Chapter 14 Flashcards

1
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What is S. gallolyticus associated with?

A

Human endocarditis & colon carcinoma.

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Human endocarditis & colon carcinoma

A

S. gallolyticus

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3
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GDS are:

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Nonhemolytic; PYR (-); grow in presence of bile; esculin (+); don’t grow at 6.5% NaCl; non present in human gut.

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4
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Bacteria of GDS

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S. bovis, S. gallolyticus, S. infentarius

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S. agalactia pathologies

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Neonatal sepsis, bacteremia, meningitis, UTIs, meningitis in adults

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6
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Which bacteria as a butterscotch/caramel odor?

A

S. anginosus

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S. anginosus

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Present in throat, colon and urogenital tract; cause brain, liver and lung abscesses

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S. canis:

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skin infections in dogs; uncommon infections in humans.

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9
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Which streptococci are nutritionally variant?

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Abiotrophia defectiva, Granulicatella elegans, & Granulicatella adiacens (isolated from cases of endocarditis)

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10
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Which bacteria need cysteine & pyridoxal for growth?

A

Abiotrophia & Granulicatella

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11
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What do NVSs cause?

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Part of normal flora, rarely endocarditis, bacteremia, brain abscesses. Similar to viridans.

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12
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S. pneumonia- typical morphology:

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Gram (+), lancet-shaped, diplococci; lose gram positivity with age

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Culture appearance of S. pneumonia

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Dome-shaped, with central depression, glistening (due to polysaccharide capsule); alpha-hemolytic

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14
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S. pneumonia growth characteristic

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Fermentation of glucose to lactic acid; lactic acid limits the growth

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15
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Quellung reaction

A

Pneumococci are mixed with polyvalent anti-serum to determine the presence of pneumococci; very expensive and hard to perform.

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16
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Empyema

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Pus in the pleural space

17
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Pneumonia bacterimia triad

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Meningitis, endocarditis, septic arthritis

18
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Early symptoms of pneumococcal pneumonia

A

Fever, chills, sharp pleural pain, bloody/rusty colored sputum; bacteremia present in 20% of cases.

19
Q

Secondary sites of S. pneumonia infection

A

Sinuses and middle ear (otitis media), mastoid (may cause meningitis)

20
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Drug of choice from S. pneumoniae

A

High does penicillin-G; vancomycin

21
Q

Which bacteria ferments mannitol?

A

S. gallolitycus

22
Q

Which bacteria are especially dangerous during pregancy?

A

S. pyogenes, S. agalactia