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Antimicrobials
NA
Should not be used as monotherapy
Tuberculosis 600 mg IV/PO every 24 hr
Endocarditis 300 mg IV/PO every 8 hr
Prosthetic joint/Osteomyelitis infections 450 mg IV/PO every 12 hr
Mycobacterial infections, Brucellosis, osteomyelitis, and prosthetic joint infections due to Staphyloccocus aureus (always use in combination with other agents).
Lab
Clinical
Nausea/vommiting, diarrhea
abnormal liver enzymes
rash (Steven-Johnson syndrome)
myopathy
Inducer of many CYP enzymes including 3A4, and 2C9. Review patients medications carefully.
Should never be used as monotherapy
May discolor bodily secretions (yellow-reddish). Caution in contact lens wearers.
Antimicrobial class: Antimycobacterial
Pregnancy category: C
Average serum half life: 3-4 hr
Biliary penetration: Therapeutic
CSF penetration: Therapeutic
Lung penetration: Therapeutic
Route of Elimination: Feces