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Emp Abx for pts 1-23 months 2

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  1. Ceftriaxone or cefotaxime
    • Vanc
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Nitrofurantoin Contraindication

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CrCl < 60

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What drug has no activity against the 3 Ps?

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Pseudomonas

Proteus

Providencia

Tigecycline

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Empiric tx for CAP when patient has no recent abx use?

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Macrolide or Doxy

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Gonorrhea Tx:

What is not recommended?

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Ceftriaxone + Azithromycin (Preferred) or doxy

250 mg IM x 1 for cef

Monotherapy is not recommended

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In the intensive phase how long is RIPE therapy

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8 wks

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Weights to use for AGs?

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Underweight < IBW use actual

Obese use adjusted

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What drug is rec’d for all categories of HAP or VAP?

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Zosyn

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What are the common uses for Minocycline and Doxy

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CA-MRSA skin infections, acne

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Severe ICU patients Peritonitis and Cholangitis

What pathogens to cover? 12

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  1. PEK
  2. CAPES
  3. Pseudomonas
  4. Anaerobes
  5. Strepto
  6. +- enterococcus
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Symptoms of syphillis

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painless smooth genital warts (chancre)

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Metronidazole SE

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Metallic taste

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What Abx’s can increase INR? 6

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Tigecycline

Metronidazole

Telavancin ortivancin false elevation in both aPTT and INR

Bactrim

Tetracyclines

Quinolones

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What is the main drug for Rocky mountain spotted fever, typhus, lyme disease and Ehrilichiosis

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Doxy

Rocky: 5-7 days

Typhs 7 days

Lyme 10-21

Ehrlith: 7-14

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Absess Perulent Infections

Treatment 2

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Commly caused by CA-MRSA

Bactrim

Doxy

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Bactrim dosing for Uncomplicated UTIs?

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1 DS tab PO BID x 3 days

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Tigecycline boxed warnings and what should it not be used for?

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  1. Increased risk of death
  2. Not for blood stream infections
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When are IV Abxs preferred in CAP patients?

What are the preferred beta lactams?

Preferred macrolides?

What if the patient has risk factors for pseudomonas?

What about MRSA?

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  1. IV abx for patients in the ICU
  2. Ceftriaxone, cefotaxime
  3. Azithromycin
  4. Pseudomonas: Zoysn, cefepime, or meropenem + either levo or an AG and Azithromycin
  5. If MRSA: add vanc or linezolide
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Treatmetn for Pharyngitis?

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PCN, Amox

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Meng pt with severe PCN allergy

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Quinolones

moxi or levo

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What is the treatment and durtation for conuation phase

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2 drugs for 4 months

INH and RIF if susceptible

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More Severe SSTIs needing IV abx or Hospitalization cover what 2 things? and what are the 3 main drugs?

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  1. Cover MRSA and Streptococcus
  2. Vanc
  3. Linezolid
  4. Daptomycin
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Abx for COPD exacerbation?

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Amox/clav

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Common pathogens for meningitis in patients <1 months

