Lecture 4: Ribosomal-Inhibiting Antibacterials- summary table

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What is the classification of Doxycycline?

Tetracycline

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What is the spectrum of Doxycycline?

Gm(+) and Gm(-); Brucella, Chlamydia, rickettsiae, and spirochetes

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What formulations are available for Doxycycline?

Oral pill and injectable

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What is the trade name for Doxycycline?

Generic

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What are the clinical indications for Doxycycline?

L-form bacteria, Lyme disease, brucellosis, chlamydiosis in companion animals; contracted tendons in foals

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What is a special consideration for Doxycycline?

Neuroprotective

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What is the classification of Gentamicin?

Aminoglycoside

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What is the spectrum of Gentamicin?

Gm(-) aerobes and Gm(+) cocci

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What formulations are available for Gentamicin?

Injectable; intra-uterine

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What is the trade name for Gentamicin?

Generic

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What are the clinical indications for Gentamicin?

Gm(-) sepsis in horses; colibacillosis in piglets; metritis in horses

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What is a special consideration for Gentamicin?

Nephrotoxic and ototoxic

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What is the classification of Amikacin?

Aminoglycoside

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What is the spectrum of Amikacin?

Gm(-) aerobes and Gm(+) cocci

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What formulation is available for Amikacin?

Injectable

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What is the trade name for Amikacin?

Amiglyde

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What are the clinical indications for Amikacin?

Used only if dictated by antibiogram

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What is a special consideration for Amikacin?

Nephrotoxic and ototoxic

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What is the classification of Streptomycin?

Aminoglycoside

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What is the spectrum of Streptomycin?

Gm(-) aerobes and Gm(+) cocci

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What formulation is available for Streptomycin?

Intramammary

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What is the trade name for Streptomycin?

Quartermaster

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What are the clinical indications for Streptomycin?

Bovine mastitis (non-lactating)

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What is a special consideration for Streptomycin?

Non-toxic due to intramammary route

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What is the classification of Clarithromycin?

Macrolide

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What is the spectrum of Clarithromycin?

Gm(+) aerobes and all anaerobes

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What formulation is available for Clarithromycin?

Injectable

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What is the trade name for Clarithromycin?

Generic

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What are the clinical indications for Clarithromycin?

Equine rhodococcal infections

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What is a special consideration for Clarithromycin?

Combined with rifampin

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What is the classification of Azithromycin?

Macrolide

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What is the spectrum of Azithromycin?

Gm(+) aerobes, all anaerobes, and Pseudomonas

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What formulation is available for Azithromycin?

Oral pill

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What are the trade names for Azithromycin?

Z-pack, Zithromax

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What are the clinical indications for Azithromycin?

Respiratory infections in cats

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What is a special consideration for Azithromycin?

It is awesome!

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What is the classification of Tulathromycin?

Macrolide

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What is the spectrum of Tulathromycin?

Gm(+) aerobes, all anaerobes, and Mycoplasma

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What formulation is available for Tulathromycin?

Long-acting pneumo-concentrating injectable

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What are the trade names for Tulathromycin?

Draxxin (generic), Draxxin KP

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What are the clinical indications for Tulathromycin?

BRD metaphylaxis, pinkeye, swine respiratory disease; treating BRD

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What is a special consideration for Tulathromycin?

May activate motilin receptor → GI hyperperistalsis → anorexia

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What is the classification of Gamithromycin?

Macrolide

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What is the spectrum of Gamithromycin?

Gm(+) aerobes, all anaerobes, and Mycoplasma

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What formulation is available for Gamithromycin?

Long-acting injectable

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What is the trade name for Gamithromycin?

Zactran

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What are the clinical indications for Gamithromycin?

BRD metaphylaxis

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What is a special consideration for Gamithromycin?

May activate motilin receptor → GI hyperperistalsis → anorexia

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What is the classification of Tildipirosin?

Macrolide

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What is the spectrum of Tildipirosin?

Gm(+) aerobes, all anaerobes, and Mycoplasma

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What formulation is available for Tildipirosin?

