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Is HIV screening recommended for all pt 15-65 regardless of risk factors?

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yep, with HIV p24 Ag and Ab testing

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HA, confusion, breathing symptoms, diarrhea + hyponatremia and elevated LFTs

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legionella

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Legionella tx

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macrolide or fluorgoquinolone

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UTI with alkaline urine and struvite stone

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proteus infection

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Undercooked meat + foreign travel + GI complaints followed by periorbital edema, edema, myositis, eosinophilia + roundworm parasite

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Trichinellosis

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Fever, abdominal pain, salmon-colored rash, hepatosplenomegaly

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Typhoid fever

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camping, diarrhea, flatulence, abdominal cramps, weight loss, nausea

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giardia

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fever, HA, retro-orbital pain, rash, significant myalgia and arthralgias

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Dengue fever

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Risk factors for bacillary angiomatosis

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cat exposure, homelessness, CD4 <100

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10
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How does bacillary angiomatosis manifest

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Skin
Systemic - fever, night sweats, fatigue
Organs - liver, bone, CNS

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Bacillary angiomatosis treatment

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Doxy or erythromycin + INCREASE CD4 with ART

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12
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Locations of nocardia infection

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lung + brain

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13
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interstital pneumonia when CD4 < 200

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Pneumocysits jiroveccin

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14
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colorectal disease + IE

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s gallolyticus, s bovis

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tx of mucormycosis (nasal infection + poorly managed DM)

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surgical debridement plus amphotericin B `

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+ RF, elevated ESR, normocytic anemia + constitutional sx + dyspnea, cough, edema, osler nodes + septic embolic to brain, spleen, lung + glomerulonephritis

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variety of IE symptoms given its potential to transform into acute, subacute, chronic manifestations

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Adult Still disease

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inflammatory disorder - recurrent high fevers, arthritis/arthralgias, salmon-colored rash, + ESR

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Patient presents with indolent course of cough, fever, dyspnea and has XR suspicious for PCP which is confirmed with BAL. What treatment to start?

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TMP-SMX and steroids, also test for HIV and start ART if appropriate

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Tx for CAP

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Ceftriaxone + azithromycin

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20
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Tx for HAP

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Vancomycin + piperacillin-tazobactam

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21
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Travelers’ diarrhea that is prolonged, profuse, water

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cryptosporidium parvum, cyclospora, giardia

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Diarrhea quality with entamoeba histolytic and shigella

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dysentary - bloody and mucoid

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HIV +, subacute fever, HA, increased ICP sx

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cryptococcal meningitis

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24
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cognitive and personality changes, focal neuro deficitys, seizures, temporal lobe involvement

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HS encepahlitis

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MRI with patchy areas of white matter, HIV, JC virus

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progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy (PML)

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26
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fever, back pain, focal spinal tenderness

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osteomyelitis - get blood cx, inflammatory markers, MRI then CT guided bone biopsy

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27
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List two main opportunistic infections and the ppx tx

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Pneumocystis pneumonia - TMP-SMX

CMV - ganciclovir or valganciclovir

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28
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great lakes, pulmonary illnes, verrucuous nodules and plaques

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blastomycosis

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29
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When and how ppx against pneumocystic jirovecci

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CD4 < 200 + TMP-SMX

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30
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When and how ppx against toxoplasma gondii

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CD4 < 100 + TMP-SMX

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When and how ppx against MAC

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CD4 < 50 + Azithromycin

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32
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When and how ppx against Histoplasma capsulatum

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CD4 < 150 + Itraconazole

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33
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Which HIV OI require TMP-SMX tx and when

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Pneumocystis ( < 200) and Toxo ( < 100)

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34
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You ppx against this OI with Azithromycin when CD4 < 50

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MAC

35
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pulmonary disease in immunocompromised host + nodular, cavitary lesions in upper lobes + sputum with filamentous, gram positive, weakly acid-fast rods

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Nocardia, tx with TMP-SMX

36
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pulmonay disease + acid-fast negative hyphae

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Aspergillus

37
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Tx of penicillin sensitive IE

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IV abx like ceftriaxone for 4 weeks

38
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Recent immigtation, abdominal pain, fever, leukocytosis, liver abscess preceded by bloody diarrhea

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amebic abscess by entamoeba histolytica - treat with metronidazole

39
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Tx of hydatid liver cyst due to echinococcus

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aspiration + albendazole

40
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are pt with HIV at increased risk of CAP with s pneumo

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yep

41
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recent flu with acute worsening with high fever, productive cough, hemoptysis, leukopenia and found to have multilobar cavitary lesions on XR

