Infectious Diseases in Obstetrics and Gynecology / 2013 / Article / Tab 2 / Research Article
Guideline Adherence for Intrapartum Group B Streptococci Prophylaxis in Penicillin-Allergic Patients Table 2 GBS+, penicillin-allergic patients who delivered at Magee-Womens Hospital in 2010. Comparisons between women who had antibiotic sensitivity testing and women who did not.
Characteristics Underwent sensitivity testing Did not undergo sensitivity testing P Number Percent (95% CI) Number Percent (95% CI) Total (n = 110) 72 38 Race/Ethnicity 0.79 Non-Hispanic White 60 83.3 (72.9–90.4) 31 81.6 (66.3–91.1) Non-Hispanic African-American 11 15.3 (8.6–25.5) 7 18.4 (8.9–33.7) Other 1 1.4 (0–8.2) 0 0.0 (0–10.9) Type of insurance 0.05 Private 54 75 (63.8–83.6) 21 55.3 (39.7–69.9) Medical assistance 18 25 (16.4–36.2) 17 44.7 (30.1–60.3) Obstetric provider type 0.23 Private physician 54 75 (63.8–83.6) 28 73.7 (57.8–85.2) Maternal fetal medicine 3 4.2 (0.9–12.0) 0 0.0 (0–10.9) OB/GYN residents 12 16.7 (9.6–27.1) 7 18.4 (8.9–33.7) Midwife 3 4.2 (0.9–12.0) 1 2.6 (0–14.7) Family practitioner 0 0.0 (0–6.1) 2 5.3 (0.5–18.2) Type of antibiotics received 0.019 Cephalosporin 7 9.7 (4.5–19.0) 7 18.4 (8.9–33.7) Clindamycin 39 54.2 (42.7–65.2) 14 36.8 (23.3–52.8) Erythromycin 2 2.8 (0.2–10.2) 0 0.0 (0–10.9) Vancomycin 24 33.3 (23.5–44.9) 12 31.6 (19.0–47.6) Penicillin 0 0.0 (0–6.1) 2 5.3 (0.5–18.2) None 0 0.0 (0–6.1) 3 7.9 (2.0–21.5)