1. The document summarizes classes of antibiotics including aminoglycosides, carbapenems, and cephalosporins.
2. It describes the therapeutic actions, pharmacokinetics, contraindications, common adverse reactions, and important drug interactions for each class.
3. Nursing considerations for patients taking these antibiotics include monitoring for signs of toxicity, performing baseline assessments, and checking for drug allergies.
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Daniel - Assignment On Antibiotics
1. The document summarizes classes of antibiotics including aminoglycosides, carbapenems, and cephalosporins.
2. It describes the therapeutic actions, pharmacokinetics, contraindications, common adverse reactions, and important drug interactions for each class.
3. Nursing considerations for patients taking these antibiotics include monitoring for signs of toxicity, performing baseline assessments, and checking for drug allergies.
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Arun R.
Daniel BSN 2 - NC
CLASSES OF DRUG THERAPEUTIC PHARMACOKINET CONTRAINDICATIO COMMON IMPORTANT NURSING
ANTIBIOTICS PROTOTYPE ACTIONS ICS NS ADVERSE DRUG-DRUG CONSIDERATIO REACTIONS INTERACTIONS NS Aminoglycosides -amikacin - inhibit - poorly - known allergy - serious risk Aminoglycosides -Nurses should (amikin) - protein absorbed from to any of the of ototoxicity should not be monitor the gentamicin synthesis in the GI tract but aminoglycosides and taken when the patient (garamycin) susceptible rapidly absorbed - renal or hepatic nephrotoxicit patient is already receiving -kanamycin strains of after disease y - Renal taking: - aminoglycosid (kantrex) - gram- intramuscular -pre- existing toxicity, which Theracrys (BCG es for signs of neomycin negative (IM) injection, hearing loss may progress live intravesical) decreased (mycifradin) bacteria. reaching peak -active infection to renal - Vistide renal function - - used to levels within 1 with herpes or failure - GI (cidofovir) such as streptomyci treat serious hour mycobacterial effects - Zanosar declining urine n (generic) - infections - average half- infections include: (streptozocin) output and tobramycin caused by life of 2 to 3 -myasthenia nausea, - Neuromuscular increasing (nebcin, susceptible hours gravis or vomiting, blocking agents, blood urea tobrex) strains of - widely parkinsonism - diarrhea, enhance some of nitrogen gram- distributed lactation weight loss, the side effects of (BUN), negative throughout the stomatitis, aminoglycosides. creatinine, bacteria, body, cross the and hepatic and declining including placenta and toxicity - glomerular Pseudomona enter breast Cardiac filtration rate s aeruginosa, milk, and are effects can (GFR). E. coli, excreted include - physical Proteus unchanged in palpitations, assessment species, the the urine hypotension, should be Klebsiella– - Metabolized in and performed to Enterobacter liver hypertension establish – Serratia - Excreted by - baseline data group, kidney Hypersensitivi for assessing Citrobacter unchanged - ty reactions the species, and Narrow include - effectiveness Staphylococc therapeutic purpura, rash, of the drug us species margin urticaria, and and such as occurrence of Staphylococc exfoliative adverse us aureus dermatitis. effects. Carbapenems - ertapenem -inhibits Inhibits the -treatment of - injection site - Probenecid -Check for (Invanz) protein synthesis of community reactions -Valproic acid allergies, -imipenem synthesis in bacterial cell acquired - diarrhea - these can including /cilastatin susceptible wall - pneumonia, - nausea decrease with penicillin and (Primaxin) strains of bactericidal complicated GU - vomiting using cephalosporin -doripenem gram-negativ infections, - skin rash Carbapenems s -Dosage - e bacteria, complicated - pruritus -Ganciclovir + adjustment if meropenem disrupting intra-abdominal imipenem renal functional infection, skin impairment integrity of and skin -Use with the cell structure caution with membrane infections, acute seizure and causing pelvic infections disorder or cell death caused by renal susceptible dysfunction bacteria Cephalosporins -1st - Binds to All Cephalosporins - Nausea - Aminoglycosi -Monitor for generation: bacterial cell cephalosporins are not -Vomiting des, oral the first 30 cephalexin wall, causing have limited recommended -Epigastric anticoagulant s, minutes of IV Cefazolin cell death penetration into for individuals distress ETOH (alcohol) therapy -2nd intracellular fluid who have a -Diarrhea -Teach not to generation: and vitreous history of severe drink alcohol cefprozil humor. Excreted hypersensitivity for 72 hours -3rd primarily in to other after taking- generation: urine. cephalosporins. disulfira m-like ceftriaxone - reaction 4th -Obtain and generation: assess C&S cefepime testing -5th -Monitor generation: hepatic and ceftolozane