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    Pharmacology of Antibacterial

    and Antifungal Agents

    Part IDana Whitney, Pharm.D., BCPS

    Clinical Pharmacy Specialist Infectious DiseasesBoston Medical Center

    [email protected]!

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    Learning Objectives

    "ecall the mechanisms of action, pharmacodynamic

    and pharmaco#inetic properties of the ma$or classes

    of antiiotics

    Identify the representati%e spectrum for antiioticprototypes

    Identify the ad%erse effects for the ma$or antiiotic

    classes

    Descrie common mechanisms of resistance toantiiotics

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    Antibiotic prescriptions by dentists

    represent what percentage of the totalvolume of outpatient antibiotic

    prescriptions?

    &. '()B. *')

    C. +()

    D. +)

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    Structure

    Lecture IIntroduction

    Cell wall synthesis inhibitors

    ecture II-ancomycin

    Protein synthesis inhiitors

    ucleic acid structure inhiitors

    ecture III&ntifolates

    &ntimycoacterials

    &ntifun!al a!ents

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    Principles of Antibiotic herapy

    reatmentof infection /mpiric

    ased on most li#elymicroes and theirproale susceptiility

    Documented0definiti%e y culture of microes and

    determination ofsusceptiility to dru!s

    Prophylactictherapy topre%ent infection

    1se the most narrow, leastto2ic, most cost3effecti%ea!ent

    &ntiiotics aid the ody4s

    defenses in clearin! theinfection /liminate the or!anism y

    physical means 5i.e. incisionand deridement6

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    Antibiotic Selection

    &ntiiotic

    7actorsSpectrum

    PK/PDAdverse effects

    Drug interactions

    Cost

    Patho!enLikely organisms

    Susceptibility

    8ost 7actorsAge

    Immune status

    Renal and epatic function

    Recent antibiotic e!posure

    Allergy/IntoleranceDisease severity

    Pregnancy and Lactation

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    Pharmaco!inetics "P#$ of Antibiotics

    P9 :descries what theody does to the dru!; & &sorption

    D Distriution

    -d 5

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    Pharmacodynamics "P%$ of Antibiotics

    PD :descries what the dru! does to the ody Aor

    microor!anism; Descries antimicroial effect

    Bactericidal Bacteriostatic

    Post antiiotic effect 5P&/6

    PD parameters

    ime dependent acti%ity 5MIC, &1CMIC6 Concentration dependent acti%ity 5Cma2MIC, &1CMIC6

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    &actericidal vs' &acteriostatic

    LogBacteria

    Time

    Static

    Cidal

    Antibiotic

    Log

    Immune &ssistance

    Cell wallsynthesisinhibitors

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    Pharmacodynamics

    Rybak M. Am J Med 2006;119:S37-

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    () y*o woman with estimated

    CrCl +) ml*min, being treated for

    peridontal abscess

    Dru! & 5concentration dependent6 *'(m! E+*h

    Dru! & 5concentration dependent6 '((m! E*Fh

    Dru! B 5time dependent6 +! EFh

    Dru! B 5time dependent6 *! EGh

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    Bactericidal

    Bacteriostatic

    Cma2MIC

    MIC

    &. Concentration dependent

    acti%ity

    B. "eEuires immune

    assistance to clear

    infectionC. Cell wall synthesis

    inhiitors

    D. ime dependent acti%ity

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    Cell -all Synthesis Inhibitors

    Penicillins Beta lactamase inhiitor cominations

    Cephalosporins

    Carapenems

    -ancomycin

    Beta 3

    lactams

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    .echanism of Action

    Inhiits PBPs

    In%ol%ed in the cross lin#a!e of peptide chains Pre%ents the de%elopment of normal peptido!lycan structure

    Cell lysis Hsmotic pressure or acti%ation of endo!enous autolysins

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    &asic beta/lactam structure

