Surgical Infection And Antibiotic, Cihangir

Question 1

Sirs+infection =

Answer 1

Sepsis

Question 2

If foreign body is used during surgery, infection may occur in the area until ,,,, year from the surgery?

Answer 2

1

Question 3

Strep and clostridium infections during surgery without using foreign body may occur up to

Answer 3

5 days

Question 4

What are the supr-umbilical infections?

Answer 4

Gram +:
Streptococcus
Staphylococcus
Cornybacterium
Propinobacterium

Question 5

*Describe the 4 classes of wounds?

Question 6

Which class of wound doesn’t require antibiotic prophylactic?

Answer 6

Class 1
Unless it’s a hernial surgery or breast surgery it is a high risk patient or the operation time is long in class1

Question 7

Most common nasocomial infection is …..

Answer 7

urinary tract infection

Question 8

What is the treatment for abscess

Answer 8

Drainage and removal of foreign body* from affected area

Question 9

Most common aerobic agent in gram - sepsis is

Answer 9

E coli

Question 10

Most common anaerobic agent in sepsis is

Answer 10

Bacteroids

Question 11

Most common pseudomonas in neurtropenic and burn patients

Answer 11

Bacteroids

Question 12

Which layers of the muscle are involved in necrotizing fascilitis?

Answer 12

Skin subcutaneous and fascia

Question 13

What are the infra-umbilical infections?

Answer 13

Gram -:
*e coli (poop)
Enterococcus faecalis and faecium
C albicans

Question 14

What are the local risk factors for dev

Question 15

What are class1 examples

Answer 15

Thyroidectomy
Breast cancer
Hernia

Question 16

What are class2 examples

Answer 16

Tonsillectomy
Vaginal surgery
Cholecystectomy

Question 17

Class 3 wound examples

Answer 17

Complicated appendectomy
(Perforated wounds) s.a penetrating abdominal trauma
(Non-perforating) enterotomy/colon resection

Question 18

Why did we categorize wounds into 4 type

Answer 18

To know if to give or not to give antibiotics prophylaxis