A 2-month-old baby was brought by his mother to the emergency room with complaints of fever since 4 days ago and started not wanting to breastfeed since 1 day today. The patient complained of smelly and thick BAK since the last 1 week. Physical examination of the child looked seriously ill and weak, pulse 120x/m, RR 40x/m, temperature 39C. Lab examination: Hb 10 g/dl, Hct 36%, Leukocytes 15,400. Platelets 442,000. Urinalysis examination: leukocytes 10/lpb, nitrites (+), leukocyte esterase (+). What is the appropriate management for this patient?

NEPHROLOGY

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A 2-month-old baby was brought by his mother to the emergency room with complaints of fever since 4 days ago and started not wanting to breastfeed since 1 day today. The patient complained of smelly and thick BAK since the last 1 week. Physical examination of the child looked seriously ill and weak, pulse 120x/m, RR 40x/m, temperature 39C. Lab examination: Hb 10 g/dl, Hct 36

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