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Hey, all, welcome back to the Real Life Pharm pharmacology podcast. I'm your host pharmacist,

Eric Christensen. Thank you so much for listening today. We are moving on with the top

200 drugs. We're already at drug 151. So we'll have 151 to 155 covered today. That first

medication is Seperoxime.

Brand name is Seftin.

Remember, there are multiple generations of cephalosporins.

Typically with cephalosporins, the earlier the generation, first generation, second generation,

the more coverage you have towards specifically gram positive bacteria,

classic examples being Staphylococcus, streptococcus. And that's true of

Cephyroxene for the most part. It tends to have much more gram-positive coverage. It is a second-generation cephalosporin.

Usages, you might see this medication for strep throat, otitis media, pneumonia.

It has activity against more accelerates catarralis, more commonly referred to as MCAT, also as H-flu activity, and then

Strep and staff coverage as well. Typically, it's not going to cover MRSA or it's not going to

be beneficial for that. So that is a potential downside there where you'd have to look towards an alternative agent that does have that coverage.

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