digestive Flashcards

1
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what are the major symptoms for Dental Caries

A

Appear as holes or pits in the teeth

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what is the causative organism for Dental Caries

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Streptococcus mutans

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3
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what type of pathogen is Dental Caries

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Bacteria (Gram +)

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what is the key associations for Dental Caries

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Diets high in sucrose increase the risk of decay

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what are the major symptoms for Gingivitis

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Gums that are swollen, tender, bright red, or bleeding

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6
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what is the causative organism for Gingivitis

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Porphyromonas gingivalis

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7
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what is another name for Gingivitis

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Peridontitis

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8
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what type of pathogen is Gingivitis

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Bacteria (Gram -)

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9
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what is the causative organism for Peptic Ulcer

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Helicobacter pylori

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what is the mode of transmission for Peptic Ulcer

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Fecal-oral transmission

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what type of Peptic Ulcer do you have if it get relived by food

A

duodenal

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12
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what type of Peptic Ulcer do you have if it gets exacerbated by food

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gastric

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13
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what is the major symptom for Cholera (bacterial

gastroenteritis)

A

Rice-water stool

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what is the causative organism for Cholera (bacterial

gastroenteritis)

A

Vibrio cholerae

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that is the mode of transmission for Cholera (bacterial

gastroenteritis)

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Fecal-oral, through contaminated food and water

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16
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what is the key association for Cholera (bacterial

gastroenteritis)

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most common Vibrio to infect humans

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what are the major symptoms for Shigellosis (bacterial gastroenteritis)

A

purulent bloody stools

blood, pus or mucus in stool

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what is the causative organism for Shigellosis (bacterial gastroenteritis)

A

Shigella sonnei,

S. flexner

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what is the main way to get Shigellosis (bacterial gastroenteritis)

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consuming contaminated foods

esp cold foods & salads

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what is another name for Shigellosis (bacterial gastroenteritis)

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Bacillary dysentery or

Shiga toxin

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21
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what are the major symtoms for Traveler’s Diarrhea

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Watery diarrhea, cramps, nausea and vomiting (N/V)

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what is the causative organism for Traveler’s Diarrhea

A

Escherichia coli

O157:H7

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what is the key association for Traveler’s Diarrhea

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E. coli most commonly causes GI infection

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what are the major symptoms for Campylobacter Diarrhea

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Bloody and frequent diarrhea

10+/day x 7-10 days

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25
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what is the mode of transmission for Campylobacter Diarrhea

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Poultry is the most common

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26
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what is the most common cause of bacterial gastroenteritis in the US

A

Campylobacter Diarrhea

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what are the major symptoms for Pseudomembranous colitis

A

Diarrhea, inflammation
of colon with formation
of pseudo-membranes

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28
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what is the mode of transmission for Pseudomembranous

colitis

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Extremely common opportunist after taking antimicrobials; common nosocomial infection

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29
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what is the key association for Pseudomembranous

colitis

A

Life threatening peritonitis due to massive internal

infection by fecal bacteria

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30
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what is another name for Salmonellosis Salmonella food poisoning

A

Salmonella food poisoning or

Salmonella poisoning

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31
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what is the mode of transmission for Salmonellosis

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eggs, poultry, inadequately pasteurized milk

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what are the major symptoms for Salmonellosis: Typhoid Fever

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bacteremia; can lead to peritonitis

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33
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what are the major symptoms for Clostridial Food Poisoning

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Abdominal cramps and watery diarrhea, NO fever, or N/V

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34
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how long does Clostridial Food Poisoning last

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Fairly benign, < 24 hours

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35
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what are the major symptoms for Yersinia

Food Poisoning

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Inflammation of the intestinal tract: diarrhea, fever (weeks or months), sometimes mimics appendicitis

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36
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what is the mode of transmission for Yersinia

Food Poisoning

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Consumption of contaminated pork, milk, water, and tofu

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37
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what is another name for Bacillus cereus food poisoning

A

Fried Rice Syndrome

38
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what is the mode of transmission for Bacillus cereus food poisoning

A

Consumption of rice dishes cooked and held

at warm temp for hours

39
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what are the major symptoms for Oral Herpes

A

cold sores

40
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what is the key association for Oral Herpes

A

Latent virus usually in trigeminal ganglia

41
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what are the major symptoms for Mumps

A

Painful enlargement of the parotid salivary glands (parotitis);
testicular swelling in boys (orchitis)

42
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what is the causative organism that will cause 90% of viralgastroenteriti

43
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what is the Most common cause of infantile

gastroenteritis

44
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what is the major symptom for Hepatitis A

45
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what is another name for Hepatitis A

A

Infectious Hepatitis

46
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what is the key association for Hepatitis A

A

resistant to common household disinfectants

47
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what are the major symptoms for Hepatitis B

