问题 单项选择题

在治疗肺炎球菌肺炎使用青霉素时,错误的方法是()

A.一般患者每次肌注80万单位,每8小时1次

B.每日剂量800万单位,加在500毫升输液中缓慢静滴

C.重症患者每日剂量800万单位,分3次静脉滴注

D.静脉滴药时每次用量应在l小时内滴完

E.对青霉素过敏者不可使用此药

答案

参考答案:B

解析:肺炎链球菌肺炎治疗首选青霉素G。一般患者用量为80万单位,每8小时肌注一次。重症患者每日剂量800万单位,分次静脉滴注,6~8小时一次,滴注时每次用量尽可能在1小时内滴完,以便产生有效血浓度。重症及并发脑膜炎者,可增至1000万~3000万U/d,分4次静脉滴注。对青霉素过敏者,或耐青霉素或多重耐药菌株感染者,可用呼吸氟喹诺酮类、头孢噻肟或头孢曲松等药物,多重耐药菌株感染者可用万古霉素、替考拉宁等。

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