Body system pt.2 Flashcards

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1
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What is subacute encephalitis?

  • What two infections cause it?
A

Delayed encephalitis with less evident symptoms.

  1. Toxplasma gondii
  2. Prions
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What are prions?

What causes prion infections?

A

Infectious protein particles

  • Some through genetics
  • Most through ingesting proteins
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What are the effects of:

  1. Toxoplasmis gondii
  2. Prion infections
A

T. gondii

  • _​_Brain, heart and lung lesions

Prions

  • Memory loss
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What body system do these diseases cause infections:

  1. Rabies
  2. Poliomyelitis
  3. Tetanus
  4. Botulinism
A

The nervous system

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Microbes that infect the cardiovascular system typically become ______ ______.

A

systemic infections

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Endocarditis

  • What is it?
  • How is it diagnosed?
A
  • Inflamation of endocardium and heart valves
  • Blood culture
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Acute endocarditis

  • What microbe causes it?
  • How is it transmitted?
A
  • Staph/streptococcus (gram + bacteria)
  • Bloodstream infection that causes biofilms on heart valves
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Acute endocarditis

Causes:

Common among:

A
  • Bacteria break off and block organs (emboli)
  • IV drug users/ implanted medical devices
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Subacute endocarditis

  • What causes it?
  • When does it occur?
  • Who does it mostly affect?
A
  • Oral cavity bacteria (streptococcus)
  • After heart damage has occured
  • Males over the age of 50
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Sepsis

  • What is it?
  • What are the symptoms?
  • What microbes cause it?
A
  • Systemic blood infection
  • Low BP, leads to septic shock
  • Mostly bacterial, some fungi
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Sepsis caused by

  • Gram - bacteria release:
  • Gram + bacteria release:
A

Gram -: endoxins into blood

Gram+: Peptidoglycan into blood

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These diseases infect what system:

  • Tularemia
  • Plague
A

Cardiovascular system

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Hemorrhagic fever

  • What are the symptoms?
  • What microbes cause it?
A

Hemorrhaging

  1. Dengue fever
  2. Ebola virus
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Coxiella bernetti

  • Morphology?
  • Disease?
  • Symptoms?
A
  • Pleomorphic morphology
  • Q-fever
  • Extreme sweating, atypical pneumonia
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Q-fever eventually results in what condition?

A

Chronic heart inflammation and endocarditis

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Q

Rocky mountain spotted fever:

  • What system does it affect?
  • What does it cause?
A
  • Cardiovascular
  • Thrombosis= blood clot that obstructs vessels
17
Q

Bartonella henselae

  • Disease?
  • What system does it affect?
  • What are the symptoms?
A
  • Cat scratch fever
  • Lymphatic system
  • Lymph nodes near scratch site swell
18
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Infectious mononucleosis

  • What system does it affect?
  • How is it transmitted?
  • Who does it most effect?
A
  • Lymphatic system (swollen lymph nodes)
  • Saliva
  • People aged 15-25
19
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  • Malaria
  • Babesiosis
  1. What type of diseases are these?
  2. How can you distinguish between them?
A
  1. Blood diseases
  2. Babesisosi does not infect liver. Malaria does
20
Q

HIV infects what systems?

A

Cardiovascular and immune