MUMS Flashcards
(91 cards)
What are the two medications given to treat seasonal influenza? (not used in general healthy population)
Oseltamivir (Tamiflu)
Zanamivir (over 7)
What consideration is important regarding Tamiflu
needs to be adjusted in renal impairment
What consideration is important with Zanamivir?
Not to be given to people with asthma or COPD
What are the most common causes of Pharyngitis?
Viral (80-90%) and Group A strep
What are the criteria looked at for McIsaac score
temp >38, absence of cough, swollen/tender lymph nodes, tonsillar swelling/exudate, 3-14, 15-45 (0), >45(-1)
what is first line abx for pharyngitis (adults & children)
pen V or amoxicillin
what are second line abx for pharyngitis
cephalosporins & macrolides (no erythro in peds)
what are signs of epiglottitis
stridor, drooling, hot potato voice, airway obstruction
What are first line treatments for otitis externa (no TM rupture)
polysporin, ciprodex, sofracort
which drugs are ototoxic and shouldn’t be used if TM is ruptured
sofracort and polysporin
What is first line for necrotizing OE
ciprofloxacin
what abx treat P. aeruginosa
Ciprofloxacin, Cifipime, Aminoglycosides
what abx can cause C. diff
cephasolsporins, clindamycin, florouquinolones
what abx treat c. diff
vanco po, metronidazole
what abx should you not give in pregnancy
floroquinolones, tetracyclines, Macrobid (>37 wks hemolytic anemia), Septra (T1-folic acid, T3 Kernicterus)
what is first line treatment for otomycosis
clotrimazole, tolnaftate cream, locacorten vioform drops
what is first line treatment for otitis media
amox
what is second line for OM
amox/clav
what is safe for OE or OM with TM perforation/ventilation tubes
Ciprodex (ciprofloxacin/dexamethasone)
what is the difference between viral and bacterial conjunctivitis
viral = clear watery discharge, bacterial is mucopurulent
what is first line abx for sinusitis (adults & children)
amoxicillin
what is second line abx for sinusitis (adults & peds)
amox/clav, cefprozil
adults only: macrolides (clarithro/azithro) & TMP/SMX (septra), doxy
what gives a point for the UTI score?
dysuria (pain), leukocytes (more than trace), nitrites (trace or more)
what is a recurrent UTI
2 UTIs in 6 months or 3 in 12 months