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  1. S. Agalacticae
  2. E. Coli
  3. Listeria
  4. Klebseilla
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How is syphillis diagnosed?
Rapid Plasmin Reagen Also called the Vinereal Disease Research Lab
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CMV Preferred 2 Alt and why Secondary prophy
1. Valacylovir, ganciclovir 2. ALt: If toxicity to gan or resitant: foscarnet, cidovir 3. No agent recd for secondary keep CD4\> 100
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Isoniazid INH SEs
1. Peripheral neuropathy give with pyridoxine 25 mg PO qday 2. Monitor S/Sx of DILE
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2 drugs that only covers E. faecalis?
Pen G or Amp
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Max dose of conventional ampho B
Black Box: Not exceed 1 .5 mg/kg /day
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How to you confirm the Dx of Active TB?
Skin test likely means active but need to confirm with a sputum culture AFB stain Definitive With PCR slow growing
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What 3 drugs are always used in combination with other antipseudomonal meds?
Colismethane, Polymxyin, AGs
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Fidaxomicin warnings?
Not effective in systemic infections
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What latent TB regimen is not rec'd for HIV, children \< 2 or pregnant women
INH and Rifapentine
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Bactrim Coverage? 2 sets What type? 8 main What 4 things are not covered?
* Broad gram negative bacteria and some oppurtunistic infections 1. Gram Negative: Haemaphilus, Proteus, Klebsella, E. Coli, Enterobacter, SHigella, salmenella, Stenotrophomonas 2. Opp: Pneumocytis, Toxoplasmosis 3. DOES NOT COVER: Pseudomonas, Enterococci, atypicals or anaerobes
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When someone is on roids what is the criteria for them to be considered immunocompromised?
systemic roid for 14 days or longer at pred dose \>= 20 mg/day or \>= 2 mg/kg/day
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Nitrofurantoin counseling
Take with food to prevent nausea and cramping can discolor urine brown
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Cryptococcal meningitis Induction Therapy Alternative Reg Secondary PRophy
Ampho B + flucytosine Alt: Fluconazole +- flucytosine Secondary prophylaxis low dose fluconazole
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Tx duration for pharyngitis?
10 5 days for azithro
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Other treatment options for Travelers Diarhea if dysentary not present not pregnant and pediatric
Cipro 3 days Levo x 1 or daily 1-3 days Ofloxacin 400 PO x 1 or BID x 3 days Rifaximin TID x 3 days
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Cellulitis Non-purulent infections
Cephalexin 500 mg QID
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Second line tx for sinusitis failure of first
Oral 2nd or 3rg gen cephs + clinda, doxy or Resp FQ
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Chlamydia Tx:
Azithromycin 1 gram PO x 1 or Doxy
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First line tc for sinusitis?
Amox/clav
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Preferred Treatment for Travelers Diarrhea if fever, Blood is present or pregnant or pediatric
Azithromycin 1000 mg PO or 500 mg PO daily 1-3 days
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Mild to moderate Peritonitis and Cholangitis What to cover? 6
1. PEK 2. Anaerobes 3. Strepto 4. +- enterococcus
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Tigecycline coverage? 5
MRSA, VRE, g(-), anaerobes, and atypicals
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What patients are at risk of IE during dental procedures? 4
1. Prosthetic heart valve or heart valve repair with artificial material 2. Hx of endo 3. Heart transplant with abnormal heart valve function 4. Certain congenital heart defects including heart/lung valve disease
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PCP Tx duration alt Prophy
* Bactrim +- pred * For 21 days * ALt: pentamidine IV * Secondary Bactrim
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Nitrofurantoin warnings? 2
Hemolytic anemia found through positive coombs test caution in pts with G6DP Def
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Duration of treatment of DM foot infections 4 total
1. 7-14 2. More severe: 2-4 wks 3. Bone and joint: 4-6 wks 4. Osteo longer
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Empiric treatment for mengigitis in pts \< 1month 2 drugs and an or
Amp (listeria coverage) Cefotaxime (not cetriaxone) or gentamicin
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Other drugs besides Ceftriaxone that can be used for primary or secondary prophylaxis of SBP?
