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An outpatient has been taking clindamycin for suspected community acquired MRSA for the past six days and has onset of diarrhea. A stool sample is positive for CDF according to current Stanford guide what is considered the most appropriate first line treatment approach.

Name: an outpatient has been taking clindamycin for suspected community acquired mrsa for the past six days and has onset of diarrhea a stool sample is positive for cdf according to current stanfo 57346
Uploaded: 2024-09-09T19:41:04-08:00
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Channel: Dave Kratz
Description: an outpatient has been taking clindamycin for suspected community acquired mrsa for the past six days and has onset of diarrhea a stool sample is positive for cdf according to current stanfo 57346

          An outpatient has been taking clindamycin for suspected community acquired MRSA for the past six days and has onset of diarrhea. A stool sample is positive for CDF according to current Stanford guide what is considered the most appropriate first line treatment approach.

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09/09/2024

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The patient has developed diarrhea after taking clindamycin, and the stool sample is positive for Clostridioides difficile (CDF), indicating a C. difficile infection (CDI). Show more…

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An outpatient has been taking clindamycin for suspected community acquired MRSA for the past six days and has onset of diarrhea. A stool sample is positive for CDF according to current Stanford guide what is considered the most appropriate first line treatment approach.