DOC Flashcards
Neisseria miningitis
Pen G (G - cocci)
Neisseria gonorrhoeae (G - cocci)
Ceftriaxone or (cefpodoxime ?)
E Coli, Klebsiella, Proteus (G - rod O2)
1st or 2nd gen cephalosporin (Cefazolin or Cefaclor) OR
TMP-SMZ (bactrim)
Enterobacter, Citrobacter, Serratia (G- rods O2)
TMP-SMZ (bactrim - UTI), quinolone, carbapenem
DOC for UTI
1) DOC is bactrium TMP-SMZ
2) Cipro (x pregs/kids)
3) methamine if pregs/kid(UTI drug, not Nitro bc x pregs, 4 mo) OR
(if not pregs/kid: nitrofurantoin?, then if not pregs, why skip Cipro?)
Helicobacter pylori (G- rods O2)
BISMUTH+ METROnidazole and tetra or amoxicillin
Vibrio (Cholera)
Tetracycline
Pseudomonas Aeruginosa (G- rod O2)
AP pen (gr4) + aminoglycoside
Legionella (G- rod O2)
Azithromycin (macrolide 50S) + rifampin or
quinolone + rifampin
Strep pneumoniae (G + cocci)
Penicillin
Strep pyogenes (G+ cocci)
Pen or clindamycin
B-lactamase negative Staph Aureus (G+ cocci)
Penicillin
B-lactamase positive Staph Aureus (G+ cocci)
Pen resistant penicillin (gr 2)
MRSA
Vanco
Enterococcus (G + cocci)
Pen +/- amino
Listeria (G + rod)
Ampicilline +/- amino
C Diff (- O2)
Metronidazole (-02 only!)
Cryptococcus
Amphotericin B (no CNS) +/- flucytosine (5FC) (goes to CNS)
Candida
Amph B + caspofungin
Aspergillus (fungus)
Amph B + Voriconazole
Chlamydia
Tetra or macrolide