hematologic functions in prolonged or high-dose therapy Fluoroquinolone 4 generation - Bacterial The majority of -Known allergy to GI upset -Erythromycin , Patients s s: DNA enzyme fluoroquinolone any Hypersensitivi quinidine, should avoid -ciprofloxac replication s are fluoroquinolone, ty theophylline , the use of in (Cipro) inhibitor metabolized in renal, CNS Photosensitivi corticosteroid s - antacid -levofloxaci the liver and disorders, ty Antacids, Iron, medication as n (Levaquin) eliminated in pregnancy or Hypoglycemia Zinc, caffeine antacids -moxifloxac urine, where lactating women C-diff decrease significantly in (Avelox) they can reach < 18 years of age absorption up to impede -ofloxacin high levels. due to joint 98% absorption. (Floxin) problems Patients should also be instructed to take oral fluoroquinolon es with a full glass of water two hours before or after meals. Penicillins Penicillin V -Inhibit Penicillins are Penicillins are not - nausea -Efficacy may be The patient (PO) bacterial cell efficiently recommended - vomiting inhibited by should notify Penicillin G wall distributed in for those who - epigastric tetracyclines the health (IV) synthesis most tissues' have had severe distress Antagonizes care provider Amoxicillin Bactericidal, extracellular allergic responses - diarrhea aminoglycosi des (HCP) if fever Piperacillin/t -Narrow and fluid, especially to them. or diarrhea az obactam Broad when develops, (combinatio spectrum inflammation is especially if n product) present. the stool All penicillins are contains eliminated in blood, pus, or urine at least mucus. Advise partially, and the patient most reach high not to treat amounts. diarrhea without advice from HCP. Sulfonamides -cotrimoxa -Inhibit folic The majority of - Allergy - Skin rash. -Cross sensitivity -Drink 2 to 3 L zole (Septra, acid and sulfonamides -Pregnancy - may - Itching. with thiazide (1 liter is Bactrim) - prostaglandi are easily be teratogenic, - Headache. diuretics approximately sulfadiazin e n synthesis absorbed both -Breastfeeding - Dizziness. -Hypoglycemi c equal to 1 (generic) - orally and - Diarrhea. response with quart) of fluids sulfasalazi topically when - Tiredness. sulfonylureas daily ne given to burns. - Nausea or -Avoid antacids - -Immediately (Azulfidine) Metabolized vomiting. decrease report a rash, mainly by the - Pale skin. absorption fever, sore liver and throat, excreted by the difficulty kidneys. breathing, ringing in ears, or jaundice - orange- yellow skin & urine discoloration -Immediately report severe or persistent diarrhea with fever; no OTC remedies -Report no improvement after a few days of therapy -Do not breastfeed Tetracyclines tetracyclin e -Inhibits Tetracyclines are Allergy Gastrointestin -Penicillin G When (Sumycin) bacterial able to -lactation; al -oral administered -demeclocy protein penetrate the ophthalmic disturbances contraceptive with milk or cline synthesis majority of body preparation is difficile therapy other dairy (Declomyci -bacteriostat tissues and contrain –induced -digoxin products, n) ic fluids. -dicated in diarrhea -eliminates antacids, or -doxycyclin e Tetracycline and patients who (pseudomem vitamin K iron products, (Vibramyci minocycline are have fungal, bra nous -decreased the drug's n, Doryx) excreted mycobacterial, or colitis) absorption with effectiveness -minocyclin primarily in viral ocular calcium salts is decreased. e (Minocin) urine. infections Candidiasis -magnesium salt Give the -zinc salts medicine with Photosensitivi -aluminum salts a full glass of ty -bismuth salts water on an -iron empty Bone and -urinary stomach at dental effects alkalinizers least 1 hour in children -charcoal before or 2 hours after Fatty liver meals for optimal Vestibular absorption. dysfunction Give drug at (with least 1 hour minocycline) before bedtime to prevent esophageal irritation or ulceration Antimycobacteri -isoniazid Negative -Route: Oral soniazid drug -GI irritation Rifampin can -Teach pt: als (INH) sputum -Onset: Varies hypersensitivity -nausea cause hepatic Discontinue -rifampin smears -Peak: 1-2 h including drug - -rash enzyme induction the drug and (Rifadin, Prevention Duration: 24 h induced -headache and severe report dark Rimactane ) or -Well absorbed hepatitis; - vertigo medication urine, -ethionami elimination from the GI tract previous -jaundice interactions with jaundice, or de (trecator of TB -Metabolized in isoniazid associa -peripheral immunosuppress clay-colored SC) symptoms: the liver ted hepatic neuritis ant s used in stools - rifapentine (productive -Excreted in the injury. (tingling, transplants. -Avoid (priftin) cough, fever, urine numbness) tyramine- night sweats) due to contai ning vitamin B6 foods, such as deficiency aged cheeses and smoked fish -Avoid histamine- contai ning foods, such as tuna, sauerkraut in juice, and yeast extracts