GIT Flashcards

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both vomiting and diarrhea with a short incubation is characteristic of

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staphylococcal aureus poisoning WHICH PRODUCE PREFORMD TOXIN

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Cl.perfrengens WHICH PRODUCE PREFORMD TOXIN has both diarhea and vomiting but a

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longer incubation period

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3
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which food caused vomting by bacillus cereus

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rice WHICH PRODUCE PREFORMD TOXIN

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4
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diarrheas caused by staphlycoccus only in

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cooked meat bacillus poisoning

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5
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Infection of small bowel non-inflammatory or minimal inflammation CAUSED BY which mecahnism

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enterotoxin or adherence / superficial invasion

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6
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clinical sign of infection in small bowel and what we found in culture

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Watery diarrhea
no fecal leukocytosis

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Food poisoning (bacteria) name organisms and there morphology and in which food

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1-Staphylococcus aureus G+ve cocci (two packets disease) diarrhea and vomiting also short incubation salad ,tuna fish
2-Bacillus cereus G+ve rod
Diarrhea form cooked meat
Vomiting (Emetic) form Rice
3-Clostridium perfringens G+ve rod diarrhea and little vomiting also longer incubation
4-Clostridium botulinum G+ve rod Botulism disease Flaccid Paralysis Canned food

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8
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Viral Gastroenteritis suggestive Features

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  • Mean incubation period of 24-48 hrs
  • Mean duration of 12-60 hours
  • Morethan 50% of affected persons have vomiting
    no bacteria on culture
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9
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Common viruses for viral gastroenteritis

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Rotavirus
Human caliciviruses (Noroviruses,Sapovirus)
Astrovirus
Enteric adenovirus

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10
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Pathogenesis for viral gastroenteritis

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cause diarrhea by destroying or altering function of enterocyte at the villi but no in crypts

Villus cells are sodium-absorbing cells. See decreased sodium and water absorption
and reduced production of disaccharidases leading to carbohydrate malabsorption.

  • Some also have proteins that stimulate fluid secretion
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11
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Similarities between norovirus and rotavirus

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non inflammatory watery diarrhea + no wbc or blood

both seen in cooler months

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12
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differences between norovirus and rotavirus

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Rota noro

Young adults
fever low grade fever
live oral vaccine no vaccine
rapid antigen assays cant work on it

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differences between norovirus and rotavirus

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Rota noro

Young adults
fever low grade fever
live oral vaccine no vaccine
rapid antigen assays cant work on it

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13
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Name an organism that can cause bacterial infection of small bowel

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cholera
ecoli

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14
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morphology of cholera

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gram negatiave rod

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15
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is cholera enterotoxin or exotoxin

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enterotoxin

16
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clinical presention , pathogenisis and mangament of cholera

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rice water stool

A = Active —> go to cytosol and act on Gs supunit —-> increase cAMP——–> increase protein kinase which will ead to water and elcetrocyte loss
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B binding

management if adequte water replacement

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Ecoli morphology

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G-ve bacillus (rod_

18
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How dose ecoli handel ph and how dose it transmit

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very sensitve to ph
transmmitted by contaminnated water

19
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What are the types of E.coli that cause watery travelers diarrhea

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Enterotoxigenic E.coli (ETEC)
Enteropathogenic E.coli
enteroaggregative E.coli

19
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How dose ecoli cause watery diarrhea in small intestine

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By
1-labile toxin —-> stimulate cAMP adenylate cyclase by ADP-ribosylatin;
2-stable toxin stimulates guanylate cyclase

20
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Major pathogenic factor of bloody diarrhea by ecoli(hemolytic uemic syndrome ) and which organ and lap finding

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Shiga toxin that inhibit protein synthesis in enterocyte by removing adenine from 28S ribosomal RNA

Large intestine

RBC IN STOOL

21
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Organism that cause bloody diarrhea + gramnegtive rod in large bowel

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E.coli
Shigella dysenteriae
Salmonella
campylobacter jejuni

22
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Bloody diarrhea caused by ecoli have a toxin mediated toxin what is it and what the clinical picture of it in large intestine

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enterohemorrhagic E.coli (shiga toxin)

dysentery lile picture with pain griping fever .

Blood and mucous + WBCs in stool

Enteroinvaseive E.coli

no blood

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WHat organ dose Shigella affect and the morphology
Large inestine G-ve rod non-lactoe fermenting color less
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pathogenisis of shigella and resistance to what
affect human only , shiga toxin gastric acidity
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Lab Diagnosis of shigella
methylene blue of stool to know if neutrophil are there or not
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transmatiion of shigella
fecal-oral
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clinical presention of shigella
Watery then bloody severy abdomin pain treatment with fluid and antibiotic
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Descripe the morphology of salmonella(non typhoidal) nad cultural characteristics
G-neg non lactose fermenting
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Pathogenisis of salmonella
Animal source (سلحفاه ) enterocoltits ----> relase pro inflamnmatory cytokines by infected cell casueing systemic signs (fever)
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Clinical presenention of salmonella
abdomin pain + diarrrhea with or without blood fever
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Clinical presenention of salmonella
abdomin pain + diarrrhea with or without blood fever
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WHat organ dose campylobacter jejuni affect and the morphology
curved g-ve rod
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Pathogenisis of campylobacter jejuni
Animal source (puppies) enterocoltits ----> relase pro inflamnmatory cytokines especially under 5 years old Guillain -barre syndrome : immune disease => antbody against c.jejuni cross react with antigens of neurones
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lap of cl.campylobater
stool specimen cultured on blood agar microaerophilic