Risk Factors for Resistance

Question 1

Close physical Proximity

• Athletic Teams
• Dorms
• Military
• Prison
• Childcare

Answer 1

Community-Acquired MRSA

Question 2

IV Drug Use

Answer 2

Community-Acquired MRSA

Question 3

Tattoos and piercings

Answer 3

Community-Acquired MRSA

Question 4

Homelessness

Answer 4

Community-Acquired MRSA

Question 5

***Previous Infection SA

Answer 5

Hospital-Acquired MRSA

Question 6

***Prior antibiotics within 90 days for SA

Answer 6

Hospital-Acquired MRSA

Question 7

> 20% rates of Staphylococcus aureus is MRSA or prevalence unknown

Answer 7

Hospital-Acquired MRSA

Question 8

***Positive nasal carriage

Answer 8

Hospital-Acquired MRSA

Question 9

Hemodyalisis/line

Answer 9

Hospital-Acquired MRSA

Question 10

Nursing home/Long Term Acute Care (LTAC)

Answer 10

Hospital-Acquired MRSA

Question 11

Wound care

Answer 11

Hospital-Acquired MRSA

Question 12

***Previous infection PA

Answer 12

Pseudomonas aeruginosa

Question 13

***Prior antibiotics within 90 days for PA

Answer 13

Pseudomonas aeruginosa

Question 14

Immunosupression

Answer 14

Pseudomonas aeruginosa

Question 15

Nursing home/ long term care facikity

Answer 15

Pseudomonas aeruginosa

Question 16

PsA in Pneumonia

• > 10% resistant or unk
• Hospitalization > 5 days
• Acute Renal Replacement Therapy (RRT)

Answer 16

Pseudomonas aeruginosa

Question 17

***Previous infection of ESBL’s / AMP-C’s / Carbapenemase

Answer 17

ESBLs, AMP-C, Carbapenemase

Question 18

***Previous infection of ESBL’s / AMP-C’s / Carbapenemase

Answer 18

ESBLs, AMP-C, Carbapenemase

Question 19

Hospitalization > 5 days

Answer 19

ESBLs, AMP-C, Carbapenemase

Question 20

Long Term Care and Nursing home

Answer 20

ESBLs, AMP-C, Carbapenemase

Question 21

Family member

Answer 21

ESBLs, AMP-C, Carbapenemase