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& this?

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E--Salmolnella expresses B lactamase.

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  #3

E Most likely

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  #4

It was sensetive 7 days ago, could it have expressed resist in 7 days??

  #5

Clinical importance of inducible beta-lactamases in gram-negative bacteria
The clinical problems caused by inducible beta-lactamases in certain gram-negative bacteria are being recognized with increasing frequency. These problems include the rapid emergence of multiple beta-lactam resistance during therapy with many of the newer beta-lactam antibiotics.

Journal European Journal of Clinical Microbiology & Infectious Diseases

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  #6

This patient has mild salmonella gastroenteritis.
Usually in mild GE salmonella, antibiotic is not recommended because it will not affect the course of the disease. So we need to hydrate and monitor electrolytes.
In case of severe or high risk pt should administer ab for 14 dias.

My answer is A



  #7

More input guys

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  #8

A GOOD EXPLAIN ELITOKI


  #9

Well, Blueprints Pediatrics say that ab-therapy even increase time of shedding of Salmonella by diseased people... Does it mean that it affects the course?
Than (A) is wrong...

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  #10

agree with elitoki.answer A. antibiotics neither recommended for mild salm diarrhoea nor do they alter the course of the diarrhoea.







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