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ALDAVE Flashcards

1
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Bacteria seen on unpasteurized milk (4)

A

Listeria
Brucella
M. bovis
Y. enterocolitica

(LBM-Y)

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2
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Low temperature Holding (LTH)

High temperature Holding Time (HTST)

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62’C (30 mins)

72’C (15 secs)

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3
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Control for Autoclave tape

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Bacillus stearothermophilus

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4
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Control for Hot Air Oven

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Bacillus subtilis

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5
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Best for sterilization and waste disposal

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121’C 15lbs for 15 mins

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6
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Crede’s prophylaxis solution

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1% silver nitrate

- prevent gonococcal opthalmia neonatorium (GON)

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7
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Broad spectrum example

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Tetracycline ( g+ and g-)

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8
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Example of Narrow spectrum antibiotics

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Vancomycin (for g+ only)

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9
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TB DRUGS (5)

A

RIZES

Rifampin
Isoniazid
pZa
Ethambutol
Streptomycin
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10
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Cations effect

🔝 Ca and Mg

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False resistance to AMINOGLYCOSIDES in P.aeruginosa

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11
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Cations effect

🔝 Thymidine/Thymin

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False resistance to SXT in Enterococci

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12
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Ritter’s disease

Skin Scalded syndrome

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S.aureus

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13
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1 diseases of Staphylococcus aureus

A 
Skin infections (SSS) 
Ocular pathogen (sty)
Wound
Osteomyelitis
Food poisoning (LPV)
Nosocomial infxn
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14
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Bacteria that cause PELVIC INFLAMMATORY DISEASE (PID)

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C.trachomatis
N.gonorrhea
M.hominis

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15
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Kidney/coffee bean shaped in PMN

Virulence - Pili

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N.gonorrhea

- causes CLAP (gonorrhea)

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16
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Uses 30%H2O2 for SUPEROXOL CATALASE TEST

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N.gonorrhea

Mycobacteria

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17
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Causes waterhouse-Friederichsen Sx - hemorrhage in the adrenal gland

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N.meningitidis

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18
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Causes Otitis media (3)

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  1. S.pneumoniae
  2. H.influenzae
  3. M.catarrhalis
  4. Corynebacterium auris
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19
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Fast growers of the specie Mycobacteria

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M.fortuitum

M.chelonei

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20
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MTB complex causing pulmonary TB

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M.tuberculosis

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21
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MTB complex causing INTESTINAL TB

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M.bovis (source of BCG vaccine)

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22
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Ideal size of smear in DSSM

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2x3cm

23
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How many fields should be checked before specimen is considered negative

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Negative

24
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Swimming pool granuloma (seawater)

A

M.marinum

25
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Tap water bacillus

A

M.gordonae

- scotochromogens (Rounyun’s II)

26
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Battey bacillus

A

M.intracellulare

- nonphotochromogens (Rounyoun’s III)

27
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Hansen’s bacillus

A

M.leprae

28
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Cigarette-packet / picket fence

A 
M.leprae
LEPROMATOUS [ Leonine face ]
 ⭕️multibacillary
 ⛔️LEPROMINE (-)
 🚫CMI (-)
 🚷AFB : many
TUBERCULOID [ Nodules ]
 ⭕️Paucibacillary
 ⛔️LEPROMINE (+)
 🚫CMI (+)
 🚷AFB : few
29
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Disseminated infxn in AIDS

A

Mycobacteria genavensi

30
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Crohn’s disease

A

Mycobacteria paratuberculosis

31
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Jones bacillus

A

Mycobacteria paratuberculosis

32
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Endocarditis due to bacteremia

A

Diptheroids

33
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Hoffman’s bacillus

A

Corynebacterium pseudodipheriticum

-endocarditis through dental procedure

34
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Causes PVE (Prostethic Valve Endocarditis)

A

C.jeikeium : g+ bacilli

S.epidermidis : g+ cocci

35
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JK bacillus

A

Corynebacterium jeikeium

36
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Causes bacteremia

A

Leifsonia aquatic
Kurthia
Arcanobacterium haemolyticum

37
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Largest pathogenic bacteria

A

B.anthracis

38
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Types of anthrax (cutaneous, pulmonary, and intestinal)

A 
Malignant pustule (cutaneous)
 -black eschar

Woolsorter’s (pulmonary)
- Ragpicker’s dse

GE (intestinal)

B.anthracis

39
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Central pore bacillus

A

B.subtilis

40
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Flat sour spoilage in canned goods

A

Bacillus stearothermophilus

(New name: Geobacillus)

41
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Box shape bacillus

A

C.perfringens/C.welchii

42
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Pig-bel / necrotic enteritis

A

C.perfringens/C.welchii

43
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Reverse CAMP test

A

S.agalactiae
C.perfringens
* arrow head zone of beta hemolysis*

44
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Canned good bacillus (homemade)

A

Clostridium botulinum

45
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Flaccid paralysis

A

Clostridium botulinum

46
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Causes botulism.
Wound
Infant: honey bee, floppy bird sx

A

Clostridium botulinum

47
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SIDS (sudden infant death sx) or crib death

A

Clostridium botulinum

48
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Tennis racket, drumstick appearance

A

Clostridium tetani

Tack head bacillus

49
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Antibiotic (clindamycin) assoc. pseudomembranous enterocolitis

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Clostridium difficile

50
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High during pregnancy
Inhibits G.vaginalis
Promote C.albicans

A

Lactobacillus

51
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Predominant bacteria of GIT (colon flora)

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Bacteroides fragilis

52
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Vincent’s angina and Lemierre’s disease

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Fusobacterium necrophorum

53
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Positive for Chartreuse fluorescence

A

Fusobacterium necrophorum

54
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Jaw surgery

A

Veilonella parvula

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