Long-acting injectable

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What is the trade name for Tildipirosin?

Zuprevo

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What are the clinical indications for Tildipirosin?

BRD metaphylaxis

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What is a special consideration for Tildipirosin?

May activate motilin receptor → GI hyperperistalsis → anorexia

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What is the classification of Tilmicosin?

Macrolide

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What is the spectrum of Tilmicosin?

Gm(+) aerobes, all anaerobes, and Mycoplasma

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What formulations are available for Tilmicosin?

Long-acting injectable (Micotil); feed additive (Pulmotil)

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What are the clinical indications for Tilmicosin?

BRD metaphylaxis; swine and poultry respiratory disease

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What are the special considerations for Tilmicosin?

Micotil is cardiotoxic; Pulmotil is non-toxic

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What is the classification of Tylosin?

Macrolide

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What is the spectrum of Tylosin?

Gm(+) aerobes, all anaerobes, and Mycoplasma

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What formulations are available for Tylosin?

Injectable, feed additive, food additive

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What is the trade name for Tylosin?

Tylan

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What are the clinical indications for Tylosin?

BRD treatment, swine respiratory disease; liver abscess prevention in cattle; epiphora staining, IBD, post-anthelmintic diarrhea in dogs

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What is a special consideration for Tylosin?

Co-selects for vancomycin resistance

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What is the classification of Flofenicol?

Phenicol

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What is the spectrum of Flofenicol?

Gm(+) and Gm(-)

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What formulations are available for Flofenicol?

Injectable (NuFlor, ResFlor); water additive (Florivo)

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What are the trade names for Flofenicol?

NuFlor, ResFlor (long-acting), Florivo

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What are the clinical indications for Flofenicol?

BRD treatment; swine respiratory disease

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What is a special consideration for Flofenicol?

ResFlor Gold is long-acting and contains flunixin

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What is the classification of Chloramphenicol?

Phenicol

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What is the spectrum of Chloramphenicol?

Gm(+) and Gm(-)

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What formulation is available for Chloramphenicol?

Oral pill

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What is the trade name for Chloramphenicol?

Generic

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What are the clinical indications for Chloramphenicol?

Amphibian chytridiomycosis; koala chlamydiosis

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What is a special consideration for Chloramphenicol?

NEVER use in food-producing animals

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What is the classification of Clindamycin?

Lincosamide

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What is the spectrum of Clindamycin?

All Gm(+) and Gm(-) anaerobes; Toxoplasma

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What formulation is available for Clindamycin?

Oral pill

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What is the trade name for Clindamycin?

Antirobe

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What are the clinical indications for Clindamycin?

SA dental infections, osteomyelitis, anal sacculitis

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What is a special consideration for Clindamycin?

Can cause pseudomembranous colitis; co-treat with metronidazole

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What is the classification of Pirlimycin?

Lincosamide

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What is the spectrum of Pirlimycin?

All Gm(+) and Gm(-) anaerobes

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What formulation is available for Pirlimycin?

Intramammary

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What is the trade name for Pirlimycin?

Pirsue

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What are the clinical indications for Pirlimycin?

Gm(+) mastitis

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What is a special consideration for Pirlimycin?

Shortest milk withhold of all intramammary preparations

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What is the classification of Lincomycin?

Lincosamide

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What is the spectrum of Lincomycin?

All Gm(+) and Gm(-) anaerobes

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What formulation is available for Lincomycin?

Feed additive

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What is the trade name for Lincomycin?

Lincomix

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What are the clinical indications for Lincomycin?

Poultry and swine respiratory infections

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What is the classification of Tiamulin?

Pleuromutilin

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What is the spectrum of Tiamulin?

All Gm(+)

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What formulations are available for Tiamulin?

Feed and water additive

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What is the trade name for Tiamulin?

Tialin

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What are the clinical indications for Tiamulin?

Poultry and swine respiratory infections

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What is a special consideration for Tiamulin?

Be wary of swine dermatitis if pigs are overcrowded