Antibiotics

Question 1

P-PROM prophylaxis

Answer 1

Erythromycin

Question 2

Secondary PPH

Answer 2

Ampillicin and metronidazole

Question 3

Mastitis/breast abscess

Answer 3

Fluclox

Question 4

Puerperal sepsis

Answer 4

Carbapenum and clindamycin

Question 5

Chlamydia

Answer 5

Azithromycin single dose

Or doxy for 7 days

Question 6

Trichomoniasis

Answer 6

Metronidazole

Question 7

Syphilis

Answer 7

Penicillin

Question 8

PID

Answer 8

Doxycycline, ceftriaxone, and metronidazole

Question 9

BV

Answer 9

Metronidazole

Question 10

Before ToP

Answer 10

Metronidazole

Question 11

GBS in pregnancy

Answer 11

Benzylpenicillin throughout labour if indicated

Question 12

Maternal chickenpox

Answer 12

Aciclovir

Question 13

Herpes

Answer 13

Aciclovir (primary infection)

Question 14

Gonorrhoea

Answer 14

Ceftriaxone IM + azithromycin

Question 15

Vulvovaginal candidiasis

Answer 15

Intravaginal clotrimazole or oral fluconazole

Question 16

Meningitis (paeds)

Answer 16

Under 3 months, IV cefotaxime + ampicillin/amoxicillin

Over 3 months IV ceftraixone

Question 17

Encephalitis (paeds)

Answer 17

Assume HSV until proven otherwise and given aciclovir

Question 18

Sepsis (paeds)

Answer 18

Just guess ceftriaxone

Question 19

CF prophylaxis

Answer 19

Fluclox

Question 20

Tonsillitis (paeds)

Answer 20

Penicillin

Question 21

Otitis media (paeds)

Answer 21

Amoxicillin

Question 22

Pneumonia (paeds)

Answer 22

Amoxicillin

Question 23

Croup (paeds)

Answer 23

Trick question its not an antibiotic you give dexamethasone (+adrenaline and oxygen id severe)

Question 24

TB (paeds)

Answer 24

2 months of isoniazid, rifampicin, ethambutol, and pyrazinamide, then 4 months of isoniazid and rifampicin

Question 25

Pertussis (paeds)

Answer 25

Azithromycin

Question 26

Bacterial gastroenteritis (paeds)

Answer 26

Normally dont give unless high risk, but if you do ampicillin

Question 27

Epilepsy (paeds) (the anticonvulsant)

Answer 27

Valproate

Question 28

UTI (paeds)

Answer 28

Under 3, IV co-amox | Over 3, trimethoprim or nitrofurantoin

Question 29

Pyelonephritis (paeds)

Answer 29

Amoxicillin

Question 30

Bacterial conjunctivitis (paeds)

Answer 30

Drops e.g. chloramphenicol

Question 31

Impetigo (paeds)

Answer 31

Mupirocin (topical) for mild cases | Fluclox for more severe

Question 32

Congenital CMV (paeds)

Answer 32

Vanganciclovir

Question 33

Congenital rubella (paeds)

Answer 33

Pryimethamine and sulfadiazepine (can give to pregnant women as well)

Question 34

Congenital herpes (paeds)

Answer 34

Anti-virals probs aciclovir

Question 35

GBS (paeds)

Answer 35

Benzylpenicillin plus gent

Question 36

Osteomyelitis (paeds)

Answer 36

Fluclox? For adults can't find specific for paeds

Question 37

Septic arthritis (paeds)

Answer 37

Fluclox? For adults can't find specific for paeds