Anti-infectives are drugs that can either kill an infectious agent or inhibit it from spreading. Anti-infectives include antibiotics and antibacterials, antifungals, antivirals and antiproatozoans.
See also
- amebicides
- aminoglycosides
- anthelmintics
- antifungals
- azole antifungals
- echinocandins
- miscellaneous antifungals
- polyenes
- antimalarial agents
- antimalarial combinations
- antimalarial quinolines
- miscellaneous antimalarials
- antituberculosis agents
- aminosalicylates
- antituberculosis combinations
- miscellaneous antituberculosis agents
- nicotinic acid derivatives
- rifamycin derivatives
- streptomyces derivatives
- antiviral agents
- adamantane antivirals
- antiviral combinations
- antiviral interferons
- chemokine receptor antagonist
- integrase strand transfer inhibitor
- miscellaneous antivirals
- neuraminidase inhibitors
- NNRTIs
- nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NRTIs)
- protease inhibitors
- purine nucleosides
- carbapenems
- cephalosporins
- first generation cephalosporins
- fourth generation cephalosporins
- next generation cephalosporins
- second generation cephalosporins
- third generation cephalosporins
- glycopeptide antibiotics
- glycylcyclines
- leprostatics
- lincomycin derivatives
- lipoglycopeptides
- macrolide derivatives
- ketolides
- macrolides
- miscellaneous antibiotics
- penicillins
- aminopenicillins
- antipseudomonal penicillins
- beta-lactamase inhibitors
- natural penicillins
- penicillinase resistant penicillins
- quinolones
- sulfonamides
- tetracyclines
- urinary anti-infectives
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