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| Q. |
A backpacker returns from Thailand claiming to have been bitten by a dog in Bangkok the week before. There is a healing wound with scab on the right forearm ulnar aspect of the extensor surface. She cannot remember her vaccination status. Which statement is most correct |
| A. | You should give 250U TIG, 0.5mL of ADT, commence oral antibiotic and refer back to the GP for further care – complete ADT vaccinations |
| B. | There is a strong risk that cellulitis due to pasturella multocida will develop in the next week |
| C. | ADT is contraindicated if she is either haemophilliac or pregnant |
| D. | You should give 250U TIG, 0.5mL of ADT 3 x in the next 3 months, 20U/kg RIG once and 0.1mL HDCV 5 times in the next month |
| E. | Her risk of contracting rabies would not be reduced if she had cleaned the initial wound thoroughly straight after the injury occurred |
| Answer» D. You should give 250U TIG, 0.5mL of ADT 3 x in the next 3 months, 20U/kg RIG once and 0.1mL HDCV 5 times in the next month | |
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