Cephalasporins are borin Less inactivated than penicillin None

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Cephalasporins are borin Less inactivated than penicillin None can treat enterococcus Resistance by less cell wall permeability Or even alterations in PBP like a wanna be Poor oral absorption CefePIME causes CNS distortion All but AXy are removed renally High chances of allergic sensitivity Less than pen, but GI irritation Might lead to a diarrhea station First gen in surgical prophylaxis Skin/ soft tissue and MSSA IV/IM cefazolin While you got PO cephalexin Cefadroxil needs PO too 2nd gen, Next gen, best gen for H. flu Treating moraxella like a sexy fella IV/IM cefoteTAN and ceFOXitin Surgical prophylaxis and procedures of the abdomen Those 2 cover anaerobes like a pro Pro at being zilly use cefprozil PO In times when you need ceFURoxime can be PO or even IV Use of 3rd gen gotta be careful Citrobacter or acinetobacter is dareful IV/IM cefotaxime for a baby Babies be like ā€œtaxi meā€ Big g*n IV/IM for Ceftriaxone Axes competition like CAP for one Men cheat and gonorrhea comes to play Use in endocarditis to save the day Biliary clearance so can’t use in a baby All add enterobacateriaceae Stable vs beta lactamases and used for pen resistant strep pneumoniae last IV/IM is cefTAZidime Like tasmania covers those monas PO 3rd gen are cefpodoxime Cefdinir and cefixime Gotta pop a pod and fixi me dinner Anaerobes and enterococcus will be the winner Of Cefepime broad spectrum Prime way is IV/IM HAP polymicrobial and Febrile neutropenia Staph, strep, amp c and ESBL Those ones all take the L Remember ceftazidime Combine with avibactam to make it mighty Abdominal infection and complicated UTI Hospital pneumonia can say bye-bye Prove a serious infection by multi drug resistant Even ESBL and Klebsiella can’t be coexistant Only survivor is metallo-beta lacamase New ceftoloZANE with old tazobactam Told same as before but no klebsiella damn Fetroja aka cefiderocol Huge coverage can’t even list them all Tara IV ceftaroline now covers MRSA No anaerobes or pseudomonas ey