30 Bacterial Infections of the LRT 3 Flashcards

1
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mycobacteria description

A

weakly gram positive, acid fast rods

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2
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structures unique to mycobacteria

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arabinogalactan
lipoarabinomannin
mycolic acids

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3
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etiology of tuberculosis

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mycobacterium tuberculosis

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4
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reservoirs of tb

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only humans

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5
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transmission of tb

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respiratory droplets

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6
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tb states

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primary
active
latent
reactivation

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7
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primary tb (usually asymptomatic) leads to…

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  • clearance
  • active tb in immunocompromised individuals
  • latent tb in most individuals
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8
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miliary tb or extrapulmonary tb

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disseminated tb infection (granuloma formation outside of the lungs)

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9
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  • gradual onset
  • fatigue, weight loss, weakness, fever, night sweats, chest pain, and dyspnea
  • couph with scan sputum
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active tb

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10
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ghon focus v. ghon complex

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focus= lung lesion
complex= lung lesion and calcification seen in an affected hilar lymph
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11
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most common sight of tb infiltration

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apical posterior segment of the upper lobes of both lungs

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12
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intradermal injection of purifed protein derivatives PPD

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tuberculin skin test (mantoux)

-PPDs are prtns derived from the Mtb cell envelope

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13
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BCG vaccinated ppl

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  • not in the US

- people will test positive for tb

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14
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tb test for people with BCG vaccination

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IFNgamma release assay

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15
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Ziehl-Neelsen or Kinyoun stains

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  • acid fast staining
  • because of lipid rich cell wall
  • confirms mycobacteria but not myco tb
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16
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treatment of tb

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  • isoniazid, ethambutol, pyrazinamide and rifampin
    for 2 months
  • 26 months of isoniazid and rifampin
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17
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how does isonizid work?

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-inhibits mycolic acid synthesis, hepatotoxicity. adverse reactions

18
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  • complex of several mycobacteria

- pulmonary infection resembling TB in immunocompromised patients or with lung disease

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mycobacterium avium-intracellulare

19
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chronic granulomatous pulmonary disease, seen in COPD

A

mycobacterium kansasii

20
Q

characteristics of HiB

A

gram negative
coccobacilli
-requires NAD and hemin for growth (chocolate agar)

21
Q

most pathogenic and dangerous serotype of hemophilus flu.

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strain B

- has polysaccharide capsule of polyribosylribitol phosphate PRP

22
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transmission of HiB

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respiratory droplets or direct contact with respiratory secretions

23
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virulence factors of HiB

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  • LPS/endotoxin
  • IgA protease
  • PRP capsule in typed strains
24
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treatment for severe HiB infections

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cephalosporin

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treatment for less severe HiB
amoxicillin
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what type of vaccine is HiB
conjugate vaccine uses capsule prtns
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etiology of bacterial bronchits
mycoplasma pneumoniae
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etiology of pertussis
bordetella pertussis
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- whooping cough - increased respiratory secretions - decreased mucocilliary clearance - gram negative coccobacilli
bordatella pertussis
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transmission of pertussis
aerosols
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stages of pertussis
incubation catarrhal paroxysmal convalescent
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during what stage does pertussis spread?
mostly catarrhal
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during which stage is the signature whooping cough
paroxysmal
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repetitive cough with whoops, comiting, leukocytosis
paroxysmal stage of pertussis
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rhinorrhea, malaise, fever, sneezing, anorexia
catarrhal stage of pertussis
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toxin of pertussis
petussis AB toxin -activates adenylate cyclase->cAMP->increase respiratory secretions -> paroxysmal cough
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major adhesin virulence factors in pertussis
filamentous hemagglutinin (and peractin and fimbrae) binds to ciliated epithelial cells
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what agar is pertssis culture grown on?
bordet-gengou agar
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treatment of pertusssi
macrolides (azithromycin, clarithromycin)
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prevention of pertussis
dTaP aP= acellular petussis containing detoxified pertussis toxin and peractin, filamentous hemagglutinin