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What is the most common organism associated with breast abscess?
What is the most common organism associated with breast abscess?
- Clostridium perfringens
- Streptococcus pneumoniae
- E. coli
- Staphylococcus aureus (correct)
In which area is the source of breast abscess likely to originate in a child?
In which area is the source of breast abscess likely to originate in a child?
- Oropharynx (correct)
- Nasal passage
- Skin
- Stomach
The term 'non-locational' in the context of breast abscess refers to which aspect?
The term 'non-locational' in the context of breast abscess refers to which aspect?
- Abscess not originating from a specific point (correct)
- Abscess that is easily drained
- Abscess associated with systemic infection
- Abscess localized in a single area
What signifies the entry point for the most common organism responsible for breast abscess?
What signifies the entry point for the most common organism responsible for breast abscess?
How is breast abscess typically categorized based on the involvement of location?
How is breast abscess typically categorized based on the involvement of location?
Study Notes
Breast Abscess Overview
- Breast abscesses can be classified into localized and non-localized forms.
- The most common organism responsible for breast abscesses is Staphylococcus aureus.
- The primary source of infection often originates from the oropharynx of the child.
- Common entry points for bacteria include cracks or fissures in the skin surrounding the breast.
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Description
This quiz covers the key aspects of diagnosing breast abscesses, including common organisms involved such as Staphylococcus aureus, and identifying potential sources like the oropharynx in children. Test your knowledge on this important topic in pediatric medicine.
