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Froggy Jumps MRSA SSTI ChallengeOnline version SSTI MRSA quiz by Alshimaa 1 Which organism commonly causes MRSA skin and soft tissue infections (SSTIs)? a Escherichia coli b Staphylococcus aureus c Streptococcus pyogenes 2 What is a typical clinical feature of MRSA SSTI? a Purulent lesion or abscess b Vesicular rash without drainage c Non-purulent cellulitis 3 Which testing method supports MRSA SSTI diagnosis? a Gram stain with culture b Urinalysis c Blood glucose test 4 Which antibiotic class is often used for MRSA SSTIs? a L incosamides or MRSA-active beta-lactams (e.g., vancomycin, doxycycline) b Third-generation cephalosporins c Aminoglycosides only 5 Which feature helps differentiate MRSA SSTI from non-MRSA cellulitis? a Smooth, non-tender plaques b Widespread redness without drainage c Presence of purulent drainage 6 Which risk factor increases MRSA SSTI risk? a Low cholesterol b Recent antibiotic use suppressing normal flora c Vaccination history 7 What is first-line management for uncomplicated MRSA abscess? a Oral antifungals b Broad-spectrum IV antibiotics c Incision and drainage (I&D) 8 Which setting is MRSA SSTI more common in? a Healthcare and community settings b Dental offices only c Pediatric dentistry clinics 9 Which infection is less typical for MRSA SSTI? a Furuncles with abscess b Non-purulent cellulitis without drainage c Purulent boils 10 What is essential to prevent MRSA spread in SSTI? a Delaying treatment b Proper wound care and hygiene c Continued sharing towels 11 What does MRSA stand for in SSTIs? a Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus b Methicillin-susceptible Staphylococcus aureus c Multiresistant Staphylococcus aureus 12 Which feature most suggests MRSA in SSTI? a Itchy rash without fever b Non-purulent cellulitis with mild pain c Purulent drainage with intense local pain 13 First-line management for uncomplicated MRSA SSTI? a Oral penicillin only b Incision and drainage (I&D) of the abscess c Empirical IV vancomycin 14 Which antibiotic is commonly used for MRSA SSTI in outpatients? a Nafcillin b TMP-SMX (trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole) c Amoxicillin 15 Which test helps confirm MRSA from a SSTI culture? a Blood glucose b Urinalysis c Gram stain with growth on MRSA-selective culture 16 What distinguishes community-associated MRSA (CA-MRSA) SSTI? a Only causes pneumonia b Often causes furuncles or abscesses in healthy individuals c Always non-purulent 17 When is IV vancomycin commonly used for MRSA SSTI? a All MRSA SSTIs require vancomycin b Severe, systemic infection or fail to respond to oral therapy c Typical outpatient cellulitis 18 Which precaution helps prevent MRSA spread in SSTI patients? a Contact precautions and hand hygiene b N95 respirator for all c No special precautions needed 19 Which organism is MRSA resistant to that many SSTI pathogens are not? a Macrolides like azithromycin b Beta-lactam antibiotics like methicillin c Tetracyclines like doxycycline 20 MRSA prevention in the community includes? a Hygiene, wound care, and avoiding sharing personal items b Vaccination against MRSA is standard c Only hospital-based precautions matter 21 What does MRSA stand for in the context of SSTI? a Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus b Methicillin-resistant Streptococcus pyogenes c Methicillin-sensitive Staphylococcus aureus 22 Which feature most commonly suggests a MRSA skin abscess? a Non-purulent erythema b Dry, flaky skin without pus c Purulent drainage 23 Which initial management step is crucial for a suspected MRSA abscess? a Empirical IV antibiotics only b Incision and drainage c Oral antifungal therapy 24 Which antibiotics are commonly used for mild community-associated MRSA SSTI? a Acyclovir b Penicillin V c TMP-SMX or doxycycline 25 A patient with SSTI and systemic signs (fever, tachycardia) should prompt which action? a Topical antibiotic ointment only b Outpatient oral NSAIDs c Hospital admission for IV antibiotics and evaluation 26 Which test helps confirm MRSA in SSTI? a KOH smear b Rapid strep test c Culture and susceptibility testing 27 Which antibiotic class is generally ineffective against MRSA? a Vancomycin b beta-lactams (penicillins/cephalosporins) c Linezolid 28 Which risk factor increases MRSA SSTI risk? a Recent antibiotic use or close contact with MRSA b Consistent use of broad-spectrum antifungals c Recent exposure to UV light 29 Which symptom is least typical of a MRSA SSTI? a Localized warmth and redness b Non-purulent, non-tender lesion c Painful, purulent lesion 30 What is a key infection control measure to prevent MRSA spread in hospitals? a Daily UV disinfection of rooms b Oral vaccines c Hand hygiene and contact precautions

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Which organism commonly causes MRSA skin and soft tissue infections (SSTIs)?

What is a typical clinical feature of MRSA SSTI?

Which testing method supports MRSA SSTI diagnosis?

Which antibiotic class is often used for MRSA SSTIs?

Which feature helps differentiate MRSA SSTI from non-MRSA cellulitis?

Which risk factor increases MRSA SSTI risk?

What is first-line management for uncomplicated MRSA abscess?

Which setting is MRSA SSTI more common in?

Which infection is less typical for MRSA SSTI?

What is essential to prevent MRSA spread in SSTI?

What does MRSA stand for in SSTIs?

Which feature most suggests MRSA in SSTI?

First-line management for uncomplicated MRSA SSTI?

Which antibiotic is commonly used for MRSA SSTI in outpatients?

Which test helps confirm MRSA from a SSTI culture?

What distinguishes community-associated MRSA (CA-MRSA) SSTI?

When is IV vancomycin commonly used for MRSA SSTI?

Which precaution helps prevent MRSA spread in SSTI patients?

Which organism is MRSA resistant to that many SSTI pathogens are not?

MRSA prevention in the community includes?

What does MRSA stand for in the context of SSTI?

Which feature most commonly suggests a MRSA skin abscess?

Which initial management step is crucial for a suspected MRSA abscess?

Which antibiotics are commonly used for mild community-associated MRSA SSTI?

A patient with SSTI and systemic signs (fever, tachycardia) should prompt which action?

Which test helps confirm MRSA in SSTI?

Which antibiotic class is generally ineffective against MRSA?

Which risk factor increases MRSA SSTI risk?

Which symptom is least typical of a MRSA SSTI?

What is a key infection control measure to prevent MRSA spread in hospitals?