    Manipulations of side chain alter spectrum, susceptiility andpharmaco#inetic properties

    oal "apidly actericidal, nonto2ic, ioa%ailale, resistant to de!radation,

    hi!h affinity for PBPs

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    Penicillins Cephalosporins

    Carbapenems

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    Penicillins "spectrum$

    MSS& streptococci

    S" pneumoniae

    " influen#ae

    /nteric ramne!. 5$"coli%

    Klebsiella%Proteus6

    anaeroes

    atural PCspenicillin -9

    J only

    Penicillinase

    resistant PCs

    J only

    &minopenicillinsamo2icillin

    J only

    &mo2icillin0

    cla%ulanic acid

    Caro2yPCs,ureidoPCs

    J only

    arrow spectrum

    Broader Spectrum

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    Average .IC

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    Penicillin and amo0icillin1 P#

    &sorption Difficult to achie%e hi!h serum concentrations with PH formulations &mo2icillin penicillin

    ood penetration into most tissues, e2cept prostate, eye,and uninflamed CS7

    Primarily e2creted y #idneys &d$ust with moderate3se%ere renal impairment

    In !eneral, shorter half3life than most antimicroials &mo2icillin penicillin

    Proenecid loc#s renal e2cretion and causes increasedserum le%els of penicillin

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    P#

    2 3 Proteinbinding3

    ime toPea!"hr$

    Pea!"mcg*mL$

    ime torough"hr$

    Pencillin I- 33 '( (.'3+ *'3'( F3K

    Penicillin -9 K( G( + *.'3' F

    Penicillin procaine 33 '( *3F +( +*

    Penicillin en=athine 33 '( *F3FG (.* L3F w#s

    &mpicillin I- 33 *( (.'3+ *'3'( K

    &mo2icillin '3N( *( + 3+( K3G

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    Penicillins "Adverse effects$

    8ypersensiti%ity 5+3+()6&naphyla2is 5(.((F to (.(+')6 Cross3reacti%ity with cephalosporins '3+()

    Phleitis 5+3+()6 I disturances 5+3+()6 8ematolo!ic 5O+)6 /lectrolyte disturances 5O+)6

    eurolo!ic 5O+)6 "enal 5interstitial nephritis6 5O+)6

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    Case 4 A&

    F' y0o male with recent aortic %al%e replacement. Cardiolo!ist instructs him to call you prior to his

    ne2t dental appointment for a prescription for

    antiiotics. What type of therapy is this

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    American 5eart Association 6uidelines for

    the Prevention of Infective 7ndocarditis "I7$

    Prophyla2is is recommended for dental proceduresthatin%ol%e

    Manipulation of !in!i%al tissues or periapical re!ion of

    teeth

    Perforation of oral mucosa Prophyla2is is only for patients with

    1nderlyin! cardiac conditions associated with the

    hi!hest ris# of ad%erse outcome from I/

    Circulation"*((Q++'

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    8nderlying cardiac conditions

    associated with the highest ris!

    Prosthetic cardiac %al%e Prior history of infecti%e endocarditis Con!enital heart disease 5C8D6

    1nrepaired cyanotic C8D

    Completely repaired, during the first 6 months after theprocedure "epaired C8D with residual defects

    Cardiac transplantation recipients who de%elop cardiac%al%ulopathy

    Circulation"*((Q++'

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    9ecommended 9egimens Co%era!e ofStreptococcus viridans Hral re!imens + hour prior to procedure I- re!imens L( min prior to procedure

    Standard !eneral prophyla2is &mo2icillin *!m PH

    1nale to ta#e oral medications &mpicillin *!m IM or I-

    &ller!ic to penicillin Clindamycin K((m! PHCephale2in *!m PHR&=ithromycin '((m! PHClarithromycin '((m! PH

    &ller!ic to penicillin and unale to ta#e oralmedications

    Clindamycin K((m! I-Cefa=olin +!m I-RCeftria2one +!m I-R

    R should not e used in indi%iduals with immediate3type hypersensiti%ity reaction 5urticaria,

    an!ioedema, or anaphyla2is6 to penicillins

    Circulation"*((Q++'

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    Case 4 A&

    F' y0o male with recent aortic %al%e replacement. Which prophylactic antiiotic should e !i%en

    &mo2icillin * ! PH 2 + 5ta#e + hour prior to procedure6

    What should e considered prior to writin! the

    prescription&ller!ies if aller!ic to PC, assess aller!y and consider

    alternati%es

    Which ad%erse effects should he e made aware of

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    Antimicrobial 9esistance

    Intrinsic characteristics of the dru! pre%ent reachin! thetar!et site or the dru! is inacti%ated

    &cEuired resistance which de%elops 5hori=ontally or%ertically6

    Mechanisms Dru! cannot reach the tar!et site Dru! is inacti%ated ar!et site is altered

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    9esistance to beta/lactam Antibiotics

    Dru! is inacti%ated 3 beta&lactamases

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    &eta Lactamase Inhibitors

    Cla%ulanic acid Compounded with some

    penicillins

    Binds to eta lactamase,

    pre%ents the destruction of

    the parent dru! /nhances the spectrum of

    the parent dru! if the

    decreased acti%ity is a result

    of eta3lactamases

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    R&u!mentin amo2icillin J cla%ulanic acid

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    Penicillins

    Cephalosporins

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    Cephalosporins "spectrum$

    MSS& streptococci

    S" pneumoniae

    " influen#ae

    /nteric ramne!. 5$"coli%Klebsiella%Proteus6

    anaeroes

    +st!enerationcephale2in

    *nd!eneration

    *nd!enerationcephamycins

    Lrd!enerationcefpodo2ime

    Fth!eneration

    arrow spectrum

    Broader Spectrum

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    Cephalosporins

    Pharmaco#inetics &sorption

    I- for se%ere infections

    PH for mild0moderate

    infections

    Distriution

    Similar to penicillins

    Metaolism

    /2cretion

    renal

    &d%erse /ffects enerally well tolerated

    I disturances 5+3+()6

    Phleitis 5+3+()6

    8ypersensiti%ity 5O +)6 8ematolo!ic 5O +)6

    "enal 5O +)6

    euroto2icity 5O +)6

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    9esistance to beta/lactam Antibiotics

    Dru! is inacti%ated 3 beta&lactamases Penicillinases Cephalosporinases /2tended spectrum eta lactamases 5/SBs6

    Dru! cannot reach the tar!et site 3 alterations inmembrane permeability or efflu!

    ar!et site is altered 3 alterations in P'P Penicillin resistant S" pneumoniae 5P"SP6

    Methicillin resistant S" aureus5M"S&6

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    Carbapenems

    Mechanism of action similar to PCs Broad spectrum a!ent 3 reser%ed as last line for

    resistant or!anisms ram positi%e, !ram ne!ati%e, anaeroes

    Pharmaco#inetics I- only ood distriution "enally e2creted 3 reEuires dose ad$ustment in patients with

    renal dysfunction

    &d%erse effects 8ypersensiti%ity, sei=ures 5caution in patients with sei=urehistory or renal disease6

    -hich of the following is true of

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    -hich of the following is true of

    beta 4 lactam agents?

    a6 Primarily acteriostatic6 Common mechanisms of resistance include en=ymatic

    inacti%ation, altered tar!et sites

    c6 Intra%enous and oral formulations are eEually ioa%ailale

    d6 "esponsile for many dru! dru! interactions due toinhiition of CTP F'(, isoen=yme L&F

    e6 &ntiacterial acti%ity is concentration dependent 5hi!her

    pea#s ha%e !reater antiacterial acti%ity

    Summary

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    Summary

    cell wall synthesis inhibitors

    beta lactams Penicillins 5penicillin, amo2icillin6

    Cephalosporins

    cephale2in cefpodo2ime

    Carapenems