Foot Osteomylitis Flashcards

1
Q

What are the most common pathogens in foot osteomyelitis

A

S. Aureus, anaerobes (mostly in chronic wounds), gram negative bacilli

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2
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Diagnostic tests for foot osteomyelitis

A

Probe to bone or MRI

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3
Q

Empiric ABX coverage for diabetic foot wound with no bone cx

A

Vanco

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4
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ABX coverage for diabetic foot wound if p.aeruginosa is the suspected cause

A

Zosyn or cefepime

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5
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ABX for empiric coverage of gram negative organisms in diabetic foot wounds

A

Clindamycin plus Cipro or levaquin

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6
Q

Procedure treatments for diabetic foot wound

A

Wound debridement plus 4-6 weeks of abx
Dead bone still present ABX for 3 months

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