1. Bactrim 2. Cipro
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Metronidazole contraindications? 2
Pregnancy in the first trimester Alcohol or propylene glycol contain products during treatment within 3 days of tx dc
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Latent TB Tx 3 possible
1. Isoniazid 300 mg max 900 for 9 months 2. Rifampin 4 months 3. INH + rifapentine q wk for 12 wks
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Different treatments for each phase of syphillis Primary, secondary or early latent? Latent \> 1 y or unknown duration Neurosyphilis including ocular and congenital What is the treatment and duration for alternatives?
1. PEN G benzathine 2.4 million units IM x 1 2. PEN G Benzathine IM wkly for 3 wks 3. Pen G aqeous, Alternative Pen G procain
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HAP risk factors for MRSA or MDR Pseudomonas
IV Abx within the past 90 days
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Emp meng tx for patients 2 -50?
Ceftriaxone 2 g q12 Cefotaxime 2 g q4-6 + vanc 30-45mg/kg/day
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Primary Prophylaxix in pts with HIV MAC:
CD4 \< 50 Preferred Azithro 1200 CD4 \> 100 for \>= 3 months on ART
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A TST is also called what?
A purified protein derivative test
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Drug interaction wiht metronidazole?
Warfarin Increase INR
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Pyrazinamide SEs
Causes increased uric acid dont use with acute gout
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When can a false positive TB skin test occur?
When a patient has received the BCG vaccine
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CAP risk of S.pneumo? Drug choices 3 potential
Beta lactam (Amox high dose, Amox/clav, Cefpodoxime, cefdinir, cefuroxime, or ceftriaxone) + macrolide or doxy Potential monotherapy with respiratory FQ moxi, levo gemi
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Rifampin and INH admin and risks
1. Take on an empty stomach 2. Risk of hemolytic anemia through positive coombs test
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Trichomoniasis Tx and CDC recs
* Metronidazole 2 grams PO * CDC recs Metro in all trimesters
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What drug used to treat MDR g(-) pathogens in combo with other drugs has dose dependent nephrotoxicity?
Colistimethate
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DM foot infections Anaerobic G(+) 2 Aaerobic G (-) 1
1. Peptostrepto 2. Clostridium Perfringes 1. B. Fragilis
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What is ciprofloxacin not used for?
Pneumonia not a respiratory FQ and does not have reliable coverage against S. pneomo
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What drugs need increased dosing interval in renal impairment? For TB drugs
Ethambutol and Pyrazinamide
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MAC crtieria treatment and DC And drug treatment and duration
* CD4 \< 50 must rule out active disseminated DX * Preferred Azithromycin 1200 mg PO weekly * CD4 \> 100 for \>= 3 months on ART
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MAC
Clarithromycin or Azithromycin + ethambutol Alt: Add a 3rd or 4th agent using rifabutin, amikacin, or streptomycin, moxi or levo secondary prophylaxis is the same as primary tx
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Common Cold MCPs 2 Influenza 1 Pharyngitis 2 Sinusitis 7
1. Resp Virus: Rhinovirus and coronavirus 2. Infuenza 3. Resp viruses and S. Pyrogenes 4. Resp viruses, S. Pneumo, H. Flu, M. Mat, staphylococcus, anaerobes, and g (-) rods
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Gonorrhea and Chlamydia?
Gonorrhea: Ceftriaxone 250 IM + Azithromycin 1 gram or doxy 100 mg BID x 7 (These treat chlamydia too)
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Primary Prophylaxix in pts with HIV Toxo
1. \<100 Toxo IgG + 2. Preferred Bactrim 3. Alt dapson + pyrimethamine + leucovorin 4. DC when CD4 \> 200 for \> 3 months on ART
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Community Associated MRSA SSTIs drugs 3
1. Bactrim 2. Doxy 3. Minocycline
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Bacterial Vaginosis Tx WHat should pts not do?
Metro or Metro 0.75% gel Pts should not douche
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What regimen is recommend for HIV, pregnant and children? and for what?
INH: 300 mg per day max 900 per dose 9 months for Latent TB
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Preferred beta lactam for CAP when patient has risk of S. Pneumo?
Ceftriaxone or cefotaxime + azithromycin
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Metronidazole Interactions?
Weak 3A4 and 2C9 inhibitor
