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CCDA

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Charcoal Cefoperazone deoxycholate agar

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Campy-BAP and Campy thio antibiotic components

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vancomycin,trimethoprim,cephalothin,polymyxin B, and amphotericin B

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C.jejuni in stained smear

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Seagull-Winged appearance

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causative agent for gastric carcinoma

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H.pylori

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a form of cancer involving the GIT

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gastric carcinoma

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C.jejuni and H.pylori Catalase test

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positive

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agent of whooping cough

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B.pertussis

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B.pertussis is aka

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Bordet-Gengou Bacillus

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Bordetella colonies resemble

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tiny drop of mercury

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potato infusion agar with glycerol and sheep blood with methicillin or cephalexin(short shelf life)

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Bordet-Gengou agar media

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Charcoal agar with yeast extract,starch, and 40 ug cephalexin (2 to 3 month shelf life but inferior to regan-lowe agar

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Modified Jones-Kendrick Charcoal Agar Media

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Charcoal agar with 10% horse blood and cephalexin (4 to 8 week shelf life)

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Regan-Lowe agar media

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Synthetic agar lacking blood products

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Stainer-Scholte agar media

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Bordet- gengou agar is aka

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potato glycerol blood agar

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Brucellosis aka

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undulant fever or malta fever

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Brucella MOT

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ingestion of contaminated animal products,including meats and milk; farmers can directly acquire infections throughout direct animal contacts

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Brucella spp that causes severe infections

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B.melitensis

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L.micdadei aka

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Hoba agent or TatLock

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L.bozemanii aka

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Wiga agent

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2nd most common Legionella

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L.micdadei

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3rd most common legionella spp.

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L.bozemanii

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disease of rodents,primarily the rabbits caused by francisella

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Tularemia

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most serious form of tularemia

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Pneumonic Tularemia

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associated with bacterial vaginosis

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G.vaginalis

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Whiff/Sniff test result
Vaginal discharge often has a distinct “fishy” odor after 10% KOH
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Capnocytophaga spp. motility
gliding motility
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E.corrodens aka
Corroding bacteria
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E.corrodens odor
bleach-like odor
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agent of rat bite fever and haverhill fever
S.moniliformis
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S. moniliformis appear as - near bottom of broth or surface of sedimented RBC Layer in blood agar
fluff balls or bread crumbs
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S.moniliformis appearance when embedded in with BHIA with 20% horse serum
fried-egg
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H.influenzae aka
Pfeiffer’s Bacillus
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H.influenzae odor on CAP
mousy or bleach-like
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H.influenzae Cultural characteristic
Satellite Phenomenon
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H.influenzae Related disease and Infection
Acute bacterial Meningitis Acute Bacterial Epiglottitis
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Acute Bacterial Epiglottitis clinicaL manifestation
Bacterual Tracheitis Pneumonia Bacteremia Cellulitis Pericarditis Otitis media Septic Arthritis
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H.aegyptius aka
Koch-weeks bacillus
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part of H.influenzae
H.influenzae biotype III
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H.parainfluenzae is a causative agent of
endocarditis (rare)
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H.ducreyi causative agent of
Chancroid or Soft Chancre
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GUD
Genital Ulcer Disease
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H. ducreyi appearance on microscopy
School of red fish or railroad tracks
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B.recurrentis agent of
louse-borne relapsing fever
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louse-borne relapsing fever aka
Epidemic relapsing fever or European Relapsing fever
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B.burgdorferi agent of
Lyme Disease
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T.pallidum subsp. pertenue causes
Yaws
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chronic nonvenereal disease of skin and bones
Yaws
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tertiary lesion of yaws
gangose (gummatous ulceration/lesion)
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T.Pallidum subsp. pertenue MOT
traumatized skin comes in contact with an infected lesion
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T. pallidum subsp. endemicum causes
Bejel
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an endemic syphilis that shows lesions in oral cavity,oral mucosa, skin,bones and nasopharynx
Bejel
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T.pallidum subsp.carateum causes
pinta
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ulcerative skin diseases
pinta
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severe form of leptospirosis
weil’s disease
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most sensitive specimen during early infection (Leptospira)
Blood
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Inclusion / bodies that has no glycogen,stain with giemsa and machieavello stain
Chlamydia psittaci- Levinthal-Cole-Lillie bodies
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R.ricketsii causes this infection MOT:TICKS
Rocky mountain spotted fever
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infection caused by R.prowazekii MOT:LICE
Epidemic typhus
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Sporadic typhus is caused by MOT: FLYING SQUIRRELS
R.prowazekii
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R.orientalis causes MOT: MITES, CHIGGERS
Scrub typhus
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C.burnetti causes MOT: TICKS ,AEROSOL
Q fever
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R.quintana causes MOT:LICE
Trench fever or shinbone fever

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