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100
The most common etiologic agent for this condition that resulted after minor trauma
What is Strep pyogenes
100
Name of this sign, with painful lesions to the tip of the nose
What is Hutchinson's sign
100
The causative organism for this lady's hot rub rash
What is Pseudomonas
100
An antibiotic against what organism should be included in the regimen in this neutropenic febrile patient
What is Pseudomonas aeruginosa
100
This percentage of patients with cellulitis is bacteremic
What is 5-10%
200
This Gram negative organism associated with water related skin/soft tissue infection is beta hemolytic/oxidase positive, and can also cause gastroenteritis
What is Aeromonas hydrophila
200
The name of the tick borne infection seen in the South-Central US that can present as an erythema migrans type rash, not caused by Borrelia burgdorferi
What is Southern tick-associated rash illness (STARI)
200
The likely organism causing this infection in a diabetic patient
What is Staph aureus
200
Trim/sulfa is effective in both staphylococcal and streptococcal skin and soft tissue infections
True or False
What is True
200
This condition with fever and painful skin lesions has been associated with pregnancy, viral infections, IBD and leukemias
What is Sweet Syndrome
300
This salt-water related bacterial infection is seen in patients with chronic liver disease
What is Vibrio vulnificus
300
These two bacterial infections can cause sporotrichoid skin lesions (lymphangitic spread)
What are Nocardiosis and M. marinum infection
300
Bacterial infection also known as Saint Anthony's fire
What is Erysipelas
300
These two long acting antibiotics have been FDA approved as a single dose for SSTI
What are Dalbavancin and Oritavancin
300
This condition can cause a genital ulcer with a positive "groove sign"
What is lymphogranuloma venereum
400
These are the two toxins produced by Clostridia that cause gas gangrene
What are alpha and theta toxins
400
Rat-bite fever characterized by fever, skin ulcer/rash, arthralgias, headache is caused by this organism
What is Streptobacillus moniliformis
400
The organism causing a subacute erysipelas like infection in a fisherman, not responding to vancomycin
What is Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae
400
The D-test is used to demonstrate inducible resistance in Staph aureus against which antibiotic
What is Clindamycin
400
This drug was considered the magic bullet for the primary and secondary stages of this STI prior to penicillin
What is Arsenic (Salvarsan)
500
These two mycobacteria that can cause cutaneous lesions need lower temp around 30 degrees C to grow on culture
What are Mycobacterium marinum and hemophilum
500
Gram neg organism growing from a wound culture, on blood and chocolate agar (with a musty odor) but not MacConkey, in a patient that owns a dog and cat
What is Pasteurella multocida
500
This condition presents as a mildly pruritic rash mimicking Candida, is caused by Corynebacterium minutissimum
What is Erythrasma
500
Two antibiotics of choice for this condition in HIV and immunocompromised patients caused by a fastidious Gram neg rod
What are Doxycycline and erythromycin
500
Antimicrobial regimen of choice in an organ transplant patient with skin lesions with these biopsy findings
What is Liposomal Amphotericin B and flucytosine