Decision Making in Surgical Sepsis |
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MICROBIOLOGIC CONSIDERATIONS | 1 |
Management of Personnel Who | 16 |
General Principles of Antibiotic Prophylaxis | 22 |
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abdominal abscess acute aerobic and anaerobic agents aminoglycoside aneurysm antibiotic antibiotic prophylaxis antibiotic therapy antibody antimicrobial associated atelectasis aureus bacteremia bacteria biliary biopsy blood cultures bowel catheter cause cavity cephalosporin chest film cholecystectomy cholecystitis chronic Clin clinical colon Cont'd contamination debridement diabetic diagnosis diarrhea disease diverticulitis dose Doxycycline drainage drug erythromycin evaluation fever fluid gangrene graft Gram stain gram-negative gram-positive hepatitis HIV infection incision indicated injury intra-abdominal intravenous laboratory laparotomy lesions liver lung metronidazole necrotizing needle aspiration negative Nichols RL operative oral organisms pancreatitis parenteral pathogens patients pelvic Penicillin percent perforation peritonitis pneumonia positive postoperative preoperative present procedures prophylaxis pulmonary quinolones reagin renal require resection risk sepsis skin soft tissue specific specimen sputum stain and culture Surg surgery surgical suspected symptoms syndrome syphilis tion tive toxic trauma treated treatment tuberculosis ulcer Ultrasonography urinary tract urine usually vaccine vancomycin vascular virus wound infection