Drugs 1 Liza

Question 0

ERythromycin (oral) plus neomycin

Answer 0

Elective coloREctal surgery / EntERic gram-negative rods, anaERobes
- For surgical antimicrobial prophylaxis

Question 1

Cardiac/ Staphylococci, enteric gram-negative rods

- For surgical antimicrobial prophylaxis

Answer 1

Cefazolin

Question 2

Noncardiac, thoracic / Staphylococci, streptococci, enteric G- rods
- For surgical antimicrobial prophylaxis

Answer 2

Cefazolin

Question 3

ER colorectal surgery or obstruction

- For surgical antimicrobial prophylaxis

Answer 3

CefOxitin, CEFOtetan, cefmetazole

Question 4

CefOxitin, cefOtetan, CEFmetazole, CEFtizomine

Answer 4

Appendectomy
- For surgical antimicrobial prophylaxis

(all above except CEFtizomine are used in ER colorectal surgeries or obstructions)

Question 5

Cefazolin

Answer 5

STAPHylococci, ENTERIC G- rods:

1) vascular (abdominal and lower extremety surgeries)
- For surgical antimicrobial prophylaxis
2) noncardiac, thorasic (plus STREPtococci)

Question 6

STAPHYLOCOCCI:

1) neurosurgery (craniotomy)
2) Orthopedic (with hardware insertion)

Answer 6

CefAzolin

Question 7

S. Aureus:

1) Head and neck (w/oropharynx) (plus oral flora)
2) gastroduadental (plus oral flora and ENTERIC G- rods)
3) biliary tract (high risk pts) (plus ENTERIC G- rods and ENTEROcocci)

Answer 7

CEFAzoline

Question 8

Enteric G- rods, anaerobs, ENTEROcocci, Group B streptococci:

1) Hysterectomy
2) Cesarean section

Answer 8

Cefazolin