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+0 (familymed1#19)

Pneumococcal-23 is >50 y/o unless there are other indications.

H. influenza should be covered as a kid

Influenza is only during flu season. April is too late

+0 (familymed1#20)

Out of the options, ACE-I is the only one that prolongs life, the rest just improve quality of life

+0 (nbme21#24)

Per First Aid: antibodies against ABO blood types tend to be IgM or IgG, which is why the answer is IgG + complement and not IgA + complement

yotsubato IgA also has no role in any hypersensitivity reaction

divya hi. where is this given in first aid?

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submitted by aishu007(2),

can anyone explain why enterococcusfaecalis is the answer here?

priapism Best I can guess is that both S. aureus and E. faecalis can cause UTI, but S. aureus is described as having clusters where as the other Gm+ cocci are in chains +3

nala_ula My doubt here in this question is the fact that Enterococcus faecalis is a normal gut microorganism that causes these different symptoms of sickness after genitoruinary or gastrointestinal procedures... but in this question there is no mention of any procedures. +

fez_karim its says chains, so not staph. only other is entero +

temmy according to first aid, staph aureus is not one of the high yield bugs for UTIs +

temmy uti bugs are E.Coli Staph saprophyticus Klebsiella pneumonia Serratia Marcescens Enterococcus Proteus mirabilis Pseudomonad aeruginosa +

privatejoker Where in FA 2019 does it list that C.coccus is specifically in chains? +

privatejoker E.Coccus* i mean +

divya @privatejoker FA 2018 Pg 134 table +