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Ch. 20 - Part 3 Flashcards

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1
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What type of pathogen causes African sleeping sickness?

A

protozoan

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2
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African sleeping sickness aka?

A

trypanosomiasis

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3
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Which is least and most common African sleeping sicknesses (+%’s). West/East?

A

West - 95%

East - 5%

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What is the vector for African sleeping sickness?

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Tsetse fly

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What causes West African sleeping sickness?

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trypanosoma bruccei gambiense

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What causes East African sleeping sickness?

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trypanosoma bruccei rhodesiense

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7
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What are the 3 stages of African sleeping sickness?

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Site of fly bite b/c lesion
Lymph node swelling and headaches
Invasion of CNS = meningeoencephalitis

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8
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What type of pathogen is amebic meningeoencephalopathy?

A

protozoan

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9
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Death occurs usually within ____ with amebic meningeoencephalopathy

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3-7 days

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What is the mode of transmission for amebic meningeoencephalopathy?

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Inhalation of contaminated water

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11
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Naegleria fowler aka?

A

“brain-eating amoeba”

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12
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What are the two causes of amebic meningeoencephalopathy?

A

acanthamoeba

naegleria fowleri

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13
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What type of pathogen is variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease? (vCJD)

A

prion

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14
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What causes vCJD?

A

Abnormal strains of prion

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15
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Mode of transmission for vCJD?

A

Eating BSE contaminated beef most likely

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16
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vCJD is an ______ disease.

A

emerging

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17
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vCJD aka?

A

Spongiform encephalopathy

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18
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Insomnia, weight loss, memory failure, progressive worsening of muscle control are signs and symptoms of what?

A

vCJD

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19
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Trachoma is caused by what?

A

Chlamydia trachomatis

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20
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Chlamydia trachomatis is what type of pathogen?

A

bacteria

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21
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What is the leading cause of non-traumatic blindness in humans?

A

trachoma

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22
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Mode of transmission for Trachoma?

A

Bacteria from genitals introduced to the eyes in birth canal, or via vomited or fingers

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23
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Eyelids turn inward, eyelashes abrade, irritate, and scar the cornea, triggering invasion of blood vessels, eventual result is blindness are signs and symptoms of what?

A

trachoma

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24
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Infection of hair follicle on eye causes what?

A

sty

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25
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What type of pathogen causes a sty?

A

Bacteria (gram +)

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26
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Mode of transmission for a sty?

A

Direct contact/fomites

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27
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What is the most likely cause of a sty?

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Staphylococcus aureus

28
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What is another less likely cause of a sty?

A

Staphylococcus epidermis

29
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Ophthalmic neonatorum aka?

A

Newborn conjunctivitis

30
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Type of pathogen causing newborn conjunctivitis?

A

Bacteria (gram -)

31
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What causes ophthalmic neonatorum?

A

Neisseria gonorrhoeae

32
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Mode of transmission for ophthalmic neonatorum?

A

Bacteria from genitals introduced to the eyes in birth canal.

33
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Symptoms of ophthalmic neonatorum?

A

Inflammation of the cornea or blindess

34
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Conjunctivitis aka?

A

Pink eye

35
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What causes “swimming pool conjunctivitis”?

A

adenovirus

36
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Adenovirus is what type of pathogen?

A

DNA virus

37
Q

What other 3 bacteria (gram +) cause pink eye?

A

Staphylococcus aureus
Streptococcus pneumoniae
Haemophilus aegyptii

38
Q

Ocular herpes is caused buy what?

A

HHV-1

39
Q

The latent virus for ocular herpes is in what ganglion? And travels through what nerve?

A

Trigeminal ganglion

Ophthalmic nerve

40
Q

Ocular herpes can lead to what?

A

blindness

41
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Which eye condition feels gritty?

A

Pink eye

42
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Acanthamoeba keratitis is what type of pathogen?

A

protozoan

43
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Best way to prevent acanthamoeba keratitis?

A

NEVER using nonsterile solutions to clean or store contact lenses

44
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acanthamoeba keratitis is an _____ disease.

A

emerging

45
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Acanthamoeba causes what symptoms?

A

Extreme eye pain, severe redness

46
Q

Loa Loa filariasis is what type of pathogen?

A

Nematode (roundworm)

47
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What are the vectors for Loa Loa?

A

deer fly

Mango fly

48
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Loa Loa filariasis aka?

A

Subcutaneous filariasis or loaiasis

49
Q

Does loa loa affect vision?

A

Not normally

50
Q

Swelling below skin caused by loa loa is called what?

A

Calabar swellings

51
Q

Onchocerciasis caused by what?

A

onchocerca valvulus

52
Q

Onchocerciasis aka?

A

River blindness

53
Q

River blindness vector is?

A

Black fly

54
Q

Long term corneal inflammation; leads to blindness symptoms of what?

A

River blindness/ onchocerciasis

55
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If not treated African sleeping sickness is what?

A

100% fatal

56
Q

What should you be careful using b/c of primary amebic meningeoencephalopathy?

A

neti pots

57
Q

Is CJD a prison disease?

A

No, only vCJD

58
Q

Which eye condition has pus?

A

trachoma

59
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What did they used to give babies for ophthalmic neonatorum?

A

Silver nitrate

60
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What do they give now to babies for ophthalmic neonatorum?

A

Erythromycin eyedrops

61
Q

Pink eye can be ____ or ____.

A

Bacteria or viral

62
Q

What is the only fungal eye disease?

A

Ocular candidias

63
Q

What causes ocular Candidias?

A

Candida albicans

64
Q

Ocular Candida is either spread via _____ or by _____?

A

Blood stream

Direct inoculation

65
Q

Yeast is in what part of they eye?

A

INSIDE

66
Q

What is a good prevention for loa loa?

A

antihelminthic prophylaxis effective

67
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Onchocerca volvulus (River blindness) is caused by what type of pathogen?

A

nematode

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