ID Lecture 17: Pharmacokinetics of Antibiotics w/ Emphasis on Aminoglycosides and Vancomycin | Quizlet

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One compartment model

drug undergoes absorption into the blood at a rate constant Ka and elimination at a constant Ke

<p>drug undergoes absorption into the blood at a rate constant Ka and elimination at a constant Ke</p>
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Two compartment model

Drugs are absorbed into the central compartment (blood), distributed from the central compartment to the peripheral compartment (tissues), and eliminated from the central compartment

<p>Drugs are absorbed into the central compartment (blood), distributed from the central compartment to the peripheral compartment (tissues), and eliminated from the central compartment</p>
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How many half lives does it take to achieve steady state?

3-5

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Are Aminoglycosides concentration or time dependent?

Concentration dependent

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Do Aminoglycosides have a post antibiotic effect?

yes

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Half life of Aminoglycosides

1.5-3 hours (~2)

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How are Aminoglycosides eliminated?

>90% excreted unchanged via glomerular filtration

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What is the volume of distribution of Aminoglycosides?

0.26L/kg

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Aminoglycosides are considered to be what?

water soluble

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What peak and trough concentrations of Gentamicin, Tobramicin, or Netilmicin do we see ototoxicity or nephrotoxicity?

Peak: >12-14

Trough: >2-3

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What peak and trough concentrations of Amikacin do we see ototoxicity or nephrotoxicity?

Peak: >35-40

Trough: >10

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Therapeutic Drug Monitoring

The process of measuring drug levels to identify a patient's drug exposure and to allow adjustment of dosages with the goals of maximizing therapeutic effects and minimizing toxicity.

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IBW equation

Males = 50+ (2.3) (height - 60)

Females: 45 +(2.3) (height - 60)

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Male Cockgroft-Gault Equation

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Conventional dosing of Aminoglycosides

reduced doses administered frequently and by using PK parameters to determine dosing to achieve target peak and trough values

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Extended spectrum dosing of Aminoglycosides

Hartford Nomogram is typically used to determine this dosing regimen

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Hartford Nomogram

taking a single random blood sample from a patient to determine dosing of Aminoglycosides

Fixed dose of 4-7mg/kg IBW

<p>taking a single random blood sample from a patient to determine dosing of Aminoglycosides</p><p>Fixed dose of 4-7mg/kg IBW</p>
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When should sampling be done for TDM?

1 hour after the start of infusion

30 mins after infusion if infusion time >40 minutes

Cmin measurements should be taken before the start of the next dose

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What describes the PK of Vancomycin?

2-3 compartment body model

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What is the half life of Vancomycin?

~8 hours

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What is the clearance of Vancomycin?

nearly the same a CrCl (primary renally eliminated)

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What are the Vancomycin dosing guidelines?

25-35 mg/kg in non-obese patients

20-25 mg/kg for obese patients

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What is the maximum loading dose for Vancomycin?

3 grams

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How long are Vancomycin infusions?

Typically 2-3 hours

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What is Vancomycin's volume of distribution?

0.7 L/kg

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What is the desired peak and trough concentrations of Vancomycin?

Peak: 25-40 mg/L

Trough: 5-15 mg/L