ID

Question 1

Most common pathogens for meningitis in a 1-3 month old

Answer 1

HIB, strep pneumoniae, neisseria meningitidis, late onset group B streo and birdetella pertussis

Question 2

Treatment of pertussis

Answer 2

azithromycin 5-7 day course

Question 3

Most common organisms for neonatal sepsis

Answer 3

Group B strep, listeria, E. coli(top 3)

enterococus, staff aureus, hsv, cmv, Vzv, RSV, candida

Question 4

Neonatal sepsis id management

Answer 4

48-72 hours of broad spectrum

Amp plus either gent or cefotaxime

Question 5

Common pathogens in a fever with neutropenia

Answer 5

Gram positive- staph, strep viridians, staph a(including MRSA)

Gram negative- E. coli, klebsiella, pseudomonas, enterobacter, acinetobacter

Question 6

Fever and neutropenia low risk ID management

Answer 6

Fluroquinolone monotherapy or fluroquinolone and amoxicillin clavulanate

Question 7

Fever and neutropenia high risk ID management

Answer 7

Stable- antipseudomonal betalactam, fourth gen cephalosporin, or carbapenem

Unstable- add gram negative coverage or a glycopeptide

Question 8

Neonatal meningitis management

Answer 8

Amp, acyclovir and gent or cef

Question 9

Infant meningitis management

Answer 9

Vanco acyclovir and ceftriaxone

Question 10

Kid meningitis management

Answer 10

Ceftriaxone and vanco

Question 11

Pneumocystic jirovecii tx (PJP)

Answer 11

21 day course of Bactria (trithoprim-sulfamethoxazole)

Question 12

Lyme disease rx

Answer 12

Doxy 10 days, amox 14 days, cefuroxime 14 days