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  1. Cefazolin

    First Generation

    Parenteral
  2. Cefadroxil

    First Generation

    Oral
  3. Cephalexin

    First Generation

    Oral
  4. Cefotetan

    Second Generation

    Parenteral

    Hypothromobinemia
  5. Cefoperazone

    Third Generation

    Parenteral

    Higher Hepatic Elimination

    Pseudocholelithiasis
  6. Cefuroxime axetil

    Second Generation

    Parenteral or Oral

    Prodrug
  7. Cefoxitin

    Second Generation

    Parenteral
  8. Cefaclor

    Second Generation

    Oral

    Rash
  9. Ceftaroline Fosamil

    Fifth Generation

    Parenteral

    Prodrug
  10. Penicillin G

    Natural Penicillin

    Oral, IV, IM

    Free acid for oral only, Na and K for all three

    Procaine and Benzathine

    SJS, TEN, Seizures
  11. Penicillin V

    Natural Penicillin

    Oral (Na and K)
  12. Methacillin

    Antistaphylococcal Penicillin
  13. Nafacillin

    Antistaphylococcal Penicillin

    Mainly IV (Na and K)

    Hepatic elimination

    Increased serum transaminases
  14. Dicloxacillin

    Antistaphylococcal Penicillin

    Oral (Na)
  15. Cloxacillin

    Antistaphylococcal Penicillin

    Oral (Na)
  16. Oxacillin

    Antistaphylococcal Penicillin

    Oral, IM, IV (Na)

    Increased serum transaminases
  17. Ampicillin

    Aminopenicillin

    Mainly IV (Na)

    Emergency

    CDAD, Rash, SJS, TEN
  18. Amoxicillin

    Aminopenicillin

    Oral

    Rash
  19. Ceftazidime

    Third Generation

    Parenteral
  20. Cefixime

    Third Generation

    Oral
  21. Ceftibuten

    Third Generation

    Oral
  22. Cefdinir

    Third Generation

    Oral
  23. Cefditoren Pivoxil

    Third Generation

    Oral

    Prodrug
  24. Cefpodoxime Proxetil

    Second Generation

    Oral

    Prodrug
  25. Cefprozil

    Second Generation

    Oral

    Rash
  26. Cefotaxime

    Third Generation

    Parenteral
  27. Ceftriaxone

    Third Generation

    Parenteral

    Higher Hepatic Elimination

    Pseudocholelithiasis
  28. Cefepime

    Fourth Generation

    Parenteral
  29. Carbenicillin

    Carboxypenicillin (ESP)
  30. Ticarcillin

    Carboxypenicillin (ESP)

    IM, IV (DiNa)

    Anticoagulation, Na overload (Hypokalemia)

    Not as effective as Piperacillin
  31. Piperacillin

    Urcidopenicillin

    IM, IV (Na)
  32. Sulbactam

    Ampicillin - Sulbactam (IV)
  33. Clavulanic Acid

    Amoxicillin - Clavulanate (Oral)

    Ticarcillin - Clavulanate (IV)

    Hepatotoxicity
  34. Tazobactam

    Piperacillin - Tazobactam
  35. Aztreonam

    Usually not given alone

    Inhalation form avaliable (sickle cell)
  36. Ertapenem

    Carbapenem

    Don't use for Psuedomonads
  37. Doripenem

    Carbapenem
  38. Meropenem

    Carbapenem

    Works on B. cepacia
  39. Imipenem

    Carbapenem

    Given with Cilastatin

    Seizures (don't use for meningitis), GI problems
  40. Vancomycin

    Glycoprotein

    Treats CDAD, MRSA/E, and PRSP

    Causes Red Man Syndrome
  41. Daptomycin

    Lipopeptides

    Severe GI problems, Rhabdomyolysis
  42. Televancin

    Lipoglycopeptide

    QT prolongation, Avoid in pregnancy, Effects INR, Red Man Syndrome

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