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CAP(out)
Macrolide (azithromycin or clarithromycin)
Macrolide: Erythro, clarithro, azithro
50S mostly for + some - for c and a
actually goes into the cell
CAP(out) structural lung disease(COPD, asthma)
FQ (Levo, moxi) respiratory so FQ, good against strep Pneumo
goes after topo, good for - not so w/ plus, good for intra
Pneumonia (in) doesn't respond to clar, or untreated patient admitted to hospital
ceftriaxone, or cefotaxime
plus iv FQ w/o clari
cef for - and FQ for intra and +
Pneumonia w/ PCN allergy
FQ moxi or Levo
Hospital acquired pneumonia
pip-tazo, or cefepime

pip-tazo for g-, pseudo
Strep Pneumo
Pen G, or P.O. Amoxicillin
MDR strep pneumo
if resistant to high Pen G also to gen 3 ceph,
Vancomycin
FQ(Moxi, Levo)
Legionella Pneumo
FQ (az, levo) (intracellular, G-)
PCP Pneumo
Trim/Sulfa
Aspiration Pneumo
Iv or PO Clinda (50s) G(+) and anaerobes.
URI, out patient w/ PCN allergy
macrolide
B hemolytic strep
Pen G, or Amoxicillin
B hemolytic strep w/ PCN allergy
clinda, or FQ
Prophylaxis for B hemolytic strep
IM version of Pen G
infected diabetic foot ulcer
pip-tazo
primary/secondary syphilis
benzathine penicillin
neurosyphilic
pen g
gonorrhea
cefixime or ceftriacone
community acquired menigitis
ceftriaxone or cefotaxime plus Vanc
if under 1month or older 50, add ampicillin to cover listeria
bacterial meningitis where bug has been ID
cefotaxime or ceftriaxone
febrile neutropenia
pip tazo or cefeprime plus vanc to cover +
cellulitis MSSA inpatient
oxa naf cefaolin
cellulitis MSSA out
dicloxacillin or cephalexin
cellulitis mssa out w/ PCN out
clinda or doxycyline
cellulitis MRSA out
clinda, trimsulfa, or doxycycline
MRSA
Vanc
MRSA w/ Vanc allergy
Daptomycin or linezolid or Ceftaroline
MRSA pneumonia
Vanc, Linezolid
Osteomyelitis children
Clinda
MRSA osteomyelitic
Vanc
SSTI by letter strep
Pen G or Amoxicillin
Otitis Media
Amoxicillin, or Amoxacillin + clavulanate or cefdinir
Pseudomonas
Pip tazo, Ceftazidime or Cefepime
Serious gram - infection
Antipseudomonal beta lactam, aminoglycoside
Severe gram - in patient allergic to PCN
aztronam
Surgical prophylaxis
cefazolin
gut decontamination
neomycin
perioperative prophylaxis
cefoxitin or cefotetan
anaerobic infection knife and gun cllub
pip tazo
Pelvic inflamatory disease in patient
cefoxitin or cefotetan plus doxycycline
outpatient PID
im ceftriaxone+metronidazole+doxycycline
anaerobic infections in PCN allergic
Metronidazole
enterococcus
iv ampicillin, then iv vanco, the iv lenzolid
ampicillin reist enterococcus
iv vanco
VRE
linezolid, daptomycin
gram + bacteremia
vanco
c.difficile
po metronidazole, if severe go for vanco
mycoplasma
doxycycline or macrolide
chlamydia
po doxycycline, macrolide
rickettsia, borrelia burgdorfi
doxycycline
norcardia
trim sulfa
diarrhea(salmonella, shigella, e coli, or campylobacter)
ciprofloxacin (FQ)
uncomplicated UTI
po trim-sulfa
complicated UTI out
levo or cipro
complicated UTI inpatient w/ nursing
cefotaxime, ceftriaxone, cefpodoxime
pyelonephritis
ceftriaxone, cefotaxime once home po cefpodoxime
UTI pregnant
nitofurantoin
TB sputum positive
RIPE
Rifampin, isoniazid, pyrazinamide, ethambutol
TB(AIDS)
same as before
latent TB infection positive PPD but negative X ray
isoniazid or rifampin
sputum negative brucellosis from eating cheese
doxycycline and gentamicin
mycobacterium avium (AIDS
macrolide plus ethambutol
acne
minocycline topical clindamycine or topical erthromycine
leprosy
dapsone