Exam 3 - Lecture 22: Mycobacteriaceae Flashcards

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Is mycobacteriacae an aerobe or anaerobe?

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Is mycobacteriacae motile or non-motile?

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Is Mycobacteriacaea sporulating?

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What stain do you use for Mycobacteriacaeaea?

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Mycobacteriacaea resists ____, _____, _____, and _____.

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Mycobacteriacae multiple and dividide ____.

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Mycobacteriacaeae pathogens = _____ colonies

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Mycobacteria can be stained with _____ and viewed with ______. 11

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Microscopically, mycobacterial infection is marked by numerous acid fast organisms growing within macrophages. Lots of _______are seen, particularly in macrophages.

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Mycobacteria are clumpy in _____.

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Cord factor is a _____ that inhibits ______ of PMNs. Small quantities of cord factor are letha in _____.

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Cord factor is abundant in _____ and if this is absent from Mycobacteria it means it is _____.

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Non-TB mycobacteria also cause problems. They are classified into _____ groups.

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Which group of non-TB mycobacteria is the only one of the four that does rapid instead of slow growth?

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Which group of non-TB mycobacteria is the only one of the four that does not produce a pigment?

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What do we now categorize the non-TB Mycobacteria groups as?

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TB is spread by ____

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The primary lesion of TB involves ____ and _____.

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_____ tuberculosis is more general.

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Miliary TB is also known as ______.

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The host response to M. tuberculosis is a ______ response or a ________.

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Individuals previously exposed to M. tuberculosis develop a ______ reaction upon re-exposure to the organism or its products. This reaction is the basis for the _______.

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What is the name for the Tuberculin skin test?

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The tuberculin skin test is an intradermal infection of _______.

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The tuberculin skin test has to incubate for ____ hours.

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What are the measurements for a negative, indeterminate, and positive tuberculin skin test?

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What is the treatment for tuberculosis?

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For the first 2 months of tuberculosis treatment, what 4 drugs do you take?

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For the 4th-6th months of tuberculosis, what two drugs do you take?

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____ is caused by a TB bacteria that is resistant to at least _____ and _____.

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______ is a rare type of MDR TB that is resistant to isoniazid and rifampin, plus any fluoroquinolone and at least one of the three injectable second line drugs.

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What test is given if it is suspected that you are allergic to the Tuberculin skin test?

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The Quantiferon Gold Test detects the release of _____ in whole blood when incubated with synthetic peptides representing two proteins from M. tuberculosis.

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What are the two keys to isolation for M. tuberculosis culture?

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The ____ smear is used for treatment, isolation, and public health.

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What is the general FDA approved M. tuberculosis molecular test?

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PCR also detects ____ mutation conferring rifampin resistance.

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Tubverculosis remains a common disease, but the majority of infections are _____ and patients recover without ever knowing they were infected.

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____% of individuals with HIV disease may have tuberculosis.

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Many mycobacteriia are ______ resistant and can be very difficult to treat.

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What is the most common of the Mycobacteria organisms to cause infection?

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M. avium intracellulare is often seen in ____.

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What are three things that mycobacterium avium complex is seen in? Is there any human to human transmission?

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Invasive cardiovascular infections of mycobacterium avium are associated with ______.

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Mycobacterium avium complex is resistant to ____.

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Is leprosy a highly contagious disease?

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Acquisition of M. leprae requires _____.

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M. leprae has to be cultured using what two things?

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What characterizes severe forms of leprosy (Hansen’s disease)?

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Early ______ are characterized by anesthetic macules with hypopigmentation. Mainly involves nerves, with anaesthesia and paraesthesia leading to loss of fingers and toes.

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Is leprae culturable?

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What is the lab diagnosis for leprae?

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What is treatment for Paucibacillary leprae?

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What is the treatment for Multibacillary leprae?

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With leprae, resistance to ___ and ____ has been reported.

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