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29 Cards in this Set
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UTI
organism empirical abx |
E coli
abx = TMP-SMX, nitrofuantoin, FLQ amoxicillin if pregnant |
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bronchitis
organism empirical abx |
virus
Haemophilus influenza moraxella no abx |
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pneumonia, classic
organism empirical abx |
Strep pneumoniae
Haemophilus influenzae ceftriaxone (Strep pneumo) azithromycin |
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pneumonia, atypical
organism empirical abx |
mycoplasma
chlamydia legionella abx = azithromycin (macrolide) |
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osteolyelitis
organism empirical abx |
staph aureus
salmonella abx= oxacillin, cefazolin (1G) vanco if MRSA suspected |
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cellulitis
organism empirical abx |
streptococci, staphylococci
docloxacillin cephalexin (1G) commy MRSA - clindamycin or TMP-SMX hosp MRSA vanco |
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meningitis, neonate
organism empirical abx |
streptococcus B (strep agalactica)
E coli listeria cefotaxime (3G) ampicillin (listeria) |
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meningitis, child or adult
organism empirical abx |
strep pneumonia
neisseria meningitidis ceftriaxone dexamethasone before or with 1st dose |
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acute bacterial endocarditis
ABE organism |
staph, streptococci
abe = native valve, virulent org staph a, GAS, GBS, strep pneumo |
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endocarditis
abx native valve abe native valve sbe |
native valve abe
vanco + gent native valve sbe ceftriaxone + gent |
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sub-acute bacterial endocarditis
SBE organism |
sbe =
abnl valve, less virulent org strep viridans |
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endocarditis
culture negative organism (6) |
HACEK
Bartonella, Brucella Chlamydia, Coxiella Legionella |
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HACEK
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HACEK
Haemophilus influenza Actinobacillus Cardiobacterium Eikenella Kingella |
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endocarditis
prosthetic valve (PVE) early vs late organsim |
early PVE
50% staph (aureus, epidermdis=CONS) > cx -ve late PVE strep viridans, staph a, CONS esp epidermidis > E coli |
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endocarditis
prosthetic valve early vs late empiric abx |
early PVE
vanco + cefepime + gent late PVE vanco + ceftriaxone + gent |
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cefepime
vs ceftriazone |
cefepime 4G
greatest GN coverage, antipseudomonal ceftriaxone 3G better GN coverage than 2G incl Neisseria, used for meningitis |
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strep A or B
abx |
PCN
cefazolin erythromycin |
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strep pneumo
abx |
ceftriaxone (3G ceph)
FLQ (cipro, levo) |
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enterococcus
abx |
PCN or ampicillin
+ aminoglycoside (gent) |
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staph aureus
abx |
oxacillin, nafcillin
MRSA = vanco |
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gonococcus
abx |
ceftriaxone
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meningococcus
abx |
ceftriaxone or cefotaxime
(3G ceph) |
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haemophilus
abx |
cephalosporin
2G= cefuroxime 3G= ceftriaxone, cefotaxime |
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pseudomonas
abx |
F,C,B,A
FLQ - cipro carbapenem - imipenem cephalosporin: 3G - ceftazadime 4G - cefepime beta lactam / inhibitor: piperacillin / taxobactam ticarcillin / clavulanate aminoglycoside (amikacin) |
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bacteroides
abx |
metronidazole
(anaerobe) |
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mycoplasma
abx |
macrolide
azithromycin erythromycin |
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treponema pallidum
disease abx |
(syphilis)
PCN doxycycline (PCN allergy) |
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chlamydia
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macrolide (azithromycin)
doxycycline |
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Borrelia
disease abx |
Lyme disease
cefuroxime (2G ceph) doxycycline amoxicillin |