Created at 10:28 p.m. Dec, 23, 2024
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somarimed
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you can see in the last paragraph of the description of the answer to this question (ID 2102) that you only cover anaerobes if there is empyeme of abscess present and that aspiration pneumonia is more likely to be caused by aerobic than anaerobic organisms.
Source: UWorld - Step 1 2102
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{{c2::IV::ROA}} {{c2::ampicillin::aminopenicillin}} can be used to treat {{c1::anaerobic::aerobic or anaerobic}} infections (e.g., {{c1::aspiration}} pneumonia)
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