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Slow the growth of bacteria allowing body to fight |
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growing organisms and identifying the effect if the antibiotic |
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wide variety antibiotic versus more organism group specific |
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bacteria is resistant to an antibiotic |
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adverse effect of anti-infective therapy is the appearance of secondary infections called _________ that occur when microorganisms normally present in the body are killed by the drug. |
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1st group of antibiotics developed |
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Inhibits folic acid in bacteria's cell metabolism Slows rate of bacterial multiplication |
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certain UTI's, bronchitis, upper respiratory infection (URI), ear infection, burns |
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sulfonamides are used to treat (5) |
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may cause Steven's Johnson Syndrome |
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trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole (Bactrim, Septra) |
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combination drug used for UTI, Pneumocystis, and ear infections |
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anorexia, N/V, diarrhea, abdominal Pain, chills, fever, stomatitis |
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adverse reactions to sulfonamides |
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hemolytic anemia, aplastic anemia & thrombocytopenia |
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sulfonamides can cause these blood problems |
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sulfonamides, tetracycline, fluoroquinlones, aminoglycosides |
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which antibiotic groups have photo sensitivity |
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which antibiotics have renal implications so the patient should be on I/O |
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Penecillins, Cephalosporins |
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which antibiotics have 4 subgroups known as "generations" |
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penecillins and cephalasporins |
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which antibiotic groups are bacterial resistance most likely to happen with? |
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which antibiotic groups cause GI problems |
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Penicillins, Cephalosporins, Lincosamides |
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which antibiotics should be taken on an empty stomach because food interferese with absorption of oral route |
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penicillins, tetracylcines |
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2 antibiotic groups that decrease effectiveness of birth control |
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which antibiotic group causes a disulfiram reaction if taken with alcohol |
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penicillins, cephalosporins |
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antibiotics (2) that may sting if given IM into a large muscle |
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tetracyclines, flouroquinolones, aminoglycosides, macrolides, lincosamides |
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which antibiotic groups should not be given along with antacids |
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which antibiotic group may cause discoloration of teeth in infants and children |
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tetracyclines - macrolides |
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antibiotics that are effective for treating Lyme disease |
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which antibiotic group should dairy products be avoided in because Ca binds with it and decreases its effectiveness |
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aminoglycosides - monobactams |
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which antibiotics types should the nurse monitor for ototoxicity and renal complications |
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which antibiotic group is used prophylactically during bowel prep surgery to decrease bacteria in the colon |
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inhibits cell wall synthesis, DNA or RNA synthesis; protein synthesis |
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penicillins work on the _____ ______ ring of the bacteria |
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antibiotic that is the initial therapy for staphylococcal disease |
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natural, penicillinase-resistant, aminopenicillins, extended spectrum PCN's |
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four generations of penicillins |
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penicillin G - penicillin V |
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two types of natural penicillins |
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cloxacillin, methicillin, dicoloxacillin, nafcillin, oxacillin |
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5 types of penicillinase-resistant penicillins |
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piperacillin, ticarcillin, carbenicillin |
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three extended spectrum penicillins |
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PO, IM, IV drug that is effective against staph |
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if PCN and beta blockers are taken together, may increase the risk for _________ __________ |
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PCN or cephalasprins should not be taken with anticoagulants because because it increases the ________ ___________ |
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contraindicated in people with PCN allergy |
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interact with cephalasporins to increase risk of nephrotoxicity |
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alcohol should not be consumed with 72 hours of taking these drugs because it can cause a disulfiram reactions |
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effective with all strains of bacteria that are affected by PCN and some that are resistant |
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used to treat UTI's, skin infections, hospital acquired pneumonias, and during perioperative period |
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keflex is a ___ generation broad spectrum cephalosporin |
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broad spectrum, 3rd generation cephalosporin - cell wall inhibitor |
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cefotaxime (claforan) is effect against gram _____ bacteria |
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rare, but possible side efffect of cephalosprins |
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have broad spectrum, but are often not the drug of choice |
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tetracylclines are effective against gram _______ bacteria |
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tetracylclines are effective against gram _______ bacteria |
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drug of choice against H pylori and many other microorganisms |
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may increase risk for digitalis toxicity for pts on digitalis |
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all macrolides in in "____" |
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act by causing changes in protien function and synthesis of bacteria |
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preferred drug for pertussis, Legionnaires disease, m pneumonia, and diptheria |
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macrolides are effective against gram ______ bacteria |
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effective against spirochetal infections (syphilis, lyme disease, gonorrhea, chlamydia, mycoplasma) |
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action of aminoglycosides |
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aminoglycosides can or can not be used during pregnancy |
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aminoglycocide of choice for serious urinary, respiratory, nervouc, and GI infections |
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topical formula of Gentamicin used for external eye |
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ototoxicity and nephrotixicity |
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two major side effects of aminoglycosides |
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2 aminoglycosides that require monitoring for hepatic coma and swallowing problems |
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action of fluoroquinlones |
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flouroquinlones are effective againts gram _____ bacteria |
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cipro (ciprofloxican) is more effective against gram _____ bacteria |
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most widely used fluoroquinlone - treats resp infections, bone and joint infections, GI infections, opthalmic infections, sinusitis, and prostatitis |
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drugs that effect changes in cartlidge in children |
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used against gram + and - when PCN and erythromycin are not effective |
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drugs that end in "em" (impenem-cilastatin, meropenem, erapenem) - have the broadest spectrum of any antibiotics |
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used to treat peritonitis, meningitis, bone, joint, soft tissue infections, septicemia endocarditis, encephalitis |
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monobactam drug Aztreonam (Azactam) is only effective against gram _____ bacteria |
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action of monobactams (astreonam (Azactam)) |
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antitubercular medications need to be taken for _________ |
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several antibiotics may be prescribed for this disease since it is slow growing and develops resistance |
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drug of choice for treating TB |
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commonly prescribed TB drug that turns everything orange |
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s/e blurred/colored vision, difficulty voiding, fever, GI, hearing, red discolored body fluids, numbness/tingling in extremities, weight gain, edema, dark urine |
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antituberculins should be taken with or without food |
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reserved for severe gram + infections - used after other antibiotics ineffective |
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s/e red man syndrome, flushing, hypotension, rash to upper body, nephrotoxicity, ototoxicity |
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