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11. Major bacterial and viral pathogens causing enteric infections Flashcards

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Gastroenteritis

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Syndrome including:
 nausea
 vomiting
 diarrhoea
 abdominal discomfort
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Dysentery

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Inflammation of GI Tract
small stool with blood/pus
pain
fever

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Enterocolitis

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Inflammation of the mucosa of both large & small intestine

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Enteritis

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inflammation of the small intestine

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Colitis

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inflammation of the large intestine, especially the colon

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Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS)

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Body temperature > 38.9 °C (102.02 °F)

Systolic blood pressure < 90 mmHg

Diffuse rash,erythroderma, blanching

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6 types of Pathogenic Ecoli

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1) EPEC
2) ETEC
3) EHEC
4) EIEC
5) EAEC
6) DAEC

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EPEC

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Bind to epithelial cells

disrupt microvilli

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ETEC

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colonize the intestinal epithelium

secrete toxins

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EHEC

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Shiga toxin

binds to Verotoxin* receptors on renal cells

causes :

1) haemolytic-uremic syndrome (HUS)
2) Haemorrhagic colitis (HC)

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EIEC

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Invade cells by endocytosis

multiply in intestinal epithelial cells

ulceration of the intestinal lining

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DAEC

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Sometimes cause diarrhoea

recurrent urinary tract infections

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Haemolytic-Uremic Syndrome HUS

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Acute renal failure

Anaemia, neurological complications

Dialysis/fluid replacement

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Salmonella

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Gram –ve
rod bac

O (cell wall)

H (flagella)

2000 serotypes

Causes secretion of fluid into gut

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Cholera

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Curved bac
gram negative rod

Diarrhoea

Dehydration

Hypovolemic shock

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16
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Treatment of cholera

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prompt rehydration

salt replacement required

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17
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Viral causes of diarrhoea

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1) Rotavirus

2) Norovirus

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Rotavirus

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Double stranded RNA Virus
double shell, non-enveloped

Loss of microvilli = less S.A to absorb nutrients

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Rotavirus treatment

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fluids and salt replacement

20
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Rotavirus and Norovirus diagnosis

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EM or ELISA

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Incubation time of rotavirus

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24-48 hr

Vomiting and diarrhoea for 4-7 days

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Noroviruses

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Small Round Structured Viruses (SRSV)

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Incubation time of Norovirus

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12-24 hours

24
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Symptoms of Norovirus

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Projectile vomiting/diarrhoea

Fever, chills

Abdominal pain (acute Gastroenteritis)

25
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Preventing spread of Noroviruses

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Cooking shell fish >65oC

Removing and washing contaminated clothing/bedding

Barrier nursing/quarantine

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Cryptosporidium Incubation period

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average of 7 days

27
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Symptoms of Cryptosporidium

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watery diarrhoea

dehydration

weight loss

abdominal pain

fever

nausea and vomiting

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Treatment of Cryptosporidium

A

fluid and electrolyte replacement

Nitazoxanide

For persons with AIDS, anti-retroviral therapy

29
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Clinical Features of Taenia saginata (beef tapeworm)

A

mild abdominal symptoms

proglottids

Occasionally, appendicitis or cholangitis can result from migrating proglottids

30
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Clinical features of Taenia solium (pork tapeworm)

A

proglottids

cysticercosis

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Clinical Features of Ascaris lumbricoides

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may cause stunted growth

abdominal pain

haemoptysis

oral expulsion

cough

32
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Treatment of Human nematode hookworms

A

anthelmintics

33
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Hepatitis A Virus

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Non-enveloped

positive sense RNA virus

34
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HAV Transmission

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Mainly Fecal-Oral Route

Close personal contact

Contaminated food, water

Blood exposure

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Incubation period of HAV

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Average 30 days

36
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Hepatitis B Virus – HBV

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Double stranded DNA virus
+ strand not complete

Replication involves a reverse transcriptase

Classified into 8 genotypes (A-H)

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HBV Incubation period

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Average 60-90 days

38
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Transmission of HBV

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Mother to child in utero

High Risk sexual activity

The eye is route for entry

39
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Treatment of HBV

A

Entecavir

Interferon

Lamivudine

Adefovir

40
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Incubation period of Hepatitis C

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Average 6-7 wks

41
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HCV Transmission

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Transfusion from infected donor

IV drug use

Haemodialysis

needlestick injury

Multiple sex partners

Birth to HCV-infected mother

42
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HCV treatment

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Interferon

Ribavirin

43
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Ecoli causing Bloody diarrhoea

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1) EIEC

2) EHEC

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Ecoli causing watery diarrhoea

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1) EPEC

2) ETEC

45
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Taenia Saginata

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Beef tapeworm

46
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Taenia Solium

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Pork tapeworm

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