Kaplan ID - Genitourinary

Question 0

Outpatient regimen for PID

Answer 0

Ceftriaxone (IM) + doxy

Question 1

Inpatient regimen for PID

Answer 1

Cefoxitin (IV) + doxy

Question 2

2 possible Tx’s for chancroid

Answer 2

Ceftriaxone (IM) OR Azithro (PO) (single dose)

Question 3

Red, beefy, ulcerative genital lesions

Answer 3

Granuloma inguinale

Question 4

Causative organism or granuloma inguinale

Answer 4

Klebsiella granulomatis

Question 5

Tx for granuloma inguinale

Answer 5

Doxy or Bactrim

Question 6

Tx for Lice or Scabies

Answer 6

Permethrin OR Lindane

Question 7

Tx for uncomplicated UTI in areas of low resistance

Answer 7

3 days of Bactrim

Question 8

Tx of uncomplicated cystitis in areas of high E. coli resistance

Answer 8

Cipro or levo

Question 9

What defines a “complicated” cystitis

Answer 9

Anatomical abnormality (e.g. Stone, stricture, or obstruction)

Question 10

Tx for complicated cystitis

Answer 10

Bactrim for 7 days or cipro

Question 11

Outpatient Abx for pyelonephritis

Answer 11

Cipro

Question 12

Inpatient Abx for pyelonephritis

Answer 12

Ampicillin or gentamicin

Question 13

Suspect _______ in a or w/ pyelonephritis who doesn’t respond after 5-7 days of Tx.

Answer 13

Perinephric abscess

Question 14

Tx for perinephric abscess

Answer 14

Quinolone + oxacillin or nafcillin

Question 15

Why do you need to add oxacillin or nafcillin to treat a perinephric abscess?

Answer 15

gram(-) Tx for UTI selects out for staph

Question 16

Tx for prostatitis

Answer 16

Cipro for a long time