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Clinical Bacteriology II Flashcards

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1
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botulism

A

clostridium botulinum
heat labile toxin - inhibit ACh release - at NMJ
flaccid paralysis
floppy baby

canned food and honey (kids)

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honey in kids

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botulism - spore ingestion

floppy baby

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canned food in adults

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botulism - preformed toxin ingestion

flaccid paralysis

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4
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tx botulism

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antitoxin

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gas gangrene

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clostridium perfringes

alpha toxin - mynecorsis and hemolysis

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pseudomembranous colitis

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clostridum dificile infection

two toxins
A - bind brush border of gut
B - cytoskeletal disruption - actin depolymer - pseudomembranous formation

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7
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secondary to antibiotic use

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C. dif

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tx of C. dif

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metrondiazole

oral vancomycin

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anthrax

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bacillus anthracis

gram positive spore forming rod

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10
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polypeptide capsule bacteria

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only one - bacillus anthracis - D-glutamate

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11
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cutaneous anthrax

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painless papule surrounded by vesicle - ulcer with black eschar

bacillus anthracis

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pulmonary anthrax

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inhale spores
-flu-like sx - rapid progress to fever, pulmonary hemorrhage, mediastinitis, shock

death

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13
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nausea and vomit after eating rice

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bacillus cereus

nausea and vomiting 1-5 hours - preformed toxin cereulid

diarrhea watery, nonbloody, within 8-18 hours

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14
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cereulide

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preformed toxin bacillus cereus

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15
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rocket tails

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actin polymer - with listeria monocytogenes

-allow intracellular movement and cell to cell spread

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listeria monocytogenes

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facultative intracellular

unpasteurized dairy, cold deli meat, transplacental, vaginal during birth

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17
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meningitis with listeria

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infant, immunocompromised, elderly

tx - ampicillin

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18
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actinomyces class

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long branch filament
gram positive anaerobe
not acid fast
normal oral flora

oral facial abscess drain through sinus tracts - yellow sulfur granules

tx - PCN

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nocardia class

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long branching filament
gram positive aerobe
acid fast
found in soil

pulm infection in immunocompromised
cutaneous infection after trauma - immunocompetent

tx - sulfonamides

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20
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tx of actinomyces

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PCN

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21
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tx of nocardia

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sulfonamides

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22
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ghon complex

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primary TB
-lower to mid zones of lung

also see hilar nodes with primary TB

heals - by fibrosis

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23
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secondary TB

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fibrocaseous cavitary lesion - upper lung lobe

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24
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pott disease

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TB to vertebral body

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25
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miliary TB

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disseminated - severe bacteremia

often to death

26
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tuberculosis

A

mycobacterium tuberculosis

27
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mycobacterium avium intracellulare

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disseminated non-TB disease in AIDS pt

CD4

28
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prophylactic tx for mycobacterium avium intracellulare

A

CD4

29
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hand infection aquarium handler

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mycobacterium marinum

30
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hansen disease

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leprosy

mycobaterium leprae

acid fast - likes cool temps - infect skin and superficial nerves

31
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armadillo

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leprosy

32
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2 forms of leprosy

A

1 - lepromatous - skin, leonine lion like facis - is communicable
-Th2 response

2 - tuberculoid - hairless skin plaque
-Th1 response

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tx of leprosy

A

dapsone and rifampin - tuberculoid form

clofazimine added - lepromatous form

34
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campylobacter jejuni class

A

gram negative
oxidase positive
comma shaped
grow at 42C

35
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vibrio cholera class

A

gram negative
oxidase positive
comma shaped
grow in alkaline media

36
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h. pylori class

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gram negative
oxidase positive
comma shaped
produce urea

37
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neisseria meningitidis class

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gram negative diplococci

maltose fermenter

38
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meisseria gonorrhea class

A

gram negative diplococci

maltose nonfermenter

39
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maltose

A

determine neisseria

meningitidis - maltose fermenter
gonorrhea - maltose nonfermenter

40
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h flu class

A

gram negative coccoid rod

41
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pasteurella class

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gram negative coccoid rod

42
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brucella class

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gram negative coccoid rod

43
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bordetella pertussis class

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gram negative coccoid rod

44
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pseudomonas class

A

gram negative rod
lactose nonfermenter
oxidase positive

45
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klebsiella class

A

gram negative rod

lactose fermenter - fast

46
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E. coli class

A

gram negative rod

lactose fermenter - fast

47
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salmonella class

A

gram negative rod
lactose nonfermenter
oxidase negative
produce H2S

48
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proteus class

A

gram negative rod
lactose nonfermenter
oxidase negative
produce H2S

49
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yersinia class

A

gram negative rod
lactose nonfermenter
oxidase negative
produce H2S

50
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shigella class

A

gram negative rod
lactose nonfermenter
oxidase negative
no H2S production

51
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tx of gonorrhea

A

ceftriaxone

and azithromycin or doxycycline - for chlamydial coinfection

52
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tx of neonatal conjunctivitis

A

often with gonococci infection

eyedrops - erythromycin drops

53
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tx of meningococcus

A

ceftriaxone or PCN G

54
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maltose fermenation

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neisseria meningitidis

55
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waterhouse friedrichson syndrome

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neisseria meningitidis

56
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fitz hugh curtis syndrome

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neisseria gonorrhea

57
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h flu

A

IgA protease

58
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chocolate agar

A

culture h. flu

-factor V and X

59
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cherry red epiglottitis in children

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h. flu

60
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tx mucosal infection of h. flu

A

amoxicillin +/- clavulanate

61
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tx meningitis with h. flu

A

ceftriaxone

rifampin prophylaxis - close contacts

62
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disease with h. flu

A

epiglottitis
meningitis
otitis media
pneumonia

Board Review - B - Microbiology (16 decks)

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