Infectious Disease Exam 2 - UTIs Flashcards

(16 cards)

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Urinary Tract Infection - Presentation

A
Dysuria
Urgency
Frequency
Fever
Abdominal pain
May be asymptomatic
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Urinary Tract Infection - Diagnosis

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Pyuria (white blood cells in urine)
Bacteriuria
Leukocyte ester (non-specific)

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Cystitis

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Lower tract infection

Pyuria, dysuria, flank pain possible, or asymptotic

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Urinary Tract Infection - Pathogens

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Gm(-) - most common
  -E. Coli -most common
  -Proteus
  -Providencia
  -Enterobacter
Gm(+)
  -Enterococci
  -MRSA
  -Staph. saprophyticus (common in young females)
Fungi
  -Candida
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Significant bacteriuria

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> 100,000

>100 IF symptomatic w/ pyuria & if Gm(-) organism (nitrites present)

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Cystitis - Treatment

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Outpatient therapy (3days)
Asymptomatic will self-resolve
-In pregnancy use 3-7 day treatment
-3-7 day treatment in DM

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Cystitis - Treatment (Bacterial)

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Amoxicillin (might not cover)
TMP/SMX (might be best choice)
Fluoroquinolone (heavy duty)
Nitrofurantoin

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Cystitis - Treatment (Fungal)

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Fluconazole

IF resistant/refractory Amphotericin B bladder irrigation

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Pyelonephritis

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Upper tract infection/kidney infection
Unilateral/bilateral flank pain
Fever >102
Pyuria
Bacteriuria
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Pyelonephritis - Treatment (Inpatient)

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Gm(-)
  -Ceftriaxone
  -Quinolone
Enterococcus (VSE)
  -Ampicillin
Enterococcus (VRE) 
  -Linezolid
MRSA
  -Vancomycin
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Pyelonephritis - Treatment (Outpatient)

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Gm(-)
  -TMP/SMX
  -Quinolone
Enterococcus (VSE)
  -Ampicillin/amoxicillin
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Urosepsis

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Sepsis originating in the urinary tract
Elevated WBC (>12,000) or depressed WBC (<4,000)
Organ dysfunction (reduced urine output)
Altered mental status
Cultures of blood and urine w/ same organism

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Urosepsis - Treatment (Community acquired)

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Gm(-)
  -Cefriaxone
  -Quinolone
Enterococcus OR strep. 
  -Ampicillin
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Urosepsis - Treatment (Healthcare acquired)

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Gm(-) - including psuedomonas
  -Ciprofloxacin
  -Cefepime and/or aminoglycoside
Gm(-) - Non-pseudomonas
  -Cefepime
  -Meropenem
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Chronic/Recurrent UTIs

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> 3 per year

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16
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Chronic UTI prophylaxis

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TMP/SMX
TMP (preferred in men)
Nitrofurantoin (low dose over long time = resistance)