PHRA 1302.7.1 - Anti-infectives and Systemic Antibacterial Agents (Ch 23) - INDICATION

ENT Infections, LRI

Amoxicillin

-pharyngitis

-syphilis

penicillin G benzathine

Pre-operative Infection prophylaxis

Cefazolin

Prevention of Sepsis in severe burns (2nd & 3rd degree)

Silver Sulfadiazine

UTI, Otis Media, Traveler's diarrhea, MRSA

Sulfamethoxazole + Trimethoprim

ESBL Bacteria Infection

Zosyn, Unasyn, Augmentin

Pharyngitis

Pen Vee K

Bone Infection, Prostatitis, ENT infections, Cellulitis, LRI

Ceftin

Gonorrhea

Ceftriaxone

Complicated Infections

Cefepime

Serious infections by gram negative species

Gentamicin (G)

Tobramycin (G)

-ENT infections

-LRI

-STI

Azithromycin

-acne

-malaria

-anthrax

-rickettsia

-STIs

Vibramycin

Rosacea

Oracea

Acne

Minocin

-Anthrax

-Genito-Urinary Infection (GUTI)

-Bone infection

Ciprofloxacin

-LRI

-Genito-Urinary Infection (GUTI)

Moxifloxacin

Bacterial conjunctivitis

Vigamox

Prevention from minor cuts, scraps or burns

Bacitracin

-Impetigo

-Superficial skin infection

Bactroban

Uncomplicated cystitis

Macrobid

Oral:

-C.difficle colitis

Intravenous:

-MRSA

Vancomycin

Anaerobic infections

-Gynecological

-intra-abdominal abscess

Clindamycin

-Active Tuberculosis

-Latent Tuberculosis

Isoniazid

-Active tuberculosis

-Meningococcal Prophylaxis

-Non-tuberculosis mycobacterium

Rifadin