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post viral s aureus pneumonia

42
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immunocompromised + fever, pleuritic CP, hemoptysis

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Aspergillus

43
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high fever and GI sx prior to pulmonary sx

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LEgionella, will see hyponatremia

44
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rapid onset fever, myalgias, nuchal rigidity, petechial rash, shock, CSF with low glucose and high protein

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Meningococcal meningitis, treat with ceftriaxone + vancomycin

45
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Hiv + HA, confusion, focal deficits, fever + MRI with ring-enhancing lesions

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Toxo, should be on ppx if CD4 < 100, TMP-SMX

46
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bug in epididymitis of old man

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e coli

47
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3 bacteria that can cause bloody diarrhea

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e coli, shigella, campylobacter

48
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duration of tick attachment o ppx for Lyme

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36 hrs, remove with tweezers

49
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ppx vs treatment of Toxo

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ppx = TMP-SMX, tx = sulfadiazine and pyrimethamine

50
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CD4 < 100 with HA, fever, focal neuro deficits, AMS

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Toxo, tx with Sulfadiazine and Pyrimethamine

51
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MRI findings of Toxo

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ring enhancing lesion

52
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MRI findings of CMV

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multifocal micronodules or ventricular enhancement

53
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immunocompromised + lung or brain + filamentous, aerobic, gram-positive, partially acid fast

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nocardia, tx with TMP-SMX

54
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NE united states + flu-like symptoms + anemia, thrombocytopenia + blood smear with Maltese cross

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Babesiosis - ixodes scapularis

55
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Two treatments for babesiosus

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Atovaquone + azithromycin

Quinine + Clindamycin

56
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4 types of tick-borne illness

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Lyme
Babesiosus
Erlichiosis
RMSF

57
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Tick-borne illness that causes hemolysis and anemia

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Babesiosis - look at peripheral smear to diagnose

58
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Tick-borne illness that has prominent rash that spreads centripetally and includes the palms and soles

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RMSF

59
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Tick-borne illness that causes flu-like symptoms and leukpenia/thrombocytopneia

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Ehrlichiosis

60
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This lung infection can present similarly to sarcoid

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histoplasmosis

61
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cough, hilar adenopathy, erythema nodosum, non-caseating granulomas, african american

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sarcoid

62
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two Tb-mimicking infections

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histoplasmosis, blastomycosis

63
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Infection of lungs in Mississipi and Ohio River basins

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Histoplasmosis, also Blastomycosis

64
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SW united states

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Coccidioides

65
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Symptoms of progressive disseminated histoplasmosis

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febrile, wasting disroder, dyspnea, cough, papules, nodules, lymphadneopathy, hepatosplenomegaly, pancytopneaia, XR with hilar adenopathy and reticulonodular infiltrates

66
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PPD size for HIV infected pt

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> 5 mm is +

67
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PPD size for pt with no risk factors

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> 15 mm is +

68
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If PPD is 8 mm for pt with HIV and CXR is normal, what to do?

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Pt has latent Tb and needs 9 mo tx of Isoniazid and Pyridoxine

69
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Why add pyridoxine to isoniazid tx?

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prevent peripheral neuropathy

70
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traveled to Africa, cyclical fever with nonspecific constitutional and GI symptoms, anemia, thrombocytopenia

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Malaria

71
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Symptoms within a week of exposure + muslce and oint pains, retrorbital pain, rash, leukopenia

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dengue fever

72
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skin and bone lesions, pulmonary symptoms, broad-based budding yeast, midwest

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blastomycosis

73
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IE in IVDU

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tricuspid valve

74
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Most common valve in IE

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mitral valve

75
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empiric tx of meningitis in immunocompromised pt

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cefepime, vacno, ampicillin

76
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IVDU with nodular cavitary infiltrates of lungs

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tricuspid endocarditis with systemic embolization to lungs

77
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lobar pneumonia, CAP

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s pneumo

78
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CD4 <200, diffuse infiltrates, indolent course

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pneumocystis pneumonia

79
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IVDU, fevers and SOB, holosystolic murmur that increase with inspiration, tricuspid valve, splinter hemorrhages

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IE of tricuspid valve, diagnose with blood culture and TEE, empiric tx of vanco and tailor

80
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Gonorrhea treatment

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azithromycin + ceftriaxone

81
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antibiotics with anaerobic coverage

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amoxicillin, amox-clav, clindamycin

82
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mono test

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heterophile antibody test

83
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mucopurulent urethral discharge

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chlamydial urethritis

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