Transcription of Cellulitis/Skin Abscess Care Guideline - CHOC Children's
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Cellulitis/Skin Abscess care GuidelineRecommendations/ConsiderationsT he most common pathogens seen are Staphylococcus aureus(including MRSA) & Streptococcus associated with furuncles, carbuncles, or abscesses is usually caused by S. that is diffuse or without a defined portal is most commonly caused by S. factors for community-acquired MRSA in children include: previous history of boils/abscesses in patient or close contact, underlying medical conditions, crowded conditions/daycare centers, contact sportsTreatment is based on clinical factors, local susceptibility patterns, & severity of infectionConsider elevation of affected part and/or warm compresses on a case-by-case basisAntibiotic duration is usually 7-14 days depending on severity or clinical responseInclusion Criteria: Previously healthy children hospitalized with skin a
Cellulitis/Skin Abscess Care Guideline Recommendations/ Considerations The most common pathogens seen are ... Wound care teaching (if applicable) Discharge Criteria ... Follow up care coordinated Reassess the appropriateness of Care Guidelines as condition changes and 24 hrs after admission. This guideline is a tool to aid clinical decision ...
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