METHICILLIN-RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS INFECTIONS
After this has been done, antibiotic therapy should be started if the patient: 1) has severe and/or extensive disease (i.e., multiple sites of infection); 2) has an infection that is rapidly progressing; 3) has cellulitis; 4) has signs or symptoms of a systemic illness caused by the infection; 5) is immunosuppressed; 6) has significant co ... ................
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