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What to avoid if pt is allergic to amoxicillin?

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Ampicillin, Cephalexin

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Penicillin allergy pairings

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ceftriaxone + cefepime
ceftazidime + aztreonam

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For cystitis in women, what is the recommended regimens?

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Nitrofurantoin 50mg QDS x 5d
Fosfomycin 3g (One dose)
Bactrim 960mg BD x 3d
Amox-Clav 625mg BD x 5-7d

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For uncomplicated cystitis in men, what is the recommended regimens?

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Fosfomycin 3g x 3 doses (EOD)

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What is safe for UTI in pregnant women?

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Beta lactams
4-7d (cystitis) 14d (pyelo)

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What are some non-pharmacological measures for UTI?

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  1. hydrate well
  2. wipe from front to back
  3. urinate frequently
  4. keep area dry
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When to expect resolution of s/s from UTI?

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24-72h from initiation of abx

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What is an adjunctive therapy for urinary symptoms?

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Phenazopyridine 100-200mg TDS
(avoid in G6PD, SE: N/V, orange-red stool + urine)

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What are some differential markers for pyelonephritis?

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Flank pain, renal punch positive

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What are some recommended regimens for pyelonephritis?

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Cipro 500mg BD x 7d
Levo 750mg OD x 5d
Amox-Clav TDS x5-7d
Bactrim BD x 10-14d

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What are the regimens to be given to severely ill patients w pyelonephritis?

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IV/IM Gentamicin 5mg/kg + Amox-Clav 1.2g q8h

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What are the regimens to be given to pyelo/suspected prostatitis in men?

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Bactrim BD x10-14d
Cipro 500mg BD x10-14d

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What are the regimens to be given to nosocomial/healthcare assoc UTI?

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IV Cefepime 2g q12h +/- IV Amikacin 15mg/kg/d x7-14d
IV Meropenem 1g q8h x 7-14d

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List the differential signs of SSTIs :)

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Impetigo - honey colored crusts
Ecythema - ulcerative form of impetigo (deeper lesions)
Furuncle - boil reaches SC tissues
Carbuncle - furuncles extending into SC tissue
Skin abscess - more pus filled
Erysipelas - well-decarmecated raised edges
Cellulitis - acute, diffuse, poorly demarmecated erythema

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Treatment for impetigo/ecythema

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limited lesion - mupirocin ointment x 5d
several, ulcerative lesions - empiric PO Cephalexin / Clindamycin (Pen allergy) x7d

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Treatment for purulent SSTI (Furuncle/Carbuncle)

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5-10d
mild - I & D
moderate (systemic sx)- I & D + empiric PO Cephalexin / Clindamycin (Pen allergy)
severe - empiric IV Cephalexin / Clindamycin (Pen allergy)

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Treatment for non-purulent SSTI (erysipelas, cellulitis)

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5-10d
mild - empiric PO Cephalexin / Clindamycin (Pen allergy)
moderate (systemic sx)- include MSSA cover –> IV cloxacillin, clindamycin
severe - IV piptazo (if MRSA, add vancomycin)

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When to expect resolution of s/s from SSTI?

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24-72h from initiation of abx

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DFI s/s

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at least 2 signs of:
- erythema
- warmth
- tenderness
- pain
- induration

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What classifies as mild treatment for DFI/PU?

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DFI - skin/soft tissue infection + erythema surrounding area <2cm + no systemic sx
PU - S1/S2 (Epidermal abrasion / dermal ulcer)

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What classifies as moderate treatment for DFI/PU?

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DFI - bone/joint infection + erythema surrounding area >2cm + no systemic sx
PU - S3/S4 (SC ulcer, muscle/bone deep ulcer) + no systemic sx

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What classifies as severe treatment for DFI/PU?

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DFI - bone/joint infection + erythema surrounding area >2cm + systemic sx
PU - S3/S4 (SC ulcer, muscle/bone deep ulcer) + systemic sx

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What is the treatment for mild DFI/PU?

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Cover Staph + Strep
PO Cephalexin 500mg q6h
PO Bactrim BD

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What is the treatment for moderate DFI/PU?

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Cover gram -ve + anaerobes
IV Amox-Clav 1.2g q8h
IV Vancomycin 15mg/kg/d q8-12h

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What is the treatment for severe DFI/PU?
P. aeruginosa IV Piptazo 4.2g q6-8h IV Vancomycin 15mg/kg/d q8-12h
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Duration of therapies for DFI
Mild - 1-2wks Mod - 1-3 wks Sev - 2-4 wks
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Duration of therapies for PU
Amputation - 3-5d Residual soft tissue - 1-3 wks Residual bone - 3-6 wks No surgery - 3m
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Centor criteria for pharyngitis
fever >38C swollen anterior lymph nodes tonsillar exudates absence of cough 3-14yo / >45 (-1) 2,3: test for strep. --> abx if +ve 4,5: empiric abx
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Treatment regimen for pharyngitis
PO amoxicillin 500mg BD x10d PO azithromycin 500mg OD x5d (Pen allergy)
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Treatment regimen for rhinosinusitis
PO amox-Clav TDS x5-7d PO levofloxacin 500mg OD 5-7d
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Some abx not to be used for pharyngitis/rhinosinusitis
tetracycline, bactrim, FQ due to increasing strep resistance
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CURB-65 for pneumonia
confusion urea > 7 rr > 30 bp >140/90 >65yo 2: inpatient 3: ICU?
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Treatment for CAP (<48h post admission)
No matter what, need to cover strep pneumonia, haemophilus influenzae, atypicals Outpt no comorb: PO Amoxicillin 1g q8h Outpt w comorb: IV amox-clav + azithromycin / levofloxacin Inpt, non-severe: IV amox-clav + azithromycin / levofloxacin. ----> pseudomonas: IV piptazo/levofloxacin + azithromycin Inpt, severe (+ burkholderia): IV ceftazidime + amox-clav + azithromycin ---> MRSA: ceftazidime + vancomycin + azithromycin
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Treatment for HAP?
Double anti-pseudomonal cover if >10% isolates, IV abx in past 90d, prev p infection in past year:
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