Antibiotics Gen

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    1. Antibiotics Dr.K.Manivannan B.V.Sc.,
    2. Antibiotics
      • Are the metabolites produced by a group of organism which will kill or inhibit the growth of other organism
      • Anti  Against Biota  living thing
      • Ex Penicillin, Gentamicin, Tetracycline etc.,
    3. Antimicrobials / Antibacterials
      • Are chemicals against microbes like bacteria
      • Ex : Sulfonamoides
    4. Bacteriostatic
      • Prevents the multiplication of organism
      • Ex OTC Static  stops
      • Bacteriocidal
      • Kills the micro organism
      • Ex Penicillins Cidal  Kills
    5. Therapeutic concentration
      • The plasma concentration that should be effective against most susceptible (sensitive) micro organism and also non toxic to the animal.
      • MIC
      • Minimum inhibitory concentration of drug in vitro( Micro gram / ml)
    6. Bio- availability
      • The rate and extend to which a drug administered as a particular dosage form enters the systemic circulation intact .
      • Depends on
      • Absorption
      • Route
      • Metabolism
    7. Pharmacokinetics
      • Oral  Small Intestine  Entero Hepatic circulation  Liver  Metabolism  systemic circulation  Kidney  Excretion
    8. Pharmacodyanamics
      • Microbial
      • Cell wall synthesis
      • Protein synthesis
      • Nucleic acid synthesis
    9. Resistance
      • Ability of organisms against antibiotic action
      • Plasmid mediated
      • Mutation
      • Reasons for Resistance
      • Under dosage
      • Improper usage /Prolonged ,preventive
      • As a substitute for poor management
    10. Classifications
      • 1.Sulfonamides
      • Chemotherapeutic agent
      • Static Protein synthesis
      • Synergism -Trimethoprim
    11. 2.Penicillins
      • By Penicillium notadum
      • Cidal- cell wall synthesis
      • Broad spectrum –Ampicillin,Amoxycillin
      • Used in treatment of GD
    12. 3.Tetracyclines
      • Static – Protein synthesis 50s ribosome
      • broad spectrum- OTC,CTC,DOXY
      • Resistance- mutation, plasma mediated
      • Drug residues in human food chain
    13. 4.Aminoglycocides
      • Cidal- protein synthesis 30 s ribosome
      • Narrow spectrum – Gentamicin,Neomycin,streptomycin
      • Resistance fast when under dosed
        • Toxicity- Nephro, oto, neuro
    14. 5.Macrolides
      • Cidal – Protein synthesis
      • Narrow spectrum G + ve – Erythromycin
      • Respiratory disease
    15. 6.Lincosamides
      • Cidal – Protein synthesis
      • Narrow spectrum- Lincomycin
    16. 7.Polymyxin B and colistin
      • Cidal – Protein synthesis
      • Narrow spectrum, GM – ve
      • E. coli, salmonella ,enteric disease
    17. 8.Chloramphenicol
      • Cidal – Protein synthesis
      • Broad spectrum
      • Toxicity- Bone marrow depletion
    18. 9.Tylosin
      • static, Gm + ve, mycoplasma
      • 10.Tiamulin
      • Antibacterial,antimycoplasmal
    19. 11.Cephalosporine
      • 3 generations
      • Related to penicillins
      • Cidal-protein synthesis
    20. 12.Nitrofurans
      • Furazolidone
      • Cidal-protein synthesis
      • Static in low dose
      • Slow resistance
    21. The End
      • Thank you

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