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1
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inflammatory diarrhea Sx

A

blood/mucous in stool
fever
leukocytes in fecal smear
abdominal pain

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inflammatory diarrhea mech

A 
direct invasion (or cytotoxin) of intestinal mucosa
damage to cells
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3
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inflammatory diarrhea organism

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bacteria

protozoan

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secretory diarrhea Sx

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watery diarrhea

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secretory diarrhea mech

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enterotoxin synthesized after colonization

enterotoxin mess with enterocytes and tight junctions

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6
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secretory diarrhea orgs

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viral

bacterial (toxin mediated)

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causative agents of gastroenteritis

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staphylococcus aureus (s)
bacillus cereus (s)
clostridium perfringens
(listeria monocytogenes)

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causative agents of GI antrax

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bacillus anthracis

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causative agents of antibiotic associated diarrhea

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clostridium difficile

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how S. aureus causes disease

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enterotoxin

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enterotoxin qualities

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extremely stable (resist boiling + enzymes)
superantigen
acts directly on neural in upper GI

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12
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staph gastroenteritis Sx

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acute vomiting
abdominal ain
secretory diarrhea

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13
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staph gastroenteritis likely foods

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salad dressing, meats, custards (protein-rich)

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staph gastroenteritis onset

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1-6 hours

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15
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when staph makes toxin

A

@ room temp

prior to eating

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16
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bacilus cereus qualities

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gram + rod
aerobic
forms endospores
motile*
beta-hemolytic*
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bacilus cereus foods

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spores on grains, vegetables, dairy products

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bacilus cereus gastroenteritis (forms)

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emetic

diarrheal

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emetic form onset

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1 - 5 hrs

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diarrheal form onset

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1 (10) - 24 hrs

21
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emetic form foods

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fried rice, pasta

germinate after cooked, not reheated enough

22
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diarrheal form foods

A

meat dishes

sauces

23
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emetic form sx

A

nausea
vomiting
cramps

24
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diarrhea form sx

A

secretory diarrhea
abdominal pain
cramps
NO FEVER

25
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emetic form enterotoxin

A

heat stable

pre-formed

26
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diarrheal for endotoxin

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heat labile
cAMP stim mech
ingest spores, germ in SI

27
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clostridium perfringens qualities

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gram + rod
anaerobic (aerotolerant)
encapsulated
non-motile
double zone of hemolysis
endospores rarely evident
28
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c. perfringens enterotoxin

A

heat-labile

risrupts ion transpoort

29
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c. perfringens sx

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nausea
abdominal cramps
secretory diarrhea
NO FEVER

30
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c. perfringens Tx

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self limiting

1 - 2 days

31
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major cause of food poisoning in US

A

C. perfringens

32
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most common cause of diarrhea in hospitalized patients

A

c. difficile

33
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% of people w/ c. diff in intestines

A

usually 1- 3 %

after being hospitalized for a week - 20% (also healthcare workers)

34
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c diff as opportunist

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if present in colon, it’s usually kept in check by normal flora
antibiotics - eliminate normal flora - C diff goes wild

35
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c. difficile characteristics

A

gram + rod

spore forming

36
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c.. difficile VFs

A

spores
toxin A
toxin B

37
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toxin A actions

A

enterotoxin
cause increased fluid secretion and stim inflammatory response (chemotactic for neutrophils)
disrupt enterocyte absorption (secretory diarrhea)

38
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toxin B action

A

cytotoxin
damages enterocytes, (inhibit protein synthesis, disrupts cytoskeleton)
–> inflammatoory diarrhea

39
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pseudomembrane formation

A

toxin A and toxin B needed

40
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pseudomembrane location

A

lesions in colon

may be at jxn of SI/LI

41
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antibiotic-associated diarrhea (antibiotics)

A

ampicillin
clindamycin
cephalosporins
flouroquinolones

42
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antibiotic associated diarrhea Sx

A

watery/bloody diarrhea (secretory)
abdominal cramps
fever
leukocytosis (inflammatory)

43
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pseudomembranous colitis

A

when AAD progresses and forms inflammatory plaques in colon

44
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pseudomembrane structure

A

fibrin, leukocytes and necrotic colonic cells

45
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B. anthracis characteristics

A 
gram + rod
endospores
non-motile
non-hemolytic (gamma)
capsule (poly-D)
tri-part toxin
46
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tri-part toxin components

A

protective antigen
lethal factor (necrosis)
edema factor

47
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GI anthrax incubation period

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1 - 6 days

48
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GI anthrax Sx

A

abdominal pain, fever, vomiting, bloody diarrhea, shock (to death)

49
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GI anthrax mech

A

eat animal product w/ spores in it
spores germinate in SI - release toxin
toxin changes absorptive props (secretory diarrhea)
lethal factor –> inflammatory diarrhea

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