29 - Gynecological Infections / PID Flashcards
What type of Gynecological Infection?
Fever + tenderness
more diffuse across abdominal region
Sicker / often require IV ABx
Often associated w/ surgical procedures such as:
Hysteroctomy
PELVIC CELLULITIS
Surgical Site Infection
Surgical site is contamintated w/ vaginal flora:
B-Strep / E-Coli / Anaerobes (Prevotella / G. Vaginalis)
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
PID
CRITERIA FOR INPATIENT TREATMENT
Surgical Emergency can NOT be ruled out
PREGNANCY
Lack of Clinical response to ABX
>72 hours
Unable to tolerate outpatient management
VERY SICK = high fever + NVD
Presence of ABSCESS
What type of Gynecological Infection?
Spread of Infection –> DEEP into ABDOMINAL TISSUE
Late Complication
Antibiotics +/- Surgical Drainage
Often associated w/ surgical procedures such as:
Hysteroctomy
PELVIC CELLULITIS
Surgical Site Infection
Surgical site is contamintated w/ vaginal flora:
B-Strep / E-Coli / Anaerobes (Prevotella / G. Vaginalis)
Gynecological / Fetal Friendly Antibiotics
What does this ABx Cover?
Doxycycline
Doxycycline
CHLAMYDIA
NOT FOR PREGNANCY
Bacteria Found in
IAIS
Intra-Amniotic Infectious Syndrome = Chorioamniotis
- *IASA**
- *IntraPartum** -> involve contamination of amniotic fluid w/ vaginal flora
B-Strep** + **E.COLI
Anaerobes:
Mycoplasma + Prevotella
- *PELVIC INFLAMMATORY DISEASE**
- *PID**
RISK FACTORS
Similar Risk factors to STD’s
Younger Females 20s
Multiple Sex Partners
Substance Abuse
Lower Socioeconomic Status
Douching
Bacterial Vaginosis
What type of Gynecological Infection?
Infxn @ surgical Margins
Discharge w/ lower abdominal pain
Often associated w/ surgical procedures such as:
Hysteroctomy
VAGINAL CUFF CELLULITIS
Surgical Site Infection
Surgical site is contamintated w/ vaginal flora:
B-Strep / E-Coli / Anaerobes (Prevotella / G. Vaginalis)
- *Vaginal Flora Bacteria**
- potentially infectious*
B-Streptococci
E. Coli
Anaerobes - PPBM
Peptostreptococcus spp.
Prevotella
Bacteroids
Mycoplasma
Gynecological / Fetal Friendly Antibiotics
What does this ABx Cover?
Cephalosporins
Cefoxitin / Ceftriaxone / Cefotetan
Cephalosporins
Cefoxitin / Ceftriaxone / Cefotetan
GONORRHEA (GC)
no chlamydia
- avoid QUINOLONES & CEFIXIME*
- due to RESISTANCE*
Gynecological / Fetal Friendly Antibiotics
What does this ABx Cover?
Clindamycin
Clindamycin
+Gram POS+
Streptococcus
ANAEROBES
Peptostreptococcus / Prevotella / Bacteroides / Mycoplasma
+ G. Vaginalis
Bacterial Vaginosis
DIAGNOSIS
CLUE CELLS** + **Gray-White Discharge
Clue Cells:
Coccobacillary Cells (G. VAGINALIS) adhered to Vaginal Epithelum
pH > 4.5
“whiff test” was used before + KOH
Gynecological / Fetal Friendly Antibiotics
What does this ABx Cover?
- *B-Lactams + Inhibitor**
- *Augmentin / Amp-Sub / Pip-Tazo**
- *B-Lactams + Inhibitor**
- *Augmentin / Zosyn / Pip-Tazo**
-GRAM NEG-
E. Coli
+Gram POS+
Streptococcus
ANAEROBES
Peptostreptococcus / Prevotella / Bacteroides / Mycoplasma
+ G. Vaginalis
Bacteria Found in:
PELVIC INFLAMMATORY DISEASE = PID
PID
C. TRACHOMATIS** + **N. GONORRHEAE
plus normal
E. Coli + Strep
Severe Cases ADD ANAEROBES
avoid Quinolones in those suspected of N. gonorrheae
due to resistance
Intrapartum IAIS
Intra-Amniotic Infectious Syndrome
AKA: Chorioamnionitis
Diagnosis / Signs
IMPRECISE DIAGNOSIS:
FEVER (>100.4*) + >2 of below
Maternal/Fetal TACHYcardia
↑WBC >15k
FOUL-smelling amniotic fluid
Uterine Tenderness
Amniotic Fluid + Fetal Membranes
infected due to vaginal organisms ASCENDING –> intrauterine cavity
after membrane rupture - Preterm Labor <37 weeks
Causes dysfunctional labor = Oxytocin or C-section
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
PID
INPATIENT TREATMENT
Criteria:
PREGNANCY - Surgery
SEVERE ILLNESS
ABSCESS
No Abx Response > 72 hours
14 DAYS
Cefotetan IV** + **Doxycycline IV -> followed by Doxy PO
OR
CeFOXitin IV** + **Doxy IV –> Doxy PO
OR
Clindamycin IV** + **Gentamicin IV** –> **Doxy** or **Clinda PO
OR
Ampicillin/Sulbactam IV** + **Doxy** –> **Doxy Po