Uncomplicated MRSA with 14 days of IV vancomycin
Gram negative<unk>  should be treated via empirical therapy based on suspected source
Catheter associated infections
Short term catheters (<14 days) should be removed if cause of<unk> , especially gram negative, staph aureus, enterococci, or mycobacteria
Long term catheters (>14 days) should be removed if patient is septic or<unk>  persists for 72+ hours
Short term catheters (<14 days) should be removed if cause of<unk> , especially gram negative, staph aureus, enterococci, or mycobacteria
Long term catheters (>14 days) should be removed if patient is septic or<unk>  persists for 72+ hours
Extended spectrum beta lactam resistance - drugs of choice include those in the carbapenem family of antibiotics
Carbapenem resistance - usually requires a combination regimen of two or more
Bacteremia
Fever and rash
Neutropenic fever
Burns
Anemia
Pancytopenia
Coagulopathy 
Leukopenia