ID

Question 1

First-line antibiotics for orbital cellulitis

Answer 1

Clox + ceftriaxone, +/- flagyl or clinda

Question 2

First-line antibiotics for cervical adenitis

Answer 2

Clox or cefazolin/keflex

Question 3

First-line antibiotics for osteo in a child

Answer 3

Cefazolin or clox

Question 4

First-line antibiotics for septic arthritis in a child

Answer 4

Cefazolin or clox

Question 5

Mom HBsAg positive, management of newborn

Answer 5

HBIg and vaccine within 12 hours

Question 6

Mom HBsAg unknown, BW > 2kg

Answer 6

Vaccine within 12 hours, HBIg within 7 days

Question 7

Mom HBsAg unknown, BW < 2 kg

Answer 7

Vaccine and HBIg within 12 hours

Question 8

Mom with recurrent HSV

Answer 8

Swabs at 24 hours and discharge, work up and treat if positive

Question 9

Mom with first-time HSV, ROM/vag del

Answer 9

Swabs at 24 hours, start acyclovir x 10 days or work up and treat if positive

Question 10

Mom with first-time HSV, C-section pre-ROM

Answer 10

Swabs at 24 hours and discharge, work up and treat if positive

Question 11

Treatment for typhoid

Answer 11

Cipro, 3rd gen ceph or azithro

Question 12

When to give tetatnus immunoglobulin

Answer 12

Non-immune with dirty wound

Question 13

Who to test for lyme

Answer 13

Early disseminated or late disease

Question 14

Tests for lyme

Answer 14

ELISA then Western blot

Question 15

Lyme treatment

Answer 15

Question 16

Neonatal pneumonia with eosinophilia

Answer 16

Chlamydia

Question 17

Bacteria transmitted in PRBCs, whole blood, platelets, plasma

Answer 17

Question 18

Organism and vector for lyme

Answer 18

Borrelia burgdorferi

Black-legged tick

Question 19

Treatment for giardia

Answer 19

Tinidazole 1 dose

Metronidazole 5-7 days

Question 20

Antibiotics for aspiration pneumonia

Answer 20

Clina + gent

Amox clav/ceftriaxone + metronidazole