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Quick Scroll paeds : acute otitis media in a a 4yrs child 05.24.07 (1 year ago) #1

the most common etiological agent of acute otitis media in a a 4yrs child -1. staphyloccus 2. pneumococcus 3. streptococcus hemolyticus 4. hemophilus influenzae, plz help.
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2. pneumococcus..
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Quick Scroll 08.27.07 (11 months ago) #3

acute otitis media usually follows viral uri, these viruses ( rsv / influenza / rhinovirus / enteroviruses) either themselves cause AOM or more commonly predispose to bacterial otitis media. most commonly strep. pneumoniae was found as the cause , H.influenzae and M. catarrhalis are the other common causative agents.

this is from harri.

so, the answer here is pneumococcus.
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Quick Scroll 08.27.07 (11 months ago) #4

yes i agree with pneumococcus.

and in neonatal age group -agents are gr b streptococci(mc) and gm -ve bacilli.

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Quick Scroll 08.28.07 (11 months ago) #5

partha_aipg wrote:
yes i agree with pneumococcus.

and in neonatal age group -agents are gr b streptococci(mc) and gm -ve bacilli.

partha
for the neonatal group , what is your reference?
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Quick Scroll 10.26.07 (9 months ago) #6

Neonatal Otitis media???
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