sepsis and antibiotics Flashcards

1
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mastitis: MSSA strep - allergy

A

vanc + clindamycin

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2
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sepsis mixed ScvO2 target

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> 65%

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3
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vanc/teic/linezolid/daptomycin DO cover

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anaerobes, MRSA, gram positives (staph, GAS, GBS)

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4
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mastitis: MSSA streptococci

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fluclox + clindamycin

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5
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sepsis indications for ICU: neuro

A

reduced consciousness

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6
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co-amox does not cover

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MRSA, pseudomonas

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7
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TSSS - MRSA

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vanc + clindamycin + gentamicin stat

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8
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gram positives

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MRSA, staph aureus, GAS, GBS

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9
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anaerobes

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clostridia, bacteroides, peptostreptococci

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10
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sepsis indications for ICU: renal

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dialysis

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11
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Carbapenems do not cover

A

MRSA

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12
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c/s wound infection: MSSA strep - allergy

A

vancy + clindamycin

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13
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endometritis

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gentamicin stat + cefotaxime + metronidazole

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14
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STSS (strep) criteria

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A - isolation of GAS from sterile or non-sterile site

B - clinical case definition: multi-organ involvement, including hypotension

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15
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breast abscess in untreated mastitis

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3%

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16
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c/s wound infection: MRSA strep

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vanc + clindamycin

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17
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first sign of sepsis

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tachypnea

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18
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mastitis: MRSA strep - allergy

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clindamycin/teicoplanin

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19
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sepsis indications for ICU: cardiovascular

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decreased BP or increased lactate despite fluids

20
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sepsis glucose target

21
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incidence of rash in STSS

22
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endometritis - allergy

A

gentamicin + clindamycin + ciprofloxacin

23
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pyelonephritis

A

cefotaxime + gentamicin stat

24
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pyelonephritis - allergy

A

gentamicin + ciprofloxacin

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severe sepsis - no focus - allergy
clindamycin + gentmicin + metronidazole + ciprofloxacirn
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c/s wound infection: MRSA strep - allergy
clindamycin/teicoplanin
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vanc/teic/linezolid/daptomycin do not cover
gram negatives (coliform, pseudomonas)
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sepsis indications for ICU: other
multi-organ failure uncorrected acidosis hypothermia
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incidence endometritis
30% c/s; | 1-3% NVD
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sepsis indications for ICU: resp
pulmonary edema mechanical ventilation airway protection
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metronidazole covers
anaerobes (clostridia, bacteroides, peptostrep)
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sepsis central ScvO2 target
>70%
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mastitis: MRSA strep
vanc + clindamycin
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probably STSS
meets clinical case definition plus isolation from NON-sterile site
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incidence GAS
3.3/100 000
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abx that switches off exotoxin
clindamycin
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c/s wound infection: MSSA strep
fluclox + clindamycin
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gram negatives
coliforms, pseudomonas
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criteria for TSS (staph)
1. fever >39.9 2. rash: diffuse macular edema 3. desquamation, 10-14 days after illness, especially palms and soles 4. hypotension 5. multisystem involvement (>3; ex. conjunctival hyperemia)
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sepsis CVP target
>8
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pyelonephritis - ESBL
gentamicin + meropenem
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severe sepsis - no focus
meropenem + clindamicin + gentamicin stat
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definite STSS
meets clinical case definition plus isolation from STERILE site
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TSSS
fluclox + clindamycin + gentamicin stat
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TSSS - allergy
vanc + clindamycin + gentamicin stat OR linezolid + gentamicin stat
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% GAS in pharyngitis
10%