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What are the most common organisms in the upper GI tract?

Upper GI Tract: Gram Positive Cocci (streptococcus, lactobacillus


Mid-distal small bowel: Gram Negative aerobes and Facultative Anerobes, still some gram + cocci


Colon: Obligate Anaerobes

What are the most common organisms in the mid-distal small bowel?

Upper GI Tract: Gram Positive Cocci (streptococcus, lactobacillus


Mid-distal small bowel: Gram Negative aerobes and Facultative Anerobes, still some gram + cocciColon: Obligate Anaerobes

What are the most common organisms in the colon?

Upper GI Tract: Gram Positive Cocci (streptococcus, lactobacillusMid-distal small bowel: Gram Negative aerobes and Facultative Anerobes, still some gram + cocci


Colon: Obligate Anaerobes

What organisms must you consider in intra-abdominal abscess in someone who's been recently hospitalized or on antibiotics?

enterobacteriaceae


Pseudomonas


Yeast

What's the difference between a silicone and latex or rubber drain?

Silicone: Will not form reative, granulated tractSometimes want to use rubber or latex to induce inflammation and close a tract on it’s way out

What are some situations where you may consider using a latex or rubber drain?

Duodenal stump blowouts


Distal pancreas leaks


Pancreatico-intestinal leaks


Place a drain, considering latex or red rubber to create inflammatory reaction that will help “scar over” area.

What are your indications for anti-fungals with intra-abdominal infection?

1) Esophageal Perforation


2) Immunosuppression


3) Prolonged antacid or antibiotic exposure


4) Prolonged Hospitalizations


5) Prolonged Leak

In an OTHERWISE HEALTHY PERSON, how long will you treat a perforation with antibiotics after source control?

24-48 hours everywhere, if within 12 hours of insult (w/in 24 hours for stomach)


No longer than 4-7 days if it has been a prolonged course (like trying to wait out diverticulitis