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bebica · Credits: 25995 My Scrapbook

A 25-year-old male patient is experiencing inability to swallow and has speech difficulty. The patient was in perfect health prior to the consumption of home-canned green beans. Which one of the following is the most appropriate treatment?

1) Administration of staphylococcal enterotoxin antiserum.

2) Penicillin administration.

3) Immunization with Staphylococcus aureus enterotoxin toxoid.

4) Administration of tetanus toxoid.

5) Placement of the patient in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber

smartyroy · Credits: 13861 My Scrapbook

penicillin administration .

bebica · Credits: 25995 My Scrapbook

2) Penicillin administration.

docnoor · Credits: 3871 My Scrapbook

can anyone explain?

Ron09 · Credits: 6242 My Scrapbook

2) Penicillin administration

smartyroy · Credits: 13861 My Scrapbook

cas these are features of cl. botulium. antitoxin
is given , but not the staph one .

other options given are for the staph poisoning

and T.T for the CL . tetni.

5th one is for the CL. perfringens

soko · Credits: 10608 My Scrapbook

smartyroy
give this a second thought
this patient may go into resp failure

5) Placement of the patient in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber

doctormoony · Credits: 9948 My Scrapbook

EVEN IF THAT IS THE CASE SOKO U SD INTUBATE BUT HERE PENICILLINE IS THE ANS.

Dr_Ortho · Credits: 1422 My Scrapbook

5) Placement of the patient in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber

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