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Infection Presentation Diagnosis a Treatment Chlamydia, Conjunctivitis: Culture Erythromycin 50 congenital b ocular edema mg/kg/day in four PCR-based tests and discharge divided doses for not approved developing days 14 days or for chlamydial to weeks after azithromycin (20 conjunctivitis birth; less mg/kg) for days or pneumonia purulent than Conjunctivitis cannot CXR; gonorrheal be treated with hyperinflation; conjunctivitis topical therapy infiltrates (no Pneumonia: alone characteristic afebrile staccato pattern) Up to 20% of children cough in infants may require 2–19 wks of age retreatment Gonorrhea, neonatal b Ocular: Culture hyperpurulent conjunctivitis that can result in permanent vision loss Scalp abscess: associated with fetal scalp monitoring Disseminated: arthritis, bacteremia, meningitis (see row below) Gonorrhea, Arthritis: Culture disseminated monoarticular PCR on urine, Dermatitis: endocervical or polymorphic vaginal swabs, lesions which or male can appear as urethral swabs pustules, Conjunctivitis: ceftriaxone 50 mg/kg × one (maximum dose: 125 mg) IM Arthritis/dermatitis: ceftriaxone 50 mg/kg/day (maximum dose: g/day) IV or IM for days Should also be treated with erythromycin for Chlamydia Arthritis/dermatitis: • 45 kg: ceftriaxone 50 mg/kg/day (maximum dose: g/day) IV or IM daily for days