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Bacterial Zoonotic Flashcards

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Cause of Tularemia

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Franciscella Tularensis

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Franciscella Epidemiology

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Northern Hemishpere
Summer (Ticks)
Winter (rabbitts)
Vectors: Ticks and deer flies

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Characteristics of Tularemia

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Fastidious, aerobe 
COCCOBACILLUS
Facult Intracellular 
Like Macrophages
Extended life in mud and carcasses
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Method of Transmission Tularemia

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Arthropod bite
Direct animal contact
Aerosol
Incontaminated Water
Undercooked meat
Small Mammal Bite
NO PERSON TO PERSON
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Alinical of arthropod

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Ulceroglandular

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Inhalation

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Pneumonic

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INgestion of meat

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Oropharyngeal

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Systemic Spread

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Typhoidal

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Autoinoculation

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Oculoglandular

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Ulceroglandular Tularemia

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Most Common, Rarely fatal
Through Skin,
Inhibits lysosome phagosome fusion; macrophages
2-5 days painful papule
Lymphadenopathy
Abrupt Onset
Spread
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Pneumonic Tularemia

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High Mortality
Inhaled, multiple necrotizing granulomas
Broncho pneumonia, Bronchitis, Tracheitis
Lobar Pneumonia
Bacteremia
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Oropharyngeal Tularemia

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Bacteria Ingested
Bloodstream
Endotoxemia
Fever sore throat
splenomegaly
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Oculoglandar

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Rare form
Bacteria ioculated in eye
Conjuctival sac
Photophobia
mucopurulent discharge
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Typhoidal

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Mortality is HIGH
Systemic bloodstream
Sepsis
Pneumonia

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Diagnosis of Tularemia

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Culture aspirate lymph node
Special AGAR
4x increase in IgG
Antibodies cross react w/ brucella

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Tularemia Treatment

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Streptomycin

Doxyclcline–> relapse

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Tularemia Prevention

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Avoid Reservoirs and vecotrs
process in biohazard hood
live vaccine not great but reduces severity

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18
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Brucellosis subtypes

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Abortus—-cattle

Melitensis— goats and sheep

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Brucella Characteristics

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gra neg aerobic
facultative intracellular
Range of presentation
Cure to abscess

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Brucella Epidemiology

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Control in animal = control in humans

Unpasteurized milk

21
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Brucella disease presentation

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Patient HIstory
Ingestion or animal contact
Spread via lymphatic, multiplies macrophages, becomes systemic
UNDULATING FEVER

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Burcella Disease

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Fever Back Pain Fatigue
Abscesses and Granulomas
Arthritis Respiratory Cardiovacular

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Burcella Diagnosis

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Lab notification
Culture various tissues
Serological tests
MIsdiagnose as mylaria or Flu

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Burcella Characteristics

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Obligate aerobe,
gram neg
coccobacillus
weak Lps
no motitliy
cat, ox and urease positive
Prefers Macrophages
Survival in milk, fetuses aborted,  soil, or paper
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Burcella Treatment

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Doxycicline w/ rifampin

6+ weeks

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Burcella Prevention

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Immunization of animals

Avoid unpasteurized

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Batonella Bacilliformis

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bartonellosis, oroya fever

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Bartonella quintana

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trench fever, angiomatosis

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Bartonella Henselae

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Cat Scratch

30
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Bartonella elizabethae

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endocarditis

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Bartonella Characteristics

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gram neg
aerobic bacillus
Facult intracellular of blood and RES
Motility vaires

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Bartonella Epidemiology

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Bacilliformis— s america only
Henselae—- cat host, others are human hosted
Bite by arthropod
Bite or scratch by Cat

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Vector Bacilliformis

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vector henselae

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vector quintana

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Body Louse

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Bacilliformis

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biphasic
Oroya fever (Acute)
Verruga (Chronic)
Sandfly
Bloodstream multipilcation
Oroya fever by removal RBC by REC\
Fever Malaise, Myalgia, Headache
ANEMIA
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Presentation of Verruga

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Red purple skin lesions

Recurrence

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Quintana

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Trench Fever, 
Body Louse transmission
Multiply in RES
sever headache
abrupt presentation
5 day recurrence
39
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Henselae

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Marcophages and lymphnodes
Bacteremia septicemia occur in immunocompromised
Chronic regional lymphadenopathy

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Angiomatosis

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Quintana or Henselae

immunocompromised

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Diagnosis

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History

serology DFA IFA

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Bartonella Treatment

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Azithromycin
Doxycycline
Macrolides
Doxycycline

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Cat Scrach Tx

44
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Bartonellosis

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Doxycycline or Chloraphenicol

45
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Angiomatosis Tx

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Macrolides

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Trench Fever Tx

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Doxycycline

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