Cystic Fibrosis and Tuberculosis Flashcards

1
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What is the most common lethal genetic disease in Caucasians

A

Cystic fibrosis

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2
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how is cystic fibrosis inherited

A

autosomal recessive

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3
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what chromosome is cystic fibrosis on

A

chromosome 7

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4
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what is the gene product for cystic fibrosis?

A

CF transmembrane conductance regulator ( CFTR)

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5
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How do 70% of mutations occur in cystic fibrosis

A

3 nucleotide deletion

  • delete a single amino acid
  • delta F508
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6
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What are the major organs affected in cystic fibrosis

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lung and exocrine glands ( pancreas and small intestines)

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7
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what are lung and upper respiratory findings in cystic fibrosis

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  • chronic cough with sputum secretion
  • chronic wheezing
  • chronic pansinusitis
  • nalal polyposis
  • strep. pneumo as an infant
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8
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what are GI problems and hormonla probelms with cystic fibrosis

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  • meconium ileus (MI) intestinal blockage
  • pancreatic insufficiency
  • liver disease
  • delayed puberty
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9
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what is seen in X-ray of cystic fibrosis

A

accumulation of neutrophils

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10
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what is the most common bacteria to cause cystic fibrosis

A

P. aeruginosa

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11
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Is p. aeruginosa gram positive or negative

A

negative

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12
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what is the shape of p. aeruginosa

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rod shape

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13
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What does p. aeruginosa produce

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"grape-like odor"
produces biofilm (polysacharide)
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14
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Alginate produces what

A

mucoidy

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15
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what is required for alginate to replicate

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lot of cellular energy

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16
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what encloses bacteria in biofilm? Where is biofilm found?

A

exopolysaccharide matrix enclosed bacterial COMMUNITY, different from bacteria in suspension
-biofilms is found every UBIQUITOUS

17
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what are clinical manifestations of CF (3)

A
  1. localized lung infection: excessive neutrophil infiltration
  2. infection around bronchi and bronchioles
  3. malnutrition
18
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What is used to treat cystic fibrosis? how is the pseudo treated

A
  • inhaled tobramycin and oral azithromycin

- combination therapy for pseudo: penicillin, ticarcillin or piperacillin, plus aminoglycosdie ( gentamicin or amikacin)

19
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is Psuedo resistant to many durgs

20
Q

What is the second and first most common infectious cause of death in adults worldwide

A
  • Tuberculosos 2

- HIV 1

21
Q

where does mycoplasma tuberculosis reside in body

A

macrophages and monocytes

22
Q

Where does secondary TB usually occur in lung

A

apex of lung

23
Q

tuberculosis describe the bacteria

A
  • gram + like cell wall

- aerobic rod `

24
Q

what is tuberculosis bacteria resistant to

A

drying
chemical
germicides

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what is located in cell of tuberculosis
mycolic acid waxes
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how do you stain for tuberculosis
acid fast
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how fast does tuberculosis grow
slow
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How can tuberculosis live a macrophage
- prevents phagocytic/lysosome vesicle fursion - LLO homologue (hemolysin) - prevents acidification of phagosome - produce NH4
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What causes lung damage by tubercuosis
TNF alpha provoked by cell wall components
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what role does mycolic acids have in tuberculosis
stimulates immune response
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What medium does tuberculosis grow on
Lowenstein-Jenson | Middlebrook
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What is caseous granuloma
- central core-multinucleated giant cells ( fused macrophages) - epithelioid cell- large macrophages - CD4 positive T cells
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What is ghon comples
hilar lymphadenopathy | Langhan's cells
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what is Miliary TB
white nodules
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relate TB and AIDS
TB kills more rapidly in AIDS
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Aids and TB patients are more likely to have what clinical symptoms
- extrapulmonary disease - lymph nodes - genitourinary - CNS
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AIDS and TB are susceptible to what infection
MAI
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What test is used to detect TB
PPD
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Who may not show a positive PPD test even though they have TB
AIDS cross- reactive to other mycobacteria BCG