks like Pt is drug seeking
3A4 Substrates? 3A4 Subs: Macro's, Cyclosporin, Sildenafil, Warfrin, -azoles, -statins, -zolams, Benzo's (NOT LOT), Ca-Chan-Blkr's, quinidine, amiodarone
Benzos NOT 3A4 substrates? LOT (Lorazapam, Oxazapam, Tamazopam) *Not 3A4's
3A4 Inducers? 3A4 Inducers: RIF, PPCs, Carbamazepine, st. John's
3A4 Inhibitors? Cipro, Macro, Telithro, Protease, -azoles, INH, grapefruit juice
Examples of 3A4 interactions? 3A4: RIF vs. (Contraceptives or Voriconazole)
Only -Azole NOT 3A4 Inhibitor? Fluconazole: NOT 3A4 Inhib.
Only Quinalone 3A4 Inhibitor? Cipro: Only 3A4 Inhibitor
Created by: MCPHS
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