CHAPTER 18: Pathogenic Mycobacteria Flashcards
Groups of Pathogenic Mycobacterial species
1 Obligate Pathogens 2 Skin Pathogens 3 Opportunistic Pathogens 4 Non- or rarely Pathogenic 5 Animal Pathogens
Group 1 Mycobacteria
M. tuberculosis
M. bovis
M. leprae
Group 2 Mycobacteria
M. marinum
M. ulcerans
Group 3 Mycobacteria
M. avium-intracellulare
M. kansasi
M. xenopi
M. malmoense
Group 4 Mycobacteria
M. gordonae
M. smegmatis
Group 5 Mycobacteria
M. paratuberculosis
M. lepraemurium
Th cytokine response of Lepromatous Leprosy
Th2
Th cytokine response of Tuberculoid Leprosy
Th1
This is the spread of tuberculosis from primary focus throughout the body
Miliary spread
Virulence determinant of TB that stimulates cytokines
Lipoarabinomannan
Virulence determinant of TB that promotes intramacrophage survival
Superoxide dismutase
Renal affectation of TB is complicated by which conditions
Ureteral fibrosis
Hydronephrosis
Common bony site of TB infection
Lumbosacral spine
Direct staining methods for TB
Ziehl-Neelsen method
Auramine
Lipid-rich (egg-containing) medium with malachite green used to suppress other organisms in TB culture
Lowenstein-Jensen medium