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Selective Toxicity
Ability to kill/suppress microbes without harming host
Cocci
Circle/Cluster
Bacillus
Rod
Beta-lactamase
Bacterial enzyme that destroys beta lactam antibiotics
ESBL
Extended spectrum beta lactamase
Enzyme protects bacteria and can be shared with different bacteria
Antibiotic methods
Disruption of bacterial cell wall
Inhibition of enzyme activity
Disruption of bacterial protein synthesis
Inhibition of bacterial synthesis of nucleic acid
Increased cell wall permeability
Elevated enzymes after antibiotics…
Come from damaged organs —> Know what organs the enzyme is from
Why is constant therapeutic level of antibiotic important?
Level dropping allows bacteria to grow again and gain resistance
What does the doctor do based on the peak and trough recorded?
Adjust dose
Natural drug resistance example
Pseudomonas inherently resists penicillin
Acquired Resistance Examples
VRE, ESBL, MRSA
Misuse of Antibiotic Examples
Treatment of untreatable infection
Treatment of FUO (Fever of Unknown Origin)
Improper Dosage
Treatment without culture and sensitivity test
Adverse Reactions to Antibiotics
Side effects
Allergic response
Superinfection
Organ toxicity
Oral contraceptives reduced effectiveness
Superinfection
Some antibiotics attack normal flora —> Normally harmless bacteria becomes a threat
First-time antibiotic takers…
Can later develop antibodies as a reaction to a drug
Do not take tetracyclines or fluoroquinolone with…
MILK OR CALCIUM PRODUCTS
Tetracyclines and sulfonamides are…
Light sensitive —> Wear sunscreen
Which organs should be monitored?
Liver and kidney
Prophylactic Antibiotic Usage
Pre-surgery
Stay safe from bacteria when opened up
Bacterial endocarditis
Neutropenia
Chemo/transplant patients with reduced neutrophils
Bacterial endocarditis
Bacteria on valves of the heart
Antipyretics
Lower set points by inhibiting prostaglandins
ASA and Tylenol
Penicillin
AKA PCN
Bacteriostatic/cidal
Treats pneumonia, meningitis, STDs
CAUSES CELL WALL DEFECT
Penicillin allergy is a risk for….
Cephalosporin allergy
Cephalosporins
Ceftraline (Teflaro) most recent and best generation
Allergy to this —> Steven Johnson Syndrome
Increases bleeding tendencies on blood thinners
Taken WITH food
Cephalosporin drugs have…
CEF in the name
Macrolides
Prophylactic, static and cidal
Erythromycin and clarithromycin
TAKEN IF PCN ALLERGY
Macrolide EXAMPLES
ErythROMYCIN and ClarithROMYCIN
Vancomycin
Treats staph infections (MRSA + C diff)
Must have peak and trough
Causes nephro and ototoxicity
Ototoxicity comes from
Damage to CN VIII
Deafness
How is vancomycin run?
500mg/hr
MUST be run slow, otherwise toxicity happens
Tetracyclines
For STIs, intestinal amoeba and acne
PHOTOSENSITIVE —> Wear sunscreen and store away from light
Bad for gregnant
Taken on empty stomach
Fluoroquinolones
Interferes with enzyme DNA gyrase
Treats bone/joint infection and UTI
Has FLOXACIN in the name
Fluoroquinolones CONTRAINDICATIONS
Under 18
Nervous system disorders
Risks Achilles tendon rupture
Fluoroquinolones EXAMPLES
Cipro
Levaquin
Sulfonamides
Inhibits folic acid synthesis
Treats e coli, meningitis, UTI, upper respiratory infections
NOT for pregnancy/breastfeeding
Silvadene/Sulfadiazine
Sulfonamide ointment for burn victims
Sulfonamides can cause…
Crystallization in urine —> Take fluids to flush
Aminoglycosides
Gram negative bactericidal
BAD for renal disease and pregnancy
Also can cause ototoxicity
Carbapenems
Bactericidal for serious infections
BAD for pregnancy and CNS disorders
Carbapenem EXAMPLE
Etrapenem (Invanz)
Oxazolidinones
Treats VRE, MRSA, PCN resistance
Linezolid (Zyvox)
Adverse effects on CNS and GI
Patients should take antibiotics at _______ intervals
EVENLY SPACED
Contraindicated in pregnancy/breastfeeding
Tetracycline
Sulfonamides
Aminoglycosides
Carbapenems
Clients taking oral contraceptives…
Should use an alternative form of birth control if taking PCN