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If the wound and/or area of infection is small then an antibiotic cream such as fusidic acid may be prescribed. If the wound is larger, or the infection seems to be getting worse, then an antibiotic to be taken by mouth (oral antibiotic) is needed. One of a number of antibiotics may be used for wound infections.
Antibiotics are typically used to treat systemically, so are taken by mouth, injection, etc. Barring a severe infection, you wouldn't use antibiotics (by this name) for a minor cut. What you would use is an antiseptic, which is typically applied topically to wounds. That said, I generally prefer non-gooey antiseptics in most cases, because the sticky ones can trap bacteria.