Lecture 3: Cell Wall Synthesis-Inhibiting Antibacterials- summary table

What is the classification of Amoxicillin?

Penem

What is the generation of Amoxicillin?

NA

What is the spectrum of Amoxicillin?

Gm(+) and Gm(-)

What formulations are available for Amoxicillin?

Oral liquid; Intramammary

What are the trade names for Amoxicillin?

Clavamox; Amoximast

What are the clinical indications for Amoxicillin?

Feline and canine pyoderma; kittens URIs, wounds, UTIs; bovine mastitis

What is the potentiator for Amoxicillin?

Clavulanate (oral); None (intramammary)

What is the classification of Ampicillin?

Penem

What is the generation of Ampicillin?

NA

What is the spectrum of Ampicillin?

Gm(+) and Gm(-)

What formulations are available for Ampicillin?

Injectable; Intramammary

What are the trade names for Ampicillin?

Polyflex; Ampiclox

What are the clinical indications for Ampicillin?

BRD and Clostridium (bovine); bovine mastitis

What is the potentiator for Ampicillin?

None

What is the classification of Hetacillin?

Penem

What is the generation of Hetacillin?

NA

What is the spectrum of Hetacillin?

Gm(+)

What formulation is available for Hetacillin?

Intramammary

What are the trade names for Hetacillin?

Hetacin-K; Polymast

What are the clinical indications for Hetacillin?

Bovine mastitis

What is the potentiator for Hetacillin?

None

What is the classification of Cloxacillin?

Penem

What is the generation of Cloxacillin?

NA

What is the spectrum of Cloxacillin?

Staphylococcus aureus

What formulation is available for Cloxacillin?

Intramammary

What are the trade names for Cloxacillin?

DairyClox; DryClox

What are the clinical indications for Cloxacillin?

Bovine mastitis

What is the potentiator for Cloxacillin?

None

What is the classification of Penicillin G?

Penem

What is the generation of Penicillin G?

NA

What is the spectrum of Penicillin G?

Gm(+)

What formulation is available for Penicillin G?

Intramammary

What is the trade name for Penicillin G?

Quartermaster

What are the clinical indications for Penicillin G?

Bovine mastitis

What is the potentiator for Penicillin G?

None

What is the classification of Ticarcillin?

Penem

What is the generation of Ticarcillin?

NA

What is the spectrum of Ticarcillin?

Pseudomonas

What formulation is available for Ticarcillin?

Injectable used otically

What is the trade name for Ticarcillin?

Timentin

What are the clinical indications for Ticarcillin?

Pseudomonas otitis in dogs and cats

What is the potentiator for Ticarcillin?

Clavulanate

What is the classification of Cephalexin?

Cephem

What is the generation of Cephalexin?

1st

What is the spectrum of Cephalexin?

Gm(+)

What formulation is available for Cephalexin?

Oral pills

What is the trade name for Cephalexin?

Keflex

What are the clinical indications for Cephalexin?

SA staphylococcal pyoderma, UTIs, bone infections, soft tissue infections

What is the potentiator for Cephalexin?

None

What is the classification of Cephadroxil?

Cephem

What is the generation of Cephadroxil?

1st

What is the spectrum of Cephadroxil?

Gm(+)

What formulation is available for Cephadroxil?

Oral liquid

What is the trade name for Cephadroxil?

Cephadrops

What are the clinical indications for Cephadroxil?

SA URIs

What is the potentiator for Cephadroxil?

None

What is the classification of Cephapirin?

Cephem

What is the generation of Cephapirin?

1st

What is the spectrum of Cephapirin?

Gm(+)

What formulation is available for Cephapirin?

Intramammary

What are the trade names for Cephapirin?

Today; Tomorrow

What are the clinical indications for Cephapirin?

Bovine mastitis

What is the potentiator for Cephapirin?

None

What is the classification of Cefazolin?

Cephem

What is the generation of Cefazolin?

1st

What is the spectrum of Cefazolin?

Gm(+)

What formulation is available for Cefazolin?

IV solution

What is the trade name for Cefazolin?

Cefazolin

What are the clinical indications for Cefazolin?

IV during surgery — SA

What is the potentiator for Cefazolin?

None

What is the classification of Cefovecin?

Cephem

What is the generation of Cefovecin?

1st

What is the spectrum of Cefovecin?

Gm(+) and Gm(-)

What formulation is available for Cefovecin?

Long-acting injectable

What is the trade name for Cefovecin?

Convenia

What are the clinical indications for Cefovecin?

SA pyoderma and abscesses; must be reconstituted; moderate shelf-life

What is the potentiator for Cefovecin?

None

What is the classification of Cefpodoxime?

Cephem

What is the generation of Cefpodoxime?

1st

What is the spectrum of Cefpodoxime?

Gm(+) and Gm(-)

What formulation is available for Cefpodoxime?

Oral pills

What is the trade name for Cefpodoxime?

Simplicef

What are the clinical indications for Cefpodoxime?

Cephalexin-insensitive dog pyoderma

What is the potentiator for Cefpodoxime?

None

What is the classification of Ceftiofur?

Cephem

What is the generation of Ceftiofur?

3rd

What is the spectrum of Ceftiofur?

Gm(+) and Gm(-)

What formulations are available for Ceftiofur?

Daily injection; nebulizable solution; long-acting injectable; intramammary

What are the trade names for Ceftiofur?

Naxcel; Excenel; Excede; Spectramast

What are the clinical indications for Ceftiofur?

IV for serious systemic infections in bovine/horse; calf respiratory infections; foot rot, metritis, respiratory/enteric infections in cattle, sows, piglets, horses; bovine mastitis including coliform

What is the potentiator for Ceftiofur?

None

What is the classification of Vancomycin?

Glycopeptide

What is the generation of Vancomycin?

NA

What is the spectrum of Vancomycin?

Gm(+)

What formulation is available for Vancomycin?

IV

What is the trade name for Vancomycin?

Vancomycin

What are the clinical indications for Vancomycin?

Canine MRSA if life-threatening

What is the potentiator for Vancomycin?

NA