Anti-Infectant Drugs
Pharmacy Tech
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- Kills the microorganisms
- Allows the body's natural defense mechanisms to have time to destroy the microorganisms by inhibiting bacterial growth
- not synthesized from microorganisms. Usually bacteriostatic, but some are considered bactericidal
- Synthesized by microorganisms - grown, Can be bacteriostatic or bactericidal, Most are taken on an empty stomach (one hour before or two hours after a meal) to ensure proper absorption, Should be taken for the full course of therapy
- Concentrated in the urine and are used for urinary tract infections
- Are antibiotics belonging to the macrolide group that are modified, giving them a much broader spectrum than other macrolides.
- Binds to Ca products (do not eat/drink dairy products), binds to aluminum and magnesium. Use protection in sunlight. Do not take while pregnant.
- These tetracycline analogues are specifically designed to overcome tetracycline resistance bacteria
- • Used in mainly in hospitals, Heavy hitter ABT
- To treat topical and systemic fungal infections
- To treat parasitic infections (parasites are organisms which need a host to complete their life cycle)
- Treatment of worm infections
- Amoeba infections
- To treat tuberculosis
- Medications to help kill viral infections
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