E5 Infxn in immunocomp - Wrin Flashcards

1
Q

ANC value we consider to be neutropenia (risk factor for infection)

A

ANC <1000 cells/mm3

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2
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ANC formula

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WBC x (%polys+%bands)

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3
Q

3 highlighted common bacterial pathogens

A
  • staph aureus
  • enterobacterales
  • pseudomonas
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4
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3 common fungi pathogens

A

candida spp
aspergillus
zygomycetes

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5
Q

3 common viruses

A

HSV
VZV
CMV

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6
Q

Cell-mediated immunity:
A. T-lymphocytes
B. B-lymphocytes

A

A

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7
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Primary defense against intracellular pathogens.
A. cell-mediated immunity
B. humoral immunity

A

A

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8
Q

Humoral immunity:
Primary defense against ___________ pathogens

A

extracellular

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9
Q

2 things that reduce ability of host to defend against INTRAcellular pathogens

A
  • underlying disease
  • immunosuppressive drugs
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10
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2 things that reduce ability of host to defend against EXTRAcellular pathogens

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  • underlying disease
  • immunosuppressive drugs
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11
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3 common pathogens in skin

A
  • staph aureus
  • staph epidermidis
  • candida
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12
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5 common pathogens that cause alteration of flora

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  • enterobacterales
  • pseudomonas
  • staph aureus
  • candida
  • aspergillus
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13
Q

aspergillus spp:
Heme and HSCT pts -> prolonged ________

A

neutropenia

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14
Q

what is the DoC for prophylaxis in protozoan infections?

A

TMP/SMX

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15
Q

most important and often only clinical finding for presentation + diagnosis

A

fever

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16
Q

3 labs used for diagnosis

A
  • blood cultures
  • CBC
  • BMP or CMP
17
Q

2 diagnostic tools used

A
  • imaging
  • aspiration or biopsy
18
Q

management of febrile neutropenia:
empiric tx regimen should include anti__________ coverage

A

pseudomonal

19
Q

2 empiric options we give for management of febrile neutropenia (NKDA)

A
  • cefepime 2gm q8h
  • Piper/tazo
    he said these were the “top two” that we give so im ignoring the rest
20
Q

which agent is NOT recommended initially as empiric tx for management of febrile neutropenia

21
Q

Empiric management of febrile neutropenia if penicillin allergy (1 regimen)

A

ciprofloxacin + aztreonam + vancomycin

22
Q

empiric management of febrile neutropenia, low-risk, oral agents (3 options)

A
  • cipro + amox/clav
  • levo
  • cipro + clinda
23
Q

pathogen-directed therapy:
- MRSA -> (1)
- VRE -> (2)
- ESBL -> (1 class)
- KPC -> (3 options)
- NDM/IMP/VIM -> (1)

A
  • vanc
  • dapto or linezolid
  • carbapenem
  • mero/vabor, imipenem/cilastatin, ceftaz/avibactam
  • cefiderocol *
24
Q

how long do you treat with antifungals in management of febrile neutropenia

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2 weeks in absence of s/sx of IFI, often continued for duration of neutropenia

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viral, management of febrile neutropenia: HSV/VZV: (2) CMV: (2)
- acy, val - ganc, valgan
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2 most common bacterias for catheter-related bloodstream infections
staph aureus staph epidermidis
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whats the most important determinant in patient outcomes
resolution of neutropenia
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2 options for prophylaxis during infection with febrile neutropenia
cipro or levo
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slide 33 throwing me off
okay