CLAVAM RANGE

AOM Stands for

• Acute obstetric media

• Acute otitis Medium

• Acute otitis Media

• Amoxicyllin Oral Medicine

Incase of AOM Standard dose is ________________

• 50– 55 mg/kg/d

• 40– 45 mg/kg/d

• 30– 65 mg/kg/d

• 95 mg/kg/d

Active target profile for CLAVAM-ES is

• Children who have taken amoxicillin in the previous 30 days

• For whom coverage for Haemophilus influenzae (NTHi), Moraxella catarrhalis is desired

• Children with concurrent purulent conjunctivitis or a history of recurrent AOM unresponsive to amoxicillin.

• children with AOM infections below 3 years

In Clavam ES , ES means

• Extra Strength

• Extra Super

• Effective syrub

• Effective strength

Higher dose (1gm CLAVAM) achieves higher C max levels within ____ hours as compared to the standard doses

• 1 Hour

• 1.5 Hours

• 35 mins

• 45 mins

The major focused customer for CLAVAM 1GM is ​​ (a)   ​ ​ (b)   ​ ​ (c)   ​ ​ (d)  

• Dentist

• ENT Consultant

• Surgery and Ortho Consultants

• Pulmonologist

Standard dose amoxi-clav ​​ (a)   , High dose amoxi-clav ​ ​ ​ (b)   and Extra-strength ​ ​ (c)  

• 200 / 28.5 mg
• 400 / 57 mg
• 600 / 42.9 mg
• 425 / 75 mg
• 255 / 45 mg
• 125 / 14.25 mg

_____ % of CLAVAM-ES provide sufficiently high amoxicillin in blood and sites of infections like middle ear cavity

• 7:1.5

• 4:1

• 14:1

• 14:1.5

High dose strength Amoxiclav should be considered in the following conditions

• Failure/ Inadequate response to amoxicillin

• History of antimicrobials  prescription in prior month

• all the above

• Recurrent and persistent infections such as Acute otitis media

CLAVAM 1gm provides lower resistance potential than ___________ for indications of mild Community Acquired Pneumonia and intra abdominal infections

• fluoroquinolones

• Quinolones

• penicillin

• tetracyclines