aminoglycosides PK - dr sing

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aminoglycosides are

a. time dependent

b. concentration dependent

c. AUC:MIC dependent

b.

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T/F aminoglycosides are bactericidal and exhibit post-antibiotic effect (PAE)

TRUE

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ADRs of aminoglycosides

-nephrotoxicity

-ototoxicity

-hypotension

-neuromuscular blockade

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nephrotoxicity is _____

ototoxicity is ______

reversible

irreversible

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nephrotoxicity is caused by _____

ototoxicity is caused by _____

high trough

high peak

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what is the preferred dosing strategy for most patients?

extended-interval

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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

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extended-interval dosing

monitoring is most commonly done with a ______. measured _______

IMPORTANT

random level

6-14 hours after a dose is administered

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extended-interval dosing

what is the goal trough (Cssmin) for all aminoglycosides?

IMPORTANT

< 1 mg/L or undetectable

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traditional dosing

measuring is done with ______ levels at _______

IMPORTANT

peak and trough levels

at steady state

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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

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traditional dosing

when is a trough level taken?

30 minutes prior to dose

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traditional dosing

what is the goal peak for gentamicin/tobramycin for a serious infection?

8-10 mg/L

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traditional dosing

what is the goal peak for gentamicin/tobramycin for a moderate infection?

5-7 mg/L

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traditional dosing

what is the goal peak for gentamicin/tobramycin for synergy?

3-4 mg/L

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traditional dosing

what is the goal peak for amikacin for a severe infection?

25-30 mg/L

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traditional dosing

what is the goal peak for amikacin for moderate infection?

15-25 mg/L

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traditional dosing

what is the goal trough for gentamicin/tobramycin?

< 2 mg/L

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traditional dosing

what is the goal trough for amikacin?

< 6 mg/L

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extended-interval dosing

amikacin dosing weight for initial dose

15 mg/kg

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extended-interval dosing

gentamicin/tobramycin dosing weight for initial dose for moderate infection

5 mg/kg

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extended-interval dosing

gentamicin/tobramycin dosing weight for initial dose for severe infection

7 mg/kg

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extended-interval dosing

the Hartford Nomogram is based on _______ dosing

7 mg/kg gentamicin/tobramycin dosing

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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

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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

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extended-interval dosing — Hartford nomogram

if plotted result falls within an interval that is DIFFERENT than the original interval, adjust to _____

new dosing interval

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extended-interval dosing — Hartford nomogram

if plotted result falls on the line BETWEEN two intervals, adjust to _______

the LONGER interval

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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

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extended-interval dosing — Hartford nomogram

when using the nomogram, are you adjusting the dose and interval?

NO

just adjusting the interval

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traditional dosing

Volume of distribution = ?

0.26 L/kg

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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

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what is the normal infusion time (t) for aminoglycosides?

1 hour

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doses are rounded to the nearest ___

10 mg

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what method is used for dose adjustment with extended-interval dosing?

Hartford Nomogram

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what methods are used for dose adjustment with traditional dosing?

proportional adjustment

pharmacokinetic method

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traditional dosing

when changes to both the dose and interval are necessary, what method do you use?

pharmacokinetic

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IHD removes ____ of aminoglycosides from serum

50%