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aminoglycosides are
a. time dependent
b. concentration dependent
c. AUC:MIC dependent
b.
T/F aminoglycosides are bactericidal and exhibit post-antibiotic effect (PAE)
TRUE
ADRs of aminoglycosides
-nephrotoxicity
-ototoxicity
-hypotension
-neuromuscular blockade
nephrotoxicity is _____
ototoxicity is ______
reversible
irreversible
nephrotoxicity is caused by _____
ototoxicity is caused by _____
high trough
high peak
what is the preferred dosing strategy for most patients?
extended-interval
list the exclusions for extended-interval dosing
IMPORTANT
-CrCl < 20 mL/min, unstable renal function, dialysis
-synergy
-burns > 20% BSA
-ascites
-pregnancy
-pediatrics
-spinal cord injury
extended-interval dosing
monitoring is most commonly done with a ______. measured _______
IMPORTANT
random level
6-14 hours after a dose is administered
extended-interval dosing
what is the goal trough (Cssmin) for all aminoglycosides?
IMPORTANT
< 1 mg/L or undetectable
traditional dosing
measuring is done with ______ levels at _______
IMPORTANT
peak and trough levels
at steady state
traditional dosing
when is a peak level taken?
30 minutes after the end of 30 minute infusion or at the end of a 1 hour infusion
traditional dosing
when is a trough level taken?
30 minutes prior to dose
traditional dosing
what is the goal peak for gentamicin/tobramycin for a serious infection?
8-10 mg/L
traditional dosing
what is the goal peak for gentamicin/tobramycin for a moderate infection?
5-7 mg/L
traditional dosing
what is the goal peak for gentamicin/tobramycin for synergy?
3-4 mg/L
traditional dosing
what is the goal peak for amikacin for a severe infection?
25-30 mg/L
traditional dosing
what is the goal peak for amikacin for moderate infection?
15-25 mg/L
traditional dosing
what is the goal trough for gentamicin/tobramycin?
< 2 mg/L
traditional dosing
what is the goal trough for amikacin?
< 6 mg/L
extended-interval dosing
amikacin dosing weight for initial dose
15 mg/kg
extended-interval dosing
gentamicin/tobramycin dosing weight for initial dose for moderate infection
5 mg/kg
extended-interval dosing
gentamicin/tobramycin dosing weight for initial dose for severe infection
7 mg/kg
extended-interval dosing
the Hartford Nomogram is based on _______ dosing
7 mg/kg gentamicin/tobramycin dosing
extended-interval dosing
if gentamicin/tobramycin 5 mg/kg dosing is being used, how do we adjust before plotting on the Hartford Nomogram?
multiply random level by 1.4
extended-interval dosing
if amikacin 15 mg/kg dosing is being used, how do we adjust before plotting on the Hartford Nomogram?
divide random level by 2
extended-interval dosing — Hartford nomogram
if plotted result falls within an interval that is DIFFERENT than the original interval, adjust to _____
new dosing interval
extended-interval dosing — Hartford nomogram
if plotted result falls on the line BETWEEN two intervals, adjust to _______
the LONGER interval
extended-interval dosing — Hartford nomogram
if plotted result falls OFF the nomogram, adjust to ______
switch to traditional dosing once level falls below 1 mg/L
extended-interval dosing — Hartford nomogram
when using the nomogram, are you adjusting the dose and interval?
NO
just adjusting the interval
traditional dosing
Volume of distribution = ?
0.26 L/kg
traditional dosing
T/F you use dosing weight for CrCl, then use actual weight for the remaining calculations
FALSE
use dosing weight for ALL calculations
what is the normal infusion time (t) for aminoglycosides?
1 hour
doses are rounded to the nearest ___
10 mg
what method is used for dose adjustment with extended-interval dosing?
Hartford Nomogram
what methods are used for dose adjustment with traditional dosing?
proportional adjustment
pharmacokinetic method
traditional dosing
when changes to both the dose and interval are necessary, what method do you use?
pharmacokinetic
IHD removes ____ of aminoglycosides from serum
50%