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Table 1 Questionnaire answered by GPs regarding management of adult patients with sore throat (n = 1476)

From: Survey of Spanish general practitioners’ attitudes toward management of sore throat: an internet-based questionnaire study

Question

Mean (SD)

What percentage of patients with sore throat do you visit in overall in your consultation in one year?

27.9 (21.8)

Regarding patients with sore throat, what percentage do you suppose is caused by a bacterial infection?

20.6 (14.4)

In what percentage of patients suspected of having streptococcal infection do you perform a rapid antigen detection test?

12.7 (27.3)

What antibiotic do you prescribe in suspected streptococcal pharyngotonsillitis?

 

 - Penicillin V

175 (11.9)

 - Amoxicillin

778 (52.7)

 - Amoxicillin and clavulanate

461 (31.2)

 - Azithromycin

52 (3.5)

 - Other antibiotics

10 (0.7)

  1. SD standard deviation