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الجواب D
D) Symptomatic treatment
Sputum culture and sensitivity
Sputum Culture and sensitivity and start Azithromycine as imprical ttt.
Sputum culture and sesivity test
D 3:15
A.start Azithromycine
C) send sputum for gram stain & culture
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I will symptomatic treatment
However the case is mild so I would prefer starting Azithromycin
Send sputum for C&S
Where the official answer from med learn ???
in 48 hours.
Symptomatic treatment since normally vital signs
A) Azithromycin
send sputum for gram stain and culture
A - start azithromycin
C
علشان الموضوع recurrent معاها
C.culure and senstivity
D symptomatic treatment
Send sputum for gram stain and culture
Answer is C send sputum for gram stain and culture. Since she is stable i will send for culture as next step then i will treat her symptoms and might start azithromycin. Oseltamivir is wrong for sure
symptomatic treatment
C : Send sputum for gram stain & culture
A
Bacterial infection >>> start antibiotic
B) oseltamivir
Symptomatic treatment
A. Start azithromycin
الجواب c
To isolate and identify the causative organism
A.start azithromycin
جواب A
C send sputum for gram stain & culture
Gram stain and culture
A) Start azithromycin
The correct answer is:
C) Send sputum for gram stain & culture.
- The symptoms began before 3 days with a productive cough, her phlegm has changed color that let us to suspect and indicating a potential bacterial infection.
- Given her history of pneumonia, the presence of abnormal lung sounds as a bilateral rhonchi, is important to further investigate the cause of the infection and the gram stain and the sputum culture can help identify the specific pathogen the we can specify the antibiotic.
- Azithromycin might be appropriate if there is a clear indication of a bacterial infection, but before starting antibiotics, it’s better to obtain a sample for diagnosis to identify the pathogen .
- Oseltamivir is used for influenza, and if it we dont give it after 3 days.
- Symptomatic treatment would not address the potential underlying infection.
C) sputum gram stain and culture sending
A start Azithromycin
B
D
C
C. Send sputum culture
C.sputum c&s
A /azithromycin
A / start azithromycin
Answer : C
Start azithromycin
Start Azitrhomycin
Azithromycin
A
Send sputum
c
B.oseltamivir
Oseltamivir
C) send sputum for gram stain & culture
Symptomatic treatment
A) Azithromycin
send sputum for gram stain and culture
Send sputum for gram stain and culture
Azithromycin
symptomatic treatment
B
D
C
Start azithromycin
A
C) send sputum for gram stain & culture
Send sputum for gram stain and culture
Azithromycin
B
C
Start azithromycin
A
Start azithromycin
Azithromycin
C
A
Start azithromycin
Azithromycin
C
A
Start azithromycin
C
A
C
A
C
C
C
C