board review micro treatment Flashcards

1
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tx for chancroid (spirochete)

presents as painful ulcer and painful lymphadenopathy w/ purulent drainage caused by H ducreyi

A

azithromycin

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TX: lymphogranuloma venereum (chylamydia trachomatis serovars L1-L3)

painless genital ulcers (heal spontaenously) spread to inguinal LN –> buboes that suppurate and become painful –> draining sinuses, procitis and rectal strictures

A

doxycycine

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Q on boards

tx for neurosyphilis if pt has PCN allergy?

A

desensitize and treat w/ PCN

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4
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treatment for staph epi

A

remove foreign body (central linie)

vancomycin

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5
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tx for impetigo (pyoderma)

caused by strept pyogenes or staph

A

mupirocin ointment

inhibits bacterial protein synthesise

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6
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prophylaxis to pregnant women test positive for Grp B strept

A

ampicillin.

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7
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enterococci (Grp D strept)

are resistance to?

to how do you treat?

A

resistant to cephalosporin

TX: ampicillin/penicilin or vancomycin are only inhibitory- add aminoglycoside for synergy (bactericidal activity)

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8
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enterococcal resistance

is mediated by?

A

forming aminoglycoside-modifying enzymes that transfer chemical grps (actyl,, adenyl) to aminoglycoside molecule –> impairment of antibiotics binding to ribosomal subunits.

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9
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know this

(like enterococcus) is resistant to all ?

A

cephalosporins

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10
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tx for clostridium?

C diff

A

1st line metronidazole.

in recurrent cases, use metronidazole again. to treat the activated spores.\

if relapse (fidaxomicin)

resistant oral* vancomycin.

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11
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C perfrigens treatment

food poisoning?

necrotizing fasciitis - (lecithinase and hyaluronidase) tx?

A

PCN

NF: surgical consult + vancomycin, PCN , clindaycin

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12
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child and adults with S. pnemonia meningitis

A

ceftriaxone and vancomycin

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13
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boards meningitis tx.

meningococcal meningitis

A

N. meningococcal meningitis: high doses of penicillin and

contacts receive rifampin prophylaxis

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14
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cryptococcus neoformans meningitis tx

A

IV amphotericin B

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15
Q

exacerbation of COPD and a common cause of sinusitis

diagnosis is moraxella catarrhalis

tx?

A

amoxacillin clavulanic acid.

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16
Q

for

klebsiellla pneumonia

A

3rd gen cephalosporin

17
Q

how do bacteria such as ecoli develop resistance to ampicillin, amoxicillin , or aminopenicllins

A

penicillinase in bacteria (a type of* B-lactamase)

cleaves B lactam ring

18
Q

what antibacterial agents inhibit

bacterial CELL WALL synthesis inhibiton

A

penicillins

cephalosporins

aztreonam

vancomycin

impipnem meropenem

19
Q

which antibacterial drus

inhibit bacterial protein synthesis inhibition

A

aminoglycosides

chloramphenicol

tetracyclines

macrolides

linezolid

20
Q

which antimicrobial agents

inhbit DNA replication

A

fluoroquinolones

rifampin

21
Q

which antibacterial agents

inhibit nucleic acid synthesis

A

trimethoprim

flucytosine

22
Q

which antibacterial agent inhibit folic acid

A

sulfonamides

trimethoprim

pyrimethamine

23
Q

fungi have a complex carbohydrate cell walls

formed mainly by chitin, glucans and mannans

what antifungal site of action is

glucan

A

caspofungin (echinocandins)

24
Q

Q on boards

pt presents with atypical pneumonia

works in a pet shop/ veterinarian

diagnosis: psittacosis (chylamydia psittaci)

tx?

A

doxycyline

25
Q

Q

how would you treat para - coccidioidomycosis if

antigfungals arent an option

A

sulfaonamides

(sulfadiazine)

26
Q

on boards

treatment for Malassezia furfur tenia versicolor

A

topical selenium sulflide

if infection keeps coming back treat with ketoconazole

27
Q

question on boards

how do you treat aspergilloma

A

surgical removal of the aspergilomma

nots antifungals

28
Q

Q on boards

how do you treat allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis (ABPA)

: hyperswensitivity response associated w/ asthma and cystic fibrosis; may cause bronchiecasis and eosinophilia

wheezing, ,fever, migratory pulmonary infiltrates (inc IgE)

A

steriods***

29
Q

question on boards

you have a pt that has been on chemo for a long term

he is stable with neutropenia

all of the sudden he develops fever, cough,

take chest xray and see patchy infiltrate

diagnosis

**how you treat?

A

invasive pulmonary aspergillosis

(necrotizing bronchopenumonia in immunocompromised)

VORICONAZOLE

30
Q

Q on boards

given pt on amphotericin B

and devleops QT prolongation –> torsades de pointe –> arythmia seen on ecg

and loses consciousness.

what it the cause>

A

hypokalemia and hypomagenesmia

uworld explaination

renal toxicity from amp B –> renal vasoconstriction, dec GFR,

direct toxic effect on renal epithelial cells –> aTN, renal tubular acidosiis

severe hypokal, hypo mag (reflecting inc distal tubular membrane permeability)

31
Q

if ciprofloxacin and doxycyline arent avaiable to treat

anthrax what can you give?

A