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General Internal Medicine
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Infectious Disease
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General Infectious Disease
Would you consider use of doxycycline for deep-seated pasteurella multicoda infection in a patient with contraindications to first-line antimicrobial agents?
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Would you ever consider oral doxycycline for treatment of either gram-negative or gram-positive uncomplicated bacteremia?
Do you recommend, based on current evidence, avoiding antimotility agents in patients with non-fulminant C. difficile infection who have no evidence of ileus?
What specific criteria or patient conditions would make you hesitant to use fluoroquinolones early in the treatment course for managing MSSA joint infections with oral antibiotics?
Do you recommend treating Candida albicans on urine culture from an indwelling catheter in a patient with septic shock?
Do you routinely treat chronic sacral osteomyelitis when there is no plan for debridement or flap?
Is there a role for suppressive antibiotic therapy when it comes to chronic femoral/tibial osteomyelitis?
Do you routinely recommend a lumbar puncture for patients with suspected ocular or otic syphilis in the absence of additional CNS symptoms?
What specific clinical signs or epidemiological indicators do you prioritize for early identification of Bartonella quintana infection?
Do you use metronidazole twice daily dosing for routine anaerobic coverage such as non-CNS, H. pylori, C. diff, or parasitic infections?
How would you manage and determine the duration of antibiotics for a patient with suspected chronic postoperative spinal implant infection, status post lumbar fusion, now presenting with loosened hardware on imaging, normal inflammatory markers, and no systemic infection symptoms?
