Bone and Joint infection (3 questions)

what is osteomyelitis

clinical presentation of bone and joint infection

what are the most important tools in obtaining cultures

what is contiguous infection

how does a contiguous infection normally occur

which comorbidity is usually associated with vascular insufficiency

what are the bones affected in hematogenous infections

how is vertebral infection diagnosed

likely organisms for newborns

likely antibiotic treatment for newborns

likely organisms to infect children <= 5 years of age and what antibiotics are used to treat

likely organisms to infect children > 5 yrs of age and what antibiotics are used to treat them

regular adults with bone/joint MMSA infection should be treated with

regular adults infected with p. aeruginosa should be treated with

postoperative adult patients should be treated with

patients with vascular insufficiency should be treated with

MRSA IV antibiotics

MRSA oral antibiotics

what is the min amount of tx for MRSA bone joint infection

duration of therapy for non MRSA acute and chronic bone and joint infections

which pts cannot receive oral antibiotic therapy

what is the basic rule for patients with prosthetic joint infection

what are the most common microorganisms for immunocompromised patients

spreading of which diseases can cause septic arthritis

what is the appropriate duration of therapy for nongonococcal septic arthritis

what are the important therapeutic maneuvers for septic arthritis

what is the tx of choice for gonoccocal infection