1.5 Infectious Diseases Flashcards

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most common meningitis agents

A
  1. s. pneumoniae
  2. group B streptococci
  3. h. influenzae
  4. n. meningitidis
  5. listeria
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2
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risk factors for Listeria

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  • elderly
  • neonates
  • steroid use
  • aids/HIV
  • alcoholism
  • inmunocompromised
  • pregnant
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3
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causes of infectious diarrhea without blood or white blood cells in the stool

A
  • viral
  • giardia
  • cryptosporidiosis
  • bacillus cereus
  • staphylococcus
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4
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Argyll Robertson Pupil

A

reacts to accomodation but not to light

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5
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diagnosis of culture negative endocarditis

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  1. oscilating vegetation
  2. three minor criteria:
  • fever > 38/100.3
  • risk factor (injections/prosthetic valve)
  • signs of embolic phenomena
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6
Q

what ATB do I add to prosthetic valve endocarditis with staph

A

rifampin

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7
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when to operate on endocaditis?

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  1. CHF from ruptured valve
  2. prosthetic valve
  3. fungal endocarditis
  4. abcess
  5. AV block
  6. recurrent emboli with ATB
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8
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organisms that are difficutl to culture that cause endocarditis

A

HACEK

Haemophilus aphrophilus/parainfluenza

Actinobacillus

Cardiobacterium

Eikenella

Kingella

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9
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what to test fr before I treat a patient with primaquine?

A

G6PD

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10
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🚩 rash that starts on the hands and feet and spreads to the trunk and face and changes from maculopapular to petequial

A

rickettsia (Rocky Mountains Fever)

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