ADNESH
| Antibiotic | Dosage | indication |
| IV CEFTRIAXONE | 2g OD X 7/7 | R LUNG EMPYEMA WITH UNDERLYING AFIB, AKI, DM |
| IV CLOXACILIN | 1g OD X 7/7 | Hospital acquired pneumonia |
| T AUGMENTIN | 1.2g stat | AEBA secondary to CAP |
| T EES | 800mg BD x 5/7 | CAP |
| IV AUGMENTIN | 1.2g TDS x 7/7 | AECOPD secodnary to CAP |
| T EES + IV Augmentin |
800mg BD x7/7 + 1.2g TDS x 7/7 |
CAP with underlying HPT DM Obesity |
| IV AUGMENTIN + IV AZITRHOMYCIN |
1.2 TDSx 7/7 + 500mg OD x 3/7 |
CAP with AUR secondary to BPH |
| Oral Penicilin V + IV levofloxacin |
250mg BD | Ventilator related sepsis |
| T Penicilin | 250mh BD x 7/7 | CAP with underlying DM |
Most patients in the medical wards are prescribed with antibiotics are mainly related to respiratory tract infections, namely Pneumonia. Augmentin and Azitromycin are the commonly used broad spectrum antibiotic. Cloxacilin and penicillin group of antibiotic seemed to be more reserved for the severe cases and especially the nosocomial infections. Ceftriaxone and cephalosporin based antibiotic was given in the suspicion of gram negative bacterial infection such as the empyema. In my patients, the use of antibiotic is judicious and correct.
Prepared by : Adnesh
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