A

Most asymptomatic or have mild symptoms; Jaundice

associated with liver cancer

48
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what is the key association for Hepatitis B

A

Coinfection with Hepatitis D virus increases risk of

permanent liver damage

49
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what are the major symptoms for Hepatitis C

A

Chronic infection with few if any symptoms

50
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what is the key association for Hepatitis C

A

Accounts for most non- A, non-B hepatitis in the US

51
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what are the major symptoms for Hepatitis D

A

Jaundice, plays a role in triggering liver cancer

52
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what is the key association for Hepatitis D

A

Needs HBV co- infection, so called a satellite virus

53
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what are the major symptoms for Hepatitis E

A

Fatal in 20% of pregnant women

54
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what is another name for Hepatitis E

A

Enteric hepatitis

55
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what are the major symptoms for Giardiasis

A

Severe watery diarrhea,

“rotten egg” smelling stools

56
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what is the mode of transmission for Giardiasis

A

Ingesting cysts in
contaminated water or
when swimming

57
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what is another name for Giardiasis

A

Beaver Fever

58
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what are the major symptoms for Cryptosporidiosis

A

Severe diarrhea, headache, muscular pain, ramping, severe fluid and weight loss

59
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what is the mode of transmission for Cryptosporidiosis

A

Drinking contaminated water; Fecal-oral transmission

60
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what is another name for Cryptosporidiosis

A

Cryptosporidium enteritis

61
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what are the major symptoms for Cyclosporiasis

A

myalgia, and fever; AIDS patients more severe

62
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what is the mode of transmission for Cyclosporiasis

A

Outbreaks have been linked to raspberries

63
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what is the causative organism for Balantidiasis

A

Balantidium coli

64
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what are the major symptoms for Balantidiasis

A

Healthy adults: asymptomatic;

Poor health: persistent diarrhea, abdominal pain, and weight loss

65
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what are the major symptoms for a Tapeworm Infestations that is in beef

A

Most are asymptomatic;

Nausea, abdominal pain, weight loss, and diarrhea may occur

66
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what is the causative organism for a beef Tapeworm Infestations

A

Taenia saginata

67
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what is a beef Tapeworm Infestations called

A

proglottids = tapeworm segments

68
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what is a pork tapeworm called

A

Pork tapeworm proglottids = tapeworm segments

69
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what is the causative organism for a pork Tapeworm Infestations

A

Taenia solium

70
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what are the major symptoms for a Tapeworm Infestations in fish

A

80% of cases are asymptomatic;

Diarrhea, abd pain, vomiting, weight loss, fatigue, constipation; possible megaloblastic anemia

71
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what is another name for a fish Tapeworm Infestations

A

diphyllobothriasis

72
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what are the major symptoms caused but a Tapeworm Infestations from dog feces

A
Hydatid cysts(calcifications) can form
in any organ but occur primarily in the liver
73
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what is another name for a Tapeworm Infestations that is caused by dog feces

A

Canine tapeworm

74
Q

what is the most common nematode infection of humans WORLDWIDE

A

Ascariasis

75
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what is the 2nd most common nematode affecting humans WORLDWIDE

A

Hookworm Infections

76
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what is the most common parasitic worm in the US

A

Pinworm Infestations

77
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what are the major symptoms for Hookworm Infections

A

Ground itch at site of larvae penetration; Causes chronic anemia, iron and protein deficiencies

78
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what is the mode of transmission for Hookworm infections

A

Larvae penetrate the skin, usually of the foot

79
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what are the major symptoms for Ascariasis

A

Most asymptomatic;
Pulmonary: dry cough, difficulty breathing, bloody sputum
intestinal obstruction;

80
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what are the major symptoms for Pinworm Infestations

A

Intense perianal itching (esp at night)

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81
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what is the mode of transmission for Pinworm Infestations

A

Females deposit eggs in the perianal region at
night; easily spread on bedding, from person-
person after scratching

82
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what is the major symptoms for Dracunculiasis

A

After about a year of infection, the worm forms a blister on the skin, generally on the foot, which breaks open

83
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what is another name for Dracunculiasis

A

Guinea worm disease

84
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how do you get rid of Dracunculiasis

A

winding the worm out on a stick

85
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what are the major symptoms for Trichinosis

A

Mild cases asymptomatic

muscle pain and weakness

86
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what is another name for Trichinosis

A

Trichinellosis; NOT common in US

87
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what are the major symptoms for Intestinal fluke infection

A

Most asymptomatic allergic responses, intestinal obstruction

88
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what is another name for Intestinal fluke infection

A

fasciolopsiasis

89
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what are the major symptoms for Liver Fluke Infection

A

Tissue death, abdominal pain, fever, N/V, diarrhea

90
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what is another name for Liver Fluke Infection

A

fascioliasis