antifungals (daniels)

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amphotericin b brand

amphocin, fungizone, ambisome

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brand fluconazole

diflucan

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brand voriconazole

vfend

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brand caspofungin

cancidas

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brand micafungin

mycamine

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brand ketoconazole

nizoral

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brand nystatin

nystop

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brand terbinafine

lamisil

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brand clotrimazole/betamethason

lotrizone

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what sterol are fungal cell membranes made of

ergosterol

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what sterol are mammalian cell membranes made of

cholesterol

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what class are the membrane disruptors

polyenes

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for polyenes what correlates directly with antifungal activity and degree of toxicity

number of conjugated double bonds

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what class binds to ergosterol in the fungal cell membrane through the lipolphilic portion

polyenes

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what class causes nephrotoxicity by pulling cholesterol out of kidney cell membranes

polyenes

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what are the polyenes

nystatin, amphotericin B

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what drug is broad spectrum that can be used as initial tx for many invasive fungal infections

amphotericin B

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which drug can cause fever, malaise, rigors, changes in BP, thromoplebitis, nephrotoxicity and anmeia

amphortericin b

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whihc drugis associated with severe back/chest pain with the first dose?

ambisome (amphotericin)

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which drug has a BW for usee primarily for life threatening fungal infections and also for med errors confusings lipid-based and conventional forms of the drug

amphotericin B

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what should the dose be for conventional amp b

1.5mg/kg/d

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what drug must be mixed with D5W for admin

amp b

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which drug requires premedication to reduce infusion related reactions

amp b

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which drug causes and increased risk of digoxin toxicity d/t hypokalemia

amp b

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what class ard the squalene epoxidase inhibitors

allylamines (ergosterol biosyn inhib)

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which antifungals are affective against dermatophytes

allylamines (butenafine, naftifine, terbinafine)

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which class works by inhibiting cell membrane synthesis by blocking epoxidation of squalene

allylamines

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what anti-fungal agent is used for onychomycosis

terbinafine

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which drug is CI in chronic or active liver dx

terbinafine

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what class are 14∂ sterol demethylase inhib

azoles (ergosterol biosyn inhib)

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which class are five-membered aromatic reings containing 2-4 nitrogen atoms

azoles

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what is the pharmacophore for azoles

the 5 membered N ring

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what is essential for azole binding to heme

basic N3N4

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what was the first tetrazole antifungal with four nitrogen atoms in the azole ring

oteseconazole

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what is oteseconazole used for ?

vulvovaginal candidiasis

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what azole can only be used in females who are not of reproductive potential

oteseconazole

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what can lead to azole resistance?

dec binding to heme, incr efflux pump activity, and incr production of demethylase (heme)

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what do iv voriconazole and posaconazole require for solubility?

cyclodextrin

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what is cyclodextrin associated with? (se)

nephrotoxicity

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which azoles require low stomach pH for oral abs

ketoconazole and itraconazole

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what SE can voricanazole and isavuconazonium vause

SJS/TEN

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which azole can cause visual changes, hallucinations, and photosensitivity

voriconazole

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which azole has a BW for worsening HF, do not use for onychomycosis in pts with ventricular dysfunction of hx of HF

itraconazole

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which azole can particulate in an IV, requires a filter diuring admin

isavuconazole

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2 main SE with azoles

QT prolongation, hepatotoxicity

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which azole causes short QT

isavuconazole

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what enzyme do azoles inhib

3A4

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what does itraconazole and ketoconazole inhib

pGp

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how must azoles be taken?

separate from antacids

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with which azole can concentrations increase dangerously when given with 2C19, 2C9, or 3A4 inhibors

voriconazole

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what is the only azole iwht renal dose adjustment

fluconazole

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what azola can cause hepatotoxicity that leads to liverr transplant

ketoconazole

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what azole can cause HF

itraconazole

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what azole can cause visual changes, phototox, and hallucinations

voriconazole

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what azole’s tab≠suspension dose and should be taken with food

posaconazole

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what 2 classes are the cell wall biosynthesis inhibitors

echinocandins & triterpenoids

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what are the echinocandin antifungals

caspofungin, andulafungin, micafungin

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which classes inhibit 1,3-ß-D-glucan synthase adn reduce cell wall integrty leading to cell lysis

echinocandins & triterpenoids

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which echinocandin can cause SJS/TEN

caspofungin

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which class can cause histamine-mediated symptoms

echinocandins

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which echino should be protected from light during admin

micafungin

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which echino should be reserved fror pts with limited or no alternative options

rezafungin

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which echin has a DDI with rifampin

caspofungin

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which echino raises sirolimus and nifedipine levels

michafungin

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what is the only triterpenoid

ibrexafungerp

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what has a BW for embryo-fetal toxicity and is CI in preg

ibrexafungerp

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what drug is taken up by fungi and metabolised to 5-fluorouracil by fungal cytosine deaminase

flucytosine

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which drug has a BW for use in renal dysfunction to monitor hematologic renal and hepatic staus

flucytosine

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which drug is CI in complete DPD deficieincy because of toxicity risk

flucytosine