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When should you take a trough for AGs?
right before or 30 min before the Peak 30 minutes after
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What drugs are used for E.Faecium and E. Faecalis? 6
1. Dapto 2. Linezolid 3. Tigecycline 4. Cystitis only: Nitro, fosgomycin and doxy
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Tx of syphillis What about pregnant patients?
* Pen G 2.4 millions units IM wkly for 3 wks if latent \>1 yo or tertiary * Bicillin L-A dont sub with the C-R * Alternative Doxy 100 mg PO BID or tetracycline PO QID * Pregnant patients with PCN allergy should be desensitized and use L-A
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patient at high risk for pseudomonas CAP what should be added?
Zosyn and If MRSA concern Vanc or linezolid
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Rifampin Info? 3 SEs and other things
1. Orange bodily secretions 2. Strong CYP inducer (rifabutin can be used instead due to drug interactions 3. Cause flu like symptoms
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Toxo Gondi Treatment regimen not prophylaxis
Pyrimethamine + leucovorin + sulfadiazine Alt: Bactrim Same as tx but at reduced dose
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What does ethambutol cause? 2
Visual changes Hallucinations/confusion
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12 total drugs that cover pseudomonas?
1. Zosyn 2. Cefepime 3. Ceftazidime 4. Caftaz/Avibactam 5. Ceftolozane/Tazobactam 6. Carbapenems but not Ertra 7. Cipro, Levofloxacin 8. Aztreonam 9. AGs 10. Colistimethate, polymyxins
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What quinolone should not be used in UTIs and why?
Moxifloxacin: not enough conc in urine
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WHen should IV abxs be admin for surgical prophylaxis?
Cefazolin and Cefuroxime ( 1hour before surgery) If using quinolones or Vanc 120 minytes before
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Mild to Moderate Peritonitis and Cholangitis 5 possible regimens
1. Cefoxitin 2. Ertrapenem 3. Moxi 4. Cefazolin, cefuroxime or ceftriaxone + metro 5. Cipro or Levo + metro
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Lyme Disease vs Ring Worm?
Lymre: bacterial: Bullseye rash DX ELISA, DOxy Ringworm: Fungal: 1+ reddish raised rings: tx with clotrimazole or other topical
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What is the DOC for uncomplicated UTIs?
Nitro
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3 most common pathogens of CAP? When do you use cipro?
1. S. Pneumo 2. H. INflu 3. M. Pneumo Never use cipro not a resp FQ and does not cover S. Pneumo relialbly
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Drugs that cause QT prolongation Abxs
FQs Macrolides
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Impetigo Honey COmb Crust First choice If numerous lesions
1. Mupirocin (Bactroban) ointment 2. Cover MSSA if systemmic: Cephalexin (Keflex)
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What drug is added for meng tx in patients \<1 month and \> 50
Ampicillin for Listeria coverage
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Drugs that cover atypical organisms? 3
Azithro Doxy Quinolones
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Dificid
Fidaxomicin
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5 common pathogens in mengitis
1. S. Pneumo 2. N. Meningitis 3. S agal 4. H flu 5. E. COli
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Macrobid and Macrodantin Dosing
Dantin QID Macrobid 100 mg BID x 5 days
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DM Foot infections G (+) Pathogens 4 G (-) 5
1. S. Aureus Including MRSA 2. Group A Strepto 3. Viridan group strep 4. S. Epidermidis 1. E. Coli 2. Klebsiella 3. Proteus 4. Enterobacter 5. Pseudomonas
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RIPE Therapy for Active TB All RIPE drugs cause what 2 things?
Increase LFTs, including total bilirubin
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Primary Prophylaxix in pts with HIV PCP Indication for proph Tx regimen preferred and Alt (2 sets) Criteria to DC
1. CD4 \< 200 2. Preferred Bactrim DS 3. Alt: Dapsone or Dap +pyrimethamine + Leucovorin 4. DC when CD4 \>= 200 for \>= 3 months on ART
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Adult prophylaxis regimens for Pts at risk of IE during dental procedure? 3 options
1. Oral: amox 2 g 30-60 min before procedure 2. Cant take oral: Amp 2 g or cefazolin 1 g 3. Can take oral but PCN allergy: 1. Clindamycin 600 2. Azithro or clarithromycin 500
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First line abx tx for Acute Otitis media What is the dosing?
1. Amoxicillin 80-90 mg/kg/day in 2 divided doses 2. Amox/clav 90 mg/kg/day if pt has gotten Amox in the past 30 days

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