clinical micro Flashcards
MCC of acute upper/lower respiratory infection
pneumococcus + H flu
capable of meningiococcemia and meningitis and sepsis
N meningitidis
Otitis, sinusitis, bronchitis, penumonia in COPD and elderly (no sepsis)
Moraxella catarrhalis
what are the 3 mouth aerobes
alpha strep (viridans), Neiseria (gonorrhea), HAECK
what are the HAECK bugs
Hemophilus, actinobacillus, cardiobacterium, eikenella, kingella
fastidious G- bacilli that cause endocarditis
HAECK
endocarditis and dental caries
strep viridans
catalase +, coag +, beta-hemolytic
staph aureus
what is the most common cause of sepsis
staph aureus
coag - staph
epidermidis and saprophiticus
how do you differentiate between staph eli and saprophiticus
epi is NOVA sensitive and saprophiticus is resistant
where do you find GAS
mucous membranes (strep throat)
what are the not bad streps
viridans + gamma-hemolytic
colon cancer
strep bovis
where are enterococci a part of the normal flora
GI/GU
what are the cause of bed sore infections
enterococci
first 2 dz when you think of enterococci
IV catheters and GI lesions
what is the most resistant bacteria
enterococci
name 6 G- rods and what is a family name for them
enterobacteriaceae = E. coli, Klebsiella, Proteus, Enterobacter, Pseudomonas, Acinetobacter