Bortner Week 2 Pharmacology PDF
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These notes cover various aspects of pharmacology, including different types of antibiotics and their uses, side effects, and considerations for patient teaching. The information on antibiotics includes different classes and usage against bacteria. The notes also cover important aspects of patient care and monitoring.
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Bortner-WK 2. ampicillin Antibiotics Penicillins treatment of bacterial infections prophylaxis of infective endocarditis skin , soft tissue, respiratory , GI, GU infections weakens...
Bortner-WK 2. ampicillin Antibiotics Penicillins treatment of bacterial infections prophylaxis of infective endocarditis skin , soft tissue, respiratory , GI, GU infections weakens bacterial cell wall , causing death to the cell dyspnea , rash , superinfection aka Diff C. diarrhea, vomiting , nausea for monitor allergic reactions and bowel function , Obtain culturefirst drug interactions. finish the whole course of your antibiotic. Report new diarrhea. any Some antibiotics can decrease effect of contraceptives. Take on an empty stomach ! cefazolin antibiotics Cephalosporins use to treat bacteria infections surgical prophylaxis Inhibits third step of bacterial wall synthesis binding , to penicillin- binding proteins. Gastritis allergic reaction, , super infections such as C. Diff abdominal pain Obtain before cultures starting antibiotics interactions check for drug finish whole course ! Don't quit when you feel better. have less effectiveness Some contraceptives Report any new diarrhea. wear sunscreen , avoid sun exposure ciprofloxacin antibiotics Fluoroquinolones Bacterial infections , bone/joint infections , anthrax Inhibits bacterial DNA synthesis nausea vomiting tendon , , rupture dizziness , headache check other medications for contraindications. Monitor bowel movements Obtain cultures before starting antibiotics antibiotic finish full course of evenif you feel better ! probiotics ! Report any diarrhea Take wear sun screen ! contraceptives might not be as effective. gentamicin antibiotic Aminoglycosides serious bacterial infections Inhibits protein synthesis bactericidal ototoxicity coordination vertigo, impaired lataxia) functionpeak monitor kidney trough monitor for tinnitus and loss- hearing blood levels Administer IM or IV finish whole course ! wear sunscreen Report diarrhea-c Diff any. Contraceptive may not be as effective. erythromycin Antibiotics macrolides Bacterial infections Inhibits protein Synthesis slowing bacterial growth eysrhythmias ototoxicity , rash GI upsets Obtain cultures before antibiotics. starting check for allergies and interactions drug Take on an emptyofstomach water with a full glass finish full course of antibiotic Report diarrhea Wear Sunscreen any. maydeffect of contraceptives. INH-isoniazid antituberculosis Antituberculosis Agents Tuberculosis Bactericidal/bacteriostatic against mycobacteria Hepatotoxicity Neuropathy monitor for signs of liver damage Report vision changes , Get vision screenings , use alternate birth control Don't consume alcohol !!! need to may use longterm rifampin Antibiotic , antituberculotic Antituberculosis Agents treatmentofPulmonaraagitidis carriers to eliminate meningococci from Inhibits Synthesis of RNAnasopharynx killingof myobacteria by causing production defective , non functional proteins. Ridney Acute disease , Hepatotoxicity Done marrow suppression Gl upset , skin rashes decreased effectiveness of oral contraceptives Monitor PT and CBC Kidneyfunction , , LET's fluids orange known body drug interactions! Review other meds Take Stomach once a hour day before on emp ty or 2 hours after meals- Do not wear contact lenses. Report any swelling bleeding/bruising , or any signs or symptoms of infection