Diabetic Foot Infections-Rico

which agents do we use to treat mild Diabetic foof infections ?

• Cephalexin

  augmentin

  docycyline

  bactrim

  clindanycin

  dicycloxacillin

  levofloxacin

• augmentin

  amp-sulbactam

  cefuroxime

  ceftriaxone

  cefazolin

  metronidazole

Duration of treatement for mild Diabetic foof infections ?

• 1-2 weeks

• 1-2 days or 10 post surgical debridement

Duration of treatment for moderate Diabetic foof infections ?

• 1-2 weeks

• 2-4 weeks

which agents do we use to treat non complicated Diabetic foot infections ?

• Cephalexin

  augmentin

  docycyline

  bactrim

  clindanycin

  dicycloxacillin

  levofloxacin

• augmentin

  amp-sulbactam

  cefuroxime

  ceftriaxone

  cefazolin

  metronidazole

which agents do we use to treat severe Diabetic foot infections if patient has had other antibiotic usage in the last 30 days?

• ceftriaxone

  vanco

  +- metronidazole

• pipe-tazo

  or cefepime

  • + vanco

  • +/_metronidazole

which agents do we use to treat severe Diabetic foot infections if patient has a macerated Ulcer

• ceftriaxone

  vanco

  +- metronidazole

• pipe-tazo

  or cefepime

  • + vanco

  • +/_metronidazole

which agents do we use to treat severe DFI if patient has ischemic limb/necrosis/gas infection?

• ceftriaxone

  vanco

  +- metronidazole

• pipe-tazo

  or cefepime

  • + vanco

  • + metronidazole/clindamycin

We do not Emperically treat which of the following in temparate climates?

• strep

• staph

• pseudomonas

• E.coli