Fluoroquinolones, Sulfonamides

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4. Should female experience vaginitis

Yes which require consultation immediately

No is part of adverse effects seen with sulfanomides medications

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6. Ciprofloxacin has an excellent what?

Gram -

Gram +

None of the above

All of the above

Does not matter

7. Precaution should be used for fluoroquinolones in

Lactation

Children

Pseudomembranous colitis

Renal dysfunction, CNS disorders

All of the above

8. Moxifloxacin has a broad spectrum of activity against

Gram positive

Gram negative

Anaerobes

Multi drug resistant strep. pneumonia

All of the above

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10. Precaution should be used in the following patients when giving Sulfonamides

Folate deficiency

P with G 6 PD deficiency

Pseudomembronous colitis

Renal impairment

None of the above

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12. What are the drug to drug interaction seen in sulfonamide

Warfarin (decrease)

Warfarin (increase)

Aluminum/magnesium

Calcium, iron, and zinc

Antidysrhytmics

13. Adverse effect in using sulfonamide are

Photosensitivity, diarrhea

Oral and vaginal candidiasis

Pseudomembranous colitis

Renal failure, neutoprenia, thrombocytopenia

Stevens-johnson syndrome

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15. How should sulfonamide be dosed?

80mg TMP/400mg SMZ tablet

60mg TMP/400mg SMZ tablet

160mg TMP/800mg SMZ tablet

40/200 mg per 5 ml suspension

60/200mg per 5 ml suspension

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16. HOw will you counsel for the use of fluoroquinolones?

Take all the medication

Female may exprience vaginitis which need immediate consultation

Store at room temperature

Store in the refrigerator

Wear sunscreen

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17. SMZ/TMP covers

P. aeruginosa

Pneumocystis carinii pneumonitis (PCP)

Common urinary pathogens

Community acquired respl

Otitis pathogens

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18. What are the drug ito drug interaction seen with fluoroquinolones

Aluminum/magnesium antacids

Oral contraceptive

Cacium, iron, zinc

Warfarin

Class 3 antidysrythmic (seen in moxifloxacin with prolonged QT)

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19. Contraindication for using sulfonamide are:

Anaphylactic allergy to any sulfonamide

Anemia due to folate deficiency

Headache, dizziness, cramp

Pregnancy, lactation, infants < 2 months

Infancts < 1 month, pregnancy, lactation

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20. Ciprofloxacin is different from levofloxacin in that

Even though both are used for gram negative bacteria, cipro works well with staph

Even though both are used for gram negative bacteria, levaquin works well with staph

Even though both are used for gram negative bacteria, cipro works well with strep

Even though both are used for gram negative bacteria, levaquin works well with strep

Even though both are used for gram positive bacteria, cipro works well with staph

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21. How should sulfonamides be monitored?

White blood cell count and febrile status

Baseline serum creatinine and blood urea nitrogen if renal impairement is suspected

Urinalysis during therapy in pts with renal dysfuncion

Hepatic tests

All of the above

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22. What are the adverse effects of fluoroquinolones

Photosensitiviy, diarrhea, nausea

Headache, hives

Cramping, oral, or vaginal candidiasis

Psedomembranous colitis, Qt prolongation (highest risk with moxifloxacin)

Anaphylactic shock, shortness of breath

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Fluoroquinolones, Sulfonamides

1. Brand name for moxifloxacin

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. What is the generic name for levaquin

3. Generic name for avelox

4. Should female experience vaginitis

5. Sulfamethoxazole (SMZ), trimethoprim (TMP), and sulfacetamide belong to what class

6. Ciprofloxacin has an excellent what?

7. Precaution should be used for fluoroquinolones in

8. Moxifloxacin has a broad spectrum of activity against

9. What class does levofloxacin belong to?

10. Precaution should be used in the following patients when giving Sulfonamides

11. Generic name for cotrim

12. What are the drug to drug interaction seen in sulfonamide

13. Adverse effect in using sulfonamide are

14. What strong bacteria does fluoroquinolones also target

15. How should sulfonamide be dosed?

16. HOw will you counsel for the use of fluoroquinolones?

17. SMZ/TMP covers

18. What are the drug ito drug interaction seen with fluoroquinolones

19. Contraindication for using sulfonamide are:

20. Ciprofloxacin is different from levofloxacin in that

21. How should sulfonamides be monitored?

22. What are the adverse effects of fluoroquinolones

23. Brand name for sulfacetamide

24. Brand name for sulfamethoxazole (SMZ)/trimethoprim (TMP)

25. Generic name for bactrim

26. SMZ is biotransformed by this enzyme

27. Generic name for septra

28. Levofloxacin is FDA approved for penicillin resistant

29. What are the rare adverse effects of sulfonamides

30. Sulfonamides is used to treat?

31. The combination of SMZ/TMP does what?

32. How does TMP do what it does?

33. How does SMZ do what it does?

34. Generic name for ciprodex

35. What are the conraindication for using Fluoroquinolones

36. Fluoroquinolones are used to treat?

37. How does fluoroquinolones class of drugs do what they do?

38. Which drug in the fluoroquinolones class is used for optic treatment

39. Which drug in the fluoroquinolones class is used for otic treatment

40. What are the names of drugs that belong to fluoroquinolones (give both generic and brand names)