Handout 8 Flashcards

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1
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where are the majority of gram negative bacteria found?

A

in the gut???

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2
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most gram negative bacteria are