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Re: Group B Beta strept screeningFrom: croure@ibm.netMon Jan 31 19:43:35 2000
At Mon, 31 Jan 2000, Larry Glazerman wrote: > >Treat only if she has risk factors > >At 07:57 PM 1/31/00 -0600, you wrote: >>What do you do with a patient in labor with an unknown GBS status? >> You must either adopt a risk factor treatment schedule OR a culture based protocol. If you choose the culture based protocol at 35 weeks in your practice, then what do you do with an unknown status? You change your protocol for her and switch to risk factor protocol? So you would have a culture based protocol except when a culture is forgotten or whatever and then switch to the other protocol?? I am not sure that is correct. Carlos
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