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Which SSTI should you obtain cultures for
purulent
When would you swab an SSTI
collected during surgery
When would you recommend imaging for SSTI
deep infections
Which SSTI should you get culture and sensitivity for
purulent
Empiric therapy for moderate purulent infections
doxycycline, bactrim
Definitive therapy for moderate purulent infection with MRSA
Bactrim
Definitive therapy for moderate purulent infection with MSSA
cephalexin
Empiric therapy for severe purulent infections
vanco, dapto, linezolid, ceftaroline
Definitive therapy for severe purulent infection with MSSA
nafcillin or cefazolin or clindamycin
Definitive therapy for severe purulent infection with MRSA
vanco, dapto, linezolid, ceftaroline (same as empiric)
What is the goal of therapy for moderate purulent infections
decrease recurrence
Cellulitis is non-purulent or purulent
non-purulent
Erysipelas is non-purulent or purulent
non-purulent
Furuncle is non-purulent or purulent
purulent
Carbuncle is non-purulent or purulent
purulent
Empiric therapy for mild purulent infection
no antibiotics
What qualifies as a moderate purulent SSTI
some SRIS
SIRS Temp
38
SIRs HR
90
SIRS RR
24
SIRS WBC
12k or <4k
What qualifies as severe SSTI
most SIRS with hypotension, failed oral antibiotics, immunocompromised
What bugs should you cover for purulent SSTI
staph. Aureus, GNR if immunocomp.
How long should you treat purulent SSTI
5-10 days
Empiric treatment for moderate nonpurulent SSTI
IV penicillin or ceftriaxone or cefazolin or clindamycin
What bugs are you covering for nonpurulent infections
strep and staph
Empiric treatment for mild nonpurulent SSTI
oral penicillin VK, cephalexin or clindamycin
When should you cover MRSA in non purulent
penetrating trauma, MRSA infection, IV drug use, SIRS
Cephalexin dose for SSTI and precautions
500-1000 mg po q6h, safe
Clindamycin dose for SSTI
300 po TID, c diff risk for elderly and sick
Doxycycline dose for SSTI and precautions
100 mg BID, not for pregnant, photosensitivity, esophageal irritation and teeth straining
Bactrim dose and precautions
1 DS BID, renal injury, hyperkalemia, warfarin use
Linezolid for SSTI
too broad
Vancomycin PO for SSTI
no bioavailability
Empiric therapy for necrotizing infection
vancomycin/linezolid + zosyn or carbapenem or ceftriaxone + metronidazole +/- clindamycin
Why is clindamycin used in necrotizing fasciitis
inhibits toxin production
Definitive therapy for monomicrobial strep pyogenes (GAS) necrotizing infection
penicillin + clindamycin
Definitive therapy for polymicrobial necrotizing infection
vanc + zosyn
Type 1 necrotizing fasciitis
polymicrobial
Type 2 necrotizing fasciitis
monomicrobial (group a strep > MRSA)
How long is therapy for GAS necrotizing fasciitis
10-14 days
Treatment for bite wounds
augmentin or ampicillin-sulbactam, only treat if needed