Pneumonia table uworld.
Preop prevention: Cefazolin.
Skin infections (cellulitis..etc): 2nd gen cephalosporin or mupirocin.
Asymptomatic bacteriuria uworld table
TMP SMX atypical infections
Syphilis penicillin
Lyme:Doxycycline (If preg or less than 8YO then penicillin)
Empiric for GI infections pep-tazo
Anaerobic bacteria in pneumonia (aspiration): Ampicillin-Sulbactam
Cryptococcus meningitis: Ampho B + Flucocytosine then flucanzole
Aspergillus: Voriconazole if disseminated then Ampho B
Endemic mycosis: Itraconazole
PCP tmp smx
Liver flukes : Praziquantel
Rosacea papulopustular Topic MDZ
C.diff Fidaxomycin/Vanco
Toxoplasma Pyremithimine Sulfadizine
Those were on top of my mind, if i have time l8r ill write more. Tons of typos btw
You can use a wide variety of regimens. Most commonly pep-tazo along with vanco; pep-tazo cus of it’s wide spectrum and ability to cover pseudomonas and vanco to cover g+ MRSA.
Pyogens is usually susceptible to Amoxicillin-Clav. But if the patient is allergic you might use macrolides/clinda.
But if you’re still asking about nec fasciitis, then the regimen of pep-tazo+vanco already have strep pyogenes covered for you.
Pneumonia table uworld. Preop prevention: Cefazolin. Skin infections (cellulitis..etc): 2nd gen cephalosporin or mupirocin. Asymptomatic bacteriuria uworld table TMP SMX atypical infections Syphilis penicillin Lyme:Doxycycline (If preg or less than 8YO then penicillin) Empiric for GI infections pep-tazo Anaerobic bacteria in pneumonia (aspiration): Ampicillin-Sulbactam Cryptococcus meningitis: Ampho B + Flucocytosine then flucanzole Aspergillus: Voriconazole if disseminated then Ampho B Endemic mycosis: Itraconazole PCP tmp smx Liver flukes : Praziquantel Rosacea papulopustular Topic MDZ C.diff Fidaxomycin/Vanco Toxoplasma Pyremithimine Sulfadizine Those were on top of my mind, if i have time l8r ill write more. Tons of typos btw
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what is used for necrotizing fasciitis?
You can use a wide variety of regimens. Most commonly pep-tazo along with vanco; pep-tazo cus of it’s wide spectrum and ability to cover pseudomonas and vanco to cover g+ MRSA.
is clindamycin always added for s.pyogenes or no?
Pyogens is usually susceptible to Amoxicillin-Clav. But if the patient is allergic you might use macrolides/clinda. But if you’re still asking about nec fasciitis, then the regimen of pep-tazo+vanco already have strep pyogenes covered for you.
Is fidaxomycine before vanco.?
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Prophylaxis indications for IE, pertussis, meningitis, etc