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10. Miscellaneous Enteric Pathogens Flashcards

1
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Oxygen requirements for Campylobacter spp.

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Microaerophilic

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Temperature where Arcobacter spp. grow

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15-30°C

Variable form: 35-42°C

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3
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Oxygen requirements for Arcobacter spp.

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Aerobic

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Disease caused by Campylobacter jejuni

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Food-borne gastroenteritis

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What structure in the GI tract does C. jejuni attach to?

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Gut enterocytes

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6
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Toxins released by C. jejuni

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Enterotoxin

Cytotoxin

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Temperature for growth of C. jejuni

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42°C

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Atmospheric conditions for growth of C. jejuni

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5% O2
10% CO2
85% N2

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9
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Media used for C. jejuni

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Campy blood agar

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Other selective media for C. jejuni

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  • Cefoperazone Vancomycin Amphotericin (CVA)

- Skirrow Medium

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11
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Microscopic appearance of C. jejuni

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Curved gram-negative bacilli

Sea gull shape

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Colony morphology C. jejuni

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Flat
Gray
Mucoid
Nonhemolytic colonies

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13
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Oxidase reaction of C. jejuni

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Oxidase positive

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14
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Catalase reaction of C. jejuni

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Catalase positive

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15
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Motility of C. jejuni in wet preparation

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Darting motility

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16
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Hippurate hydrolysis reaction of C. jejuni

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Hippurate hydrolysis positive

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17
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Bacteria that was previously classified as Vibrio and shares ecology of the family Vibrionaceae

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Photobacterium damselae

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Oxidase reaction of the Vibrio family

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Oxidase positive

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Oxygen requirements of the Vibrio family

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Facultative anaerobe

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Microscopic appearance of the Vibrio family

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Gram-negative bacilli

Comma-shaped cells

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The zooplankton which Vibrio cholerae is primarily attached to

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Copepods

22
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When V. cholerae colonizes the GI tract, it attaches to the

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Villi using its pili

23
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Two-part toxin produced by V. cholerae

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Cholera toxin

24
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Clinical disease caused by V. cholerae

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Cholera

25
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Lactose fermentation characteristics of V. cholerae

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Non-lactose fermenter

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Color of V. cholerae on TCBS agar

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Yellow-green colonies

27
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Oxidase reaction of V. cholerae

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Oxidase positive

28
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Catalase reaction of V. cholerae

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Catalase positive

29
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String test reaction of V. cholerae

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String test positive

30
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Enumerate the halophilic Vibrio organisms

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V. parahaemolyticus
V. vulnificus
V. alginolyticus

31
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Disease caused by V. parahaemolyticus

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Gastroenteritis from seafood

32
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Disease caused by V. vulnificus

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Septicemia from raw shellfish (lactose fermenter)

33
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Disease caused by V. alginolyticus

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Wound and ear infections

34
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Cytotoxic enterotoxin produced by Aeromonas hydrophila

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Aerolysin

35
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Hemolysis characteristics of Aeromonas hydrophila

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β-hemolysis

36
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Microscopic appearance of Aeromonas hydrophila

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Gram-negative bacilli (straight)

37
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Lactose fermentation characteristics of A. hydrophila

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Lactose fermenter

38
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Oxidase reaction of A. hydrophila

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Oxidase positive

39
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Indole reaction of A. hydrophila

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Indole positive

40
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Associated with gastric cancer

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Helicobacter

41
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Produced by Helicobacter; converts urea to ammonia and bicarbonate

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Urease

42
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Functions of ammonia

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  • neutralizes stomach acid

- toxic to epithelial cells

43
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Enzymes produced by Helicobacter

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  • protease
  • catalase
  • phospholipases
44
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Oxygen requirements of Helicobacter

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Microaerophilic (5% O2, 10% CO2, 85% N2)

45
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Temperature requirements for Helicobacter

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35°C with high humidity

46
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Oxidase reaction of Helicobacter

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Oxidase positive

47
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Catalase reaction of Helicobacter

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Catalase positive

48
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Urease reaction of Helicobacter

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Urease positive

49
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The urease produced by Helicobacter converts urea to

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Ammonia

Bicarbonate

50
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Genera under miscellaneous enteric pathogens

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Campylobacter
Vibrio
Aeromonas
Helicobacter

Elsevier Bacteriology (RVSP) (34 decks)

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