8 Infectious Flashcards

1
Q

botulism

3 types

A
  1. wound botulism (IV drug user)
  2. botulism from toxin ingestion (canned food)
  3. botulism from spore ingestion, which release toxins in GI tract (babies with honey)
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2
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newborn conjunctivitis

which bugs, what timing

A

gonorrhea (1st week), then chlamydia (1 wk to 1 month) which may also have chlamydia PNA with staccato cough

also consider herpes

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3
Q

gonorrhea disseminated

what sxs to know (3)

A

gunmetal gray lesions

septic arthrtis

tenosynovitis

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4
Q

syphilis:

chancre: when after exposure appears, and how long to heal?

when does 2ndary and tertiary syphlis start?

A
  1. 2-6 weeks to incubate, then 4-8 weeks to heal
  2. secondary occurs 6-8 weeks after chancre heals, although stage 1 and 2 can overlap. tertiary is years
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5
Q

Pt with meningococcal meningitis.

which ED staff to chemoprophylax?

and use what to prophylax

A

those with droplet exposure

rifampin/cipro/ceftriaxone

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6
Q

classic story for HHV 6 roseola

A

child with febrile seizure, very high fever. Then a few days later gets rash on trunk that spreads outward. rash not itchy

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7
Q

anthrax

3 forms

A

cutaneous (black ulcers)

pulmonary–inhaled spores, widened mediastinum

GI–uncommon

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