Enterobacteriaceae Flashcards

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Enterobacteriaceae genera

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Yersinia
Salmonella
Shigella

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2
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Characteristics of Enterobacteriaceae

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Non-lactose fermenters
Glucose fermenter
Facultative Anaerobe
Not members of normal flora
Pathogenic
Virulent

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3
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Yersinia spp

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G (-), Short rod
Pleomorphic
Catalase +
Oxidase -

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4
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Yersinia pestis hosts

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Rats
Mice
Voles

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5
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Antigens produced by yersinia pestis

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V and W antigens

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6
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Transmission of Y. pestis

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Bites of hosts

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7
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Disease caused by Yersinia pestis

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Plague/Black Death

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8
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Major Forms of Plague

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Bubonic Plague
Pneumonic Plague
Septicemia Plague

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9
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Most common form of Plague composed of 80-95% case

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Bubonic Plague

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10
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signs and Symptoms of Bubonic Plague

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High fever
Buboes - swollen lymph nodes

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Transmission of Bubonic Plague

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Rat Flea (Xenopsylla cheopis)
Contact with tissue fluid

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12
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Form of Plague where the blood carries bacteria to the lungs

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Pneumonic Plague

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13
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Form of Plague where the bacteria enters blood and multiply

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Septicemic Plague

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14
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Septicemic Plague is transmitted by

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Flea bites
Contact w/ contaminated tissues and fluids

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15
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Treatment of Yersinia pestis

A

Streptomycin
Gentamicin
Fluoroquinolones

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16
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Characteristics of Salmonella

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Peritrichous flagella
Glucose & Mannose fermenter w/o gas
Non-lactose & non-sucrose fermenter
H2S producer

17
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Most virulent serovar of S. typhi

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S. enterica serovar typhi

18
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S. typhi is spread through

A

Human feces

19
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Transmission of S. typhi

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Oral route or contaminated food or drink

20
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Disease caused by S. enterica s. typhi

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Typhoid fever
Enteric Fever
Typhus

21
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Diagnostic Test for Salmonella typhi

A

Widal Test

22
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DOC for S. typhi

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Ceftriaxone
Azithromycin

23
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Shigella species

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Shigella sonnel
S. boydii
S. flexneri
S. dysenteriae

24
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Shigella spp. characteristics

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Glucose fermenter
Non-lactose fermenter (S. sonnel)
Highly communicable disease

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Disease caused by Shigella sp.
Shigellosis dysentery
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Transmission of Shigella sp.
Through finger, food, feces, flies
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Most severe form of Shigella
S. dysenteriae
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Toxin produced by S. dysenteriae
Shiga Toxin
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S/S of dysentery
Blood Pus Bowel movement with straining and Tenesmus
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Treatment of Dysentery
Ciprofloxacin Ampicillin Doxycyline Trimethoprim Sulfamethoxazole (Bactrim)
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Triple Sugar iron Agar differentiates ______ and ______ from other enteric gram - rods in stool cultures
Shigella and Salmonella
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TSI agar is used detect fermentation of
Glucose Lactose Sucrose
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Mary Mallon is an asymptomatic carrier of S. typhi and harbors the pathogen in
Gallbladder