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Froggy Jumps SSTI Snapshot QuizOnline version Test your SSTI basics by Alshimaa Farag 1 What does SSTI stand for in medical terms? a Systemic superficial toxin infection b Subcutaneous tissue inflammatory issue c Skin and soft tissue infection 2 Which organism most commonly causes impetigo, a superficial SSTI in children? a Staphylococcus aureus b Candida albicans c Pseudomonas aeruginosa 3 Cellulitis typically presents with which feature? a Red, hot, and swollen skin with tenderness b Painless, nonerythematous skin c Dry, scaly skin without warmth 4 What is a hallmark sign distinguishing abscess from cellulitis? a Localized pus collection b Fever without local findings c Diffuse fiery rash 5 Which condition is often treated with oral antibiotics for uncomplicated cases? a Necrotizing fasciitis b Furuncle c Cellulitis 6 Erysipelas primarily involves which layer of skin? a Superficial dermis with clear margins b Deep fascia c Subcutaneous fat only 7 Which bacteria is a common cause of cellulitis in adults with disrupted skin barriers? a Streptococcus pyogenes b Listeria monocytogenes c Escherichia coli 8 A patient with SSTI and systemic symptoms may require which action? a Observation only b Systemic evaluation and potentially short-course antibiotics c Topical antifungal therapy 9 Which sign suggests a more serious SSTI that may need imaging or admission? a Rapid progression with systemic toxicity b Mild itching with dry skin c Localized pruritus without redness 10 First-line management of uncomplicated boils (furuncles) usually includes what? a Broad-spectrum IV antibiotics b Immediate surgical removal of skin c Incision and drainage or warm compresses

Froggy Jumps

SSTI Snapshot QuizOnline version

Test your SSTI basics

by Alshimaa Farag

What does SSTI stand for in medical terms?

Systemic superficial toxin infection

Subcutaneous tissue inflammatory issue

Skin and soft tissue infection

Which organism most commonly causes impetigo, a superficial SSTI in children?

Staphylococcus aureus

Candida albicans

Pseudomonas aeruginosa

Cellulitis typically presents with which feature?

Red, hot, and swollen skin with tenderness

Painless, nonerythematous skin

Dry, scaly skin without warmth

What is a hallmark sign distinguishing abscess from cellulitis?

Localized pus collection

Fever without local findings

Diffuse fiery rash

Which condition is often treated with oral antibiotics for uncomplicated cases?

Necrotizing fasciitis

Furuncle

Cellulitis

Erysipelas primarily involves which layer of skin?

Superficial dermis with clear margins

Deep fascia

Subcutaneous fat only

Which bacteria is a common cause of cellulitis in adults with disrupted skin barriers?

Streptococcus pyogenes

Listeria monocytogenes

Escherichia coli

A patient with SSTI and systemic symptoms may require which action?

Observation only

Systemic evaluation and potentially short-course antibiotics

Topical antifungal therapy

Which sign suggests a more serious SSTI that may need imaging or admission?

Rapid progression with systemic toxicity

Mild itching with dry skin

Localized pruritus without redness

First-line management of uncomplicated boils (furuncles) usually includes what?

Broad-spectrum IV antibiotics

Immediate surgical removal of skin

Incision and drainage or warm compresses

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SSTI Snapshot QuizOnline version

by Alshimaa Farag

What does SSTI stand for in medical terms?

Which organism most commonly causes impetigo, a superficial SSTI in children?

Cellulitis typically presents with which feature?

What is a hallmark sign distinguishing abscess from cellulitis?

Which condition is often treated with oral antibiotics for uncomplicated cases?

Erysipelas primarily involves which layer of skin?

Which bacteria is a common cause of cellulitis in adults with disrupted skin barriers?

A patient with SSTI and systemic symptoms may require which action?

Which sign suggests a more serious SSTI that may need imaging or admission?

First-line management of uncomplicated boils (furuncles) usually includes what?

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