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Survey on pediatric antibiotic administration

According to a recent survey conducted on pediatric antibiotic administration, there are significant discrepancies in the frequency and dosage of antibiotics prescribed by healthcare providers for children with respiratory infections. While some clinicians prescribe antibiotics frequently as a precautionary measure, others prefer to wait and see if symptoms persist or worsen before administering any medication. This disparity not only exposes children to unnecessary risks associated with antimicrobial resistance, but it also highlights the need for further education and guidelines regarding appropriate prescription practices. Moreover, parents play an equally important role in ensuring proper antibiotic administration by following instructions carefully and completing the full course of treatment even after symptoms subside.


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