Bacterial Infections Study Guide Practice Test Questions.pdf
Bacterial Infections Study Guide Practice Test Questions.pdf
Bacterial Infections Study Guide
Practice Test Questions
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Bacterial Infections Study Guide Practice Test Questions.pdf
Bacterial Infections Study Guide Practice Test Questions.pdf
Bacterial Infections Study Guide Practice Test Questions.pdf
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Terms in this set (25)
How do we take a sample? Swab
Whole saliva
Aspirate
Smear
Biopsy
Blood
What is sepsis? Life threatening organ dysfunction caused by dysregulated host response
to infection
What is qSOFA? quick sepsis related organ failure assessment
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What is the criteria for qSOFA? Systolic BP < 100
RR > 22
Abnormal mental status
Signs indicating urgent referral? Difficulty swallowing - dysphagia
Difficulty breathing
Rapidly spreading swelling
Fever
What would a blood test for sepsis show? Raised white cell count
Raised CRP
Raised procalcitonin
What is antibiotic stewardship? Responsible use of antibiotics to ensure the right antibiotic is prescribed
For the right patient
At the right time
At the right dose
By the right route
For the right duration
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What type of patient might be affected by Immunocompromised unwell patients
staphylococcal?
What type of chronic infection can staphylococcus Angular cheilitis
cause?
What is the treatment for staphylococcus? Fusidic acid - topical
Flucloxacillin - systemic
What bacteria causes syphilis? Treponema pallidum
How do we diagnose syphilis? PCR lesion
Serology - non-specific (RPR), specific (EIA)
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