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MRCPI Part 2 Written Question of the Day

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Theme:Treatment of infection

ACefotaxime
BCiprofloxacin
CCotrimoxazole
DFlucloxacillin
EGentamicin
FMetronidazole
GNitrofurantoin
HNo treatment required
ITetracycline
JVancomycin

Select the most appropriate therapy for the following cases.

A 54-year-old alcoholic presents with weight loss, fever and abdominal swelling. On examination he has signs of chronic liver disease, is pyrexial and has ascites. An ascitic tap confirms a diagnosis of spontaneous bacterial peritonitis.


A 45-year-old male presents with pain and tenderness at a venflon site. On examination there is redness, swelling and pain overlying the antecubital vein.


A 73-year-old male presents one week post operatively with a pyrexia. On examination he has a right basal pneumonia and blood cultures reveal methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA).




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