Antibiotics for severe dental infections
[DOC File]LAP ref: - Devon LDC
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Using guidance above devise a protocol for treatment of dental infections and include which antimicrobials used, the dose, duration and reason for its use 2. Then compare your existing use of Antimicrobials with your protocol by looking at the last 20 patients who you have prescribed antibiotics for – by using your practice log of ...
[DOC File]Home - Navy Medicine
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Although physician over-prescription for upper respiratory infections is the single largest reason for the development of resistant microbial strains (5), over-prescription for dental problems and/or dental pain is emerging as a growing threat. ... the rationale for antibiotic therapy is a severe infection in which the organism is not known and ...
Antibiotic Prophylaxis in Dentistry: An Update d with the ...
Antibiotics are used in dentistry to treat an existing infection therapeutically or to prevent an infection prophylactically. ... secondary prophylaxis for many dental conditions, there is a ...
[DOC File]Antibiotic
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DOC for severe anaerobic infections (Bacteroides, etc.); taken orally or IV Chloramphenicol. Binds to 50S subunit, inhibits peptidyl transferase - bacteriostatic Broad spectrum: Gram- and +, rickettsiae, Chlamydia, anaerobes Well distributed, including CSF, intracellular. Hepatic metabolism then renal excretion BAD!
[DOC File]INSTRUCTIONS FOR DENTAL INFECTIONS
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR DENTAL INFECTIONS. An infection (abscess) of a tooth or the gums can start out small, but can quickly become quite severe, even requiring hospitalization, if not attended to properly. Be sure to follow these instructions faithfully. The success of fighting the infection is dependant largely on how closely you follow them.
[DOC File]Primary Care Antibiotic Guidelines 2010
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250 mg BD, increased if necessary in severe infections to 500 mg BD. Amoxicillin (oral) 500 mg TDS for 5 days. Erythromycin (oral) 250 mg – 500 mg QDS for 5 days. Acute Otitis Externa (OE) CKS. If cellulitis/disease extending outside ear canal, take a swab for culture, start oral flucloxacillin & refer to exclude malignant OE.
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