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[Alexandros Boukas]

Well here, this is not the case.

The micro resident will see all the previous available data (previous MRSA swabs, previous urine/blood/csf cultures, and previous antibiotics that the patient had), he will also take into account the clinical picture (OK you have to describe it to him) and the operation itself.

Then you will make a joint decision about the need of antibiotics. (Most of the time, yes they will have - and bare in mind the multiresistant bugs are not that common here, so there more a variety of bugs).

Next morning one of the Micro or Infectious Diseases resident will do a ward round and CLINICALLY assess the patient and then again speak to you about antibiotics