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Madhatter

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hi! could anyone tell me what the treatment would have been for a very small child (malnurished) suffering from pneumonia in the early 1990's???

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Claforan or Rocephin IV and Erythromycin to cover atypicals.

For more serious illness... like in CF.. Piperacillin with Tobramycin.

Or Ceftazidime IV with Aminoglycoside.

For MRSA, add Vanco..

And a consult from clinical dietician to feed the child.
 
ZpackSux said:
Claforan or Rocephin IV and Erythromycin to cover atypicals.

For more serious illness... like in CF.. Piperacillin with Tobramycin.

Or Ceftazidime IV with Aminoglycoside.

For MRSA, add Vanco..

And a consult from clinical dietician to feed the child.

They had drugs in the 90's?

Zpack is old. Ewwww.
 
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GravyRPH said:
They had drugs in the 90's?

Zpack is old. Ewwww.

Groovy.. have you heard of Can of Whoop arse? :smuggrin:
 
FutureRxGal said:
Ceftazidime IV has the oh-so-aromatic odor of cat pee. :barf:


Most Cephalosporins smell awful. Beta-Lactam ring is probably the culprit.
Ceftazidime seems to have the worst odor..cuz it emits gas as it's reconstituted.

You go around and sniff cat pee?
 
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