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Lactational Mastitis

By Moustafa Abdelrehim | 30/11/2020

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Session Title :lactational mastitis

Presenter : Arwa Hassan Ahmed,clinical pharmacist, WWRC

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The following is true regarding the treatment of lactational mastitis:
- a). Outpatient therapy includes dicloxacillin (500 mg orally four times daily) or cephalexin (500 mg orally four times daily)
- b). Outpatient therapy in the setting of beta-lactam hypersensitivity includes erythromycin 500 mg twice daily is preferred.
- c) In the setting of non- severe infection with risk for MRSA, effective antibiotics include Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole; 1 double-strength tablet orally twice daily) or clindamycin (450 mg orally three times daily).
- d). In the setting of severe, empiric inpatient therapy with vancomycin should be initiated
- e) All of the above
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Lactational mastitis often occurs in the setting of the following breastfeeding problems EXCEPT:
- a). Partial blockage of milk duct;
- b). Rapid weaning
- c). Maternal malnutrition
- d). Maternal stress or excessive fatigue
- e) excessive drainage
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Infective lactational mastitis develops 48 hours after the onset of symptoms:
- a). True
- b). False
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Blood cultures are always needed to guide in the selection of antibiotics:
- a). True
- b). False
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