AND ANSWERS GRADED A+
✔✔Entercoccus- nosocomial - ✔✔gram negative, can be in EBM, passed rectal/oral
✔✔staph - ✔✔gram positive in clusters
✔✔Staphylococcus aureus - ✔✔staph coag positive is
✔✔septic joint
sepsis
osteo
pneumonia
scalded skin
MRSA - ✔✔staph aureus can cause
✔✔staph epi-worse in those immunocompromised - ✔✔staph coag negative is
✔✔Gram pos
H flu
proteus
listeria - ✔✔What does Ampicillin treat
✔✔Gram neg
ecoli
pseudomonas
enterococcus - ✔✔What does Gent cover
✔✔7-10 days - ✔✔treat positive blood cultures for
✔✔10days - ✔✔length of treatment for UTI
✔✔10days or more - ✔✔length of treatment for pneumonia
✔✔21 days - ✔✔length of treatment for gram neg meningitis
✔✔14 days - ✔✔length of treatment for gram pos meningitis
✔✔papular or vascular rash with erythematous base - ✔✔what does cutaneous
candidiasis look like
✔✔ascending infection in utero- generalized rash - ✔✔How does systemic candidias
infection occur
, ✔✔thrombocytopenia and hyperglycemia - ✔✔Classic signs of candidias infection
✔✔E.Coli
klebsiella
enterobacter - ✔✔gram neg bacillus is
✔✔ecoli - ✔✔what is associated with chorio
✔✔klebsiella- can produce extended spectrum betalactamases - ✔✔common gram neg
cause of pneumonia
✔✔gi - ✔✔entercoccus is associated with
✔✔vision impairment
learning disabilities
cognitive impairment
CHORIORETINITIS
HYDROCEPHALY
INTRACRANIAL CALCIFICATION
blueberry muffin rash - ✔✔Results of Toxo
✔✔readily cross the placenta - ✔✔syphilis can
✔✔gram negative spirochete - ✔✔syphilis is a
✔✔Toxo
CMV
HSV
VZV - ✔✔infections that can cause intracranial calicification
✔✔hydrops - ✔✔syphilis can cause
✔✔4 fold higher titers than mother on - ✔✔Infants that have active syphilis will have
✔✔no treatment
non PCN treatment
treatment less than 4 weeks prior to delivery
s/s of reinfection
reactive csf vdrl
HIV in mom - ✔✔when to treat for syphilis
✔✔PCN g - ✔✔tx for syphilis
✔✔2,4,6,12 months - ✔✔when F/U for pos infant for syphilis