<p> Ophthalmia Neonatorum Survey</p><p>?How many years have you been practicing pediatric ophthalmology .1</p><p>0-5 .a</p><p>5-10 .b</p><p> years 10 .c</p><p>?Where do you practice ophthalmology .2</p><p>North America .a</p><p>Central America .b</p><p>South America .c</p><p>Europe .d</p><p>Africa .e</p><p>Middle east .f</p><p>Central Asia .g</p><p>Far east .h</p><p>Australia .i</p><p>?How many cases of neonatal conjunctivitis do you see per year .3</p><p> none .a</p><p>0-5 .b</p><p>5-10 .c</p><p>10-15 .d</p><p>15-20 .e</p><p>20< .f During your practice, what was the most common etiology encountered causing .4 ?neonatal conjunctivitis</p><p>C.Trachomatis .a</p><p>N. Gonorrhoeae .b</p><p>Haemophilus species .c</p><p>S. Pneumoniae .d</p><p>S.aureus .e</p><p>(Methicillin-resistant S. Aureus (MRSA- .f</p><p>S.epidermidis .g</p><p>S.Viridans .h</p><p>E.coli .i</p><p>Ps.aeruginosa .j</p><p>Adenovirus .k</p><p>HSV .l</p><p>(other(specify .m</p><p>?In your country is prophylaxis required .5</p><p>Yes .a</p><p>No .b</p><p>As a routine, what method is used in the hospitals in your area for neonatal .6 ?conjunctivitis prophylaxis</p><p>Silver nitrate .a</p><p>P-Iodine .b</p><p>Erythromycin ointment .c</p><p>Aminoglycosides .d</p><p>Polymyxin B sulfate–trimethoprim solution .e Macrolides .f</p><p>Fluoroquinolones .g</p><p>Chloramphenicol .h</p><p>Fucidic acid .i</p><p>Tetracycline .j</p><p>(Others(specify .k</p><p>?Do you ask routinely for gram stain for each patient with neonatal conjunctivitis .7</p><p>Yes .a</p><p>No .b</p><p>?Do you ask routinely for a culture for each patient with neonatal conjunctivitis .8</p><p>Yes .a</p><p>No .b</p><p>?Do you routinely test for Chlamydia .9</p><p>Yes .a</p><p>No .b</p><p>Do you ask routinely to test for antibiotics sensitivity for each patient with a .10 ?positive bacterial culture neonatal conjunctivitis</p><p>Yes .a</p><p>No .b</p><p>If you encounter neonatal conjunctivitis DURING the first 10 days of life, do you .11 ?treat empirically</p><p>Yes .a No .b</p><p>?What is your first line of treatment .12</p><p>Aminoglycosides .a</p><p>Polymyxin B sulfate–trimethoprim solution .b</p><p>Macrolides .c</p><p>Fluoroquinolones .d</p><p>Chloramphenicol .e</p><p>Fucidic acid .f</p><p>Tetracycline .g</p><p>Systemic antibiotics only .h</p><p>(Others ( specify .i</p><p>If you encounter neonatal conjunctivitis AFTER the first 10 days of life, do you .13 ?treat empirically</p><p>Yes .a</p><p>No .b</p><p>?What is your first line of treatment .14</p><p>Aminoglycosides .a</p><p>Polymyxin B sulfate–trimethoprim solution .b</p><p>Macrolides .c</p><p>Fluoroquinolones .d</p><p>Chloramphenicol .e</p><p>Fucidic acid .f</p><p>(Other (please specify .g In neonatal conjunctivitis caused by N. Gonorrhea, do you add any topical .15 ?medication to systemic treatment</p><p>Yes .a</p><p>No .b</p><p>?What kind of topical medication do you add .16</p><p>Aminoglycosides .a</p><p>Polymyxin B sulfate–trimethoprim solution .b</p><p>Macrolides .c</p><p>Fluoroquinolones .d</p><p>Chloramphenicol .e</p><p>Fucidic acid .f</p><p>(Other (please specify .g</p><p>In neonatal conjunctivitis caused by Chlamydia, what is your first line of .17 ?treatment</p><p>Aminoglycosides .a</p><p>Polymyxin B sulfate–trimethoprim solution .b</p><p>Macrolides .c</p><p>Fluoroquinolones .d</p><p>Chloramphenicol .e</p><p>Fucidic acid .f</p><p>Prescribe tropical medications in addition to systemic therapy .g</p><p>Systemic antibiotics only .h</p><p>(Other (please specify .i</p><p>:Systematic antibiotics for Chalmydia .18 I ask the pediatrician to prescribe antibiotics .a</p><p>I prescribe antibiotics myself .b</p><p>?Do you routinely ask the pediatrician to rule out pneumonitis .19</p><p>Yes .a</p><p>No .b</p><p>Do you routinely refer parents for testing and counseling for Chlamydia .20 ?Trachomatis or Gonorrhea</p><p>Yes .a</p><p>No .b</p>