Micro Flashcards
(50 cards)
Congenital infections
TORCHS Toxo Other (HIV/Hep B) Rubella CMV HSV (VZV) Syphilis
Features of congenital infections
TORCH Thrombocytopoenia Other: Eyes/ears Rash Cerebral abnormalites (microcephaly, meningoencephalitis) Hepatosplenomegaly (Hepatitis, Jaundice)
Live Vaccines
MMR VZV Yellow Fever BCG Oral Polio (Sabin)
Inactivated vaccines
Rabies
HAV
Polio (Salk)
Conjugate vaccines
MenC
Pneumococcus
Detoxified vaccine
Tetanus
Recombinant protein vaccine
HBV
Subunit vaccines
Typhoid
Influenza
2 month old vaccines
DTaP IPV HiB PCV Rotavirus
3 month old vaccines
DTaP MenC IPV HiB Rotavirus
4 month old vaccines
DTaP
PCV
IPV
HiB
12 month old vaccines
MMR
HiB/MenC
PCV
3 years and 4 months vaccines
MMR
IPV
DTaP
14 year old vaccines
Td
IPV
MenC
Bacteriostatic ABx
Tetracyclines (Doxycycline)
Sulphonamides
Trimethoprim
Vancomycin coverage
Gram +ve only
Gentamicin coverage
Gram -ve only
Vancomycin SEs
Red man syndrome
Nephrotoxic
Gentamicin SEs
Ototoxic (tinnitus, deafness, nystagmus)
Metronidazole coverage
Anaerobes
B lactam order of increasing spectrum
PBAFC To CCC ME Penicillin BenPen Amoxicillin Fluclox Co-amox Tazocin Cefuroxime Ceftriaxone Cefalexin Meropenem Ertapenem
Skin infection (S aureus) Abx
Fluclox
Pharyngitis (GAS) Abx
BenPen
CAP mild + severe Abx
Mild= Amox Severe= Cefuroxime + Clarithromycin