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IDSA Clinical Practice Guideline for Acute Bacterial Rhinosinusitis Algorithm for the management of acute bacterial rhinosinusitis.
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IDSA Algorithm for the management of acute bacterial Rhinosinusitis Signs & Symptoms either: a) Persistent & not improving
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IDSA Algorithm for the Initial Management of Fever and Neutropenia LOW RISK • Antidpated neutropenia < 7
IDSA Algorithm for ... the Initial Management ... and clinically stable ... #IDSA #Algorithm ... #Management
Suspected catheter-related bloodstream infection - Management Algorithm • Temperature 37.8 C • Rigors
Algorithm • Temperature ... Antibiotic Management ... Antibiotic Management ... • Persistent fever ... #Algorithm #CRBSI
IDSA Algorithm for Neutropenic Fever - Initial Management, Subsequent Management and Prolonged Fever Figure 1. Initial management
IDSA Algorithm for ... days of empirical antibiotic ... days of empirical antibiotics ... and clinically stable ... #IDSA #Algorithm
IDSA Algorithm for the Management of Neutropenic Fever - Reassess after 2-4 days of empirical antibiotic
IDSA Algorithm for ... the Management ... days of empirical antibiotic ... #IDSA #Algorithm ... #Management
“Step by Step” – the new kid on the block – aims to risk stratify this
an infant with fever ... Procalcitonin <0.5 ng/mL ... #Diagnosis #Management ... #LP #Antibiotics ... Stratification #Fever
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