disease antibiotic adverse effect
T.B streptomycin (limited now) 1-nephrotoxicity 2-ototoxicity 3-neuromuscular blokage (predisposing factors : myasthenia gravies ,severe hypocalcemia or concurrent admn of neuromuscular blocking agent
endocarditis combin of PG or ampicillin e streptomycin
Septicemia ,bone & joint infections Gentamycin ,Tobramycin ,Netilmicin and Amikacin
meningitis
urinary tract
pneumonia
endocarditis
renal diseases Doxycyclin    (long half life ,free from nephrotoxicity) 1-nausia ,vomiting ,epigastric pain . 2-IV admn cause phlebitis 3-hepatotoxicity & nephrotoxicity 4-staining of teeth 5-retard bone growth 5-photo sensitivity 6-super infection
cholera tetracyclines
trachoma
acne
Meningitis caused by H.influenzae (& other infections) chloram phenicol 1-gray baby syndrome 2-Toxic bone marrow depression 3-aplastic anemia
Typhoid and para typhoid fever
topical treat of eye & ear infections
mycoplasma pneumonia infections Macrolids 1-mild gastro intestinal upset 2-rashes 3-choleastatic hepatitis 4-induce liver microsomal enzymes
coryne diphtheriae
gonorrhea & syphilis (2nd line )
middle ear & sinus infections in children
toxoplasma gondii Clarithromycin
pelvic infections and urethritis cervicitis caused by chlamydia and gonococci Azithromycin
acute uncomplicated uninary tract inf sulfonamides 1-hyper sensitivity 2-haemolytic anemia 3-Kernicterus 4-crystal urea
Meningococal meningitis & shigellosis  
strept infection e rheumatic fever in patients sensitive to penicillin sulfadiazine & sulfisoxazole
Melioidosis and infections caused by nocardia trisulfapyridine (sulfadiazine ,sulfamerazine ,and sulfamethazine ) or trimethoprim- sulfamethoxazole or sulfisoxazole
Trachoma sulfa (tetracycline perefered)
burning patients (ps. Aeruginosa) topically active sulfonamides (silver sulfadiazine 1% cream)
ocular infections sulfacetamide
urinary tract infections Quinolones 1-nausea, vomiting ,diarrhea 2-allergic reactions (rashes) 3-CNS effects (drowsiness) 4-sometimes :hemolytic anemia
intraabdominal and bilary infections ciprofloxacin
osteomyelitis
all forms of gonorrhea
pneumococcal pneumonia penicillin G 1-neurotoxicity (convulsion follow intrathecal injection rare) 2-superinfection (by candida albicans by using ampicillin ,amoxicillin or indanyl carbenicillin) 3-granulocytopenia (by methicillin and cloxacillin 4-large doses of Na & K salt from PG + bl level of these 2 cations so + danger in patients e renal insufficiency 5-hyper sensitivity
pneumococcal meningitis
anaerobic and microaerophilic bacteria (eg anaerobic brain and lung abscesses ,clostridia infect such as tetanus and gas gangrene
rheumatic fever (recurrent attacks) Penzathine PG
otitis media & chronic bronchitis ampicillin & amoxacillin
acute tonsilitis oral PV ,severe attacks need parentral 10 days
endocarditis benzyl penicillin
gonorrhea  penicillins
syphilis penicillins (essential treatment)
typhoid fever high doses of ampicillin
urinary tract infect by E.coli & P.mitabilis ampicillin & amdinocillin
G-ve enteric bacteria w cause urinary ,respiratory ,billiary infections Mezlocillin & piperacillin
urinary ract infections ,both upper & lower resp tract infections cephalosporins 1-allergy reaction 2-nephrotoxicity (+ e diuretics eg furosemide or e nephrotoxic agent as gentamicin 3-super infection 4-Over bleeding (coagulation disorders ) in wide spectrum cephalosporins eg cefroperazone ,cefamandole and cefmenoxime
penicillin resistant gonorrhea
meningitis
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