Anaerobes Flashcards
common features of anaerobic infections
1 many abcesses originate from native flora, of which anaerobes are a major part
2 anaerobic are characterized by foul smelling discharge, gas, and necrotic tissue
3 predisposing conditions- aspiration, bowel surgery, dental hygiene, abortion, bites, trauma, malignancy
4 occur deep in tissues
5 almost all anaerobic infections are mixed w/ other anaerobes or microaerophilic organisms
what bacteria cause CNS infections
anaerobes
oral anerobes
aerobes
Staphylococcus aureus
Streptococcus
what bacteria cause chronic otitis media
anaerobes
oral anaerobes
aerobes
pseudomonas a
staphylococcus
what bacteria cause dental infections
anaerobes prevotella fuscobacterium nucleatum peptostreptococcus actinomyces
aerobes
staphylococcus
streptococcus
what bacteria cause lung infections
anaerobes
prevotella
fusobacterium
peptostreptococcus
aerobes
staphylococcus
streptococcus
enterobactericeae
what bacteria cause peritonitis
anaerobes bacteroides fragilis fusobacterium peptostreptococcus clostridium
aerobes e coli proteus klebsiella pseudomonas a. group d streptococcus
what bacteria cause liver and subphrenic abscesses
anaerobes
colonic flora
aerobes
staphylococcus
enterobactericeae
pseudomonas
what bacteria cause OBGYN infection
anaerobes
colonic flora
aerobes
group B streptococcus
e coli
staphylococcus
what bacteria cause perirectal abscesses
anaerobes
colonic flora
aerobes
staphylococcus
what bacteria cause skin and muscle infections
anerobes
clostridium
aerobes
staphylococcus
streptococcus
e coli
most anaerobic infections are caused by endogenous flora, and can be predicted by knowledge of normal anerobic flora located near the site of infection
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importance of the diaphragm
bacteroides fragilis is pencillin resistant and found below the diaphragm
oral infections
penicillin sensitive, gram positive cocci
intraabdominal infections
penicllin resistant, gram negative rods
media needed for anerobic growth
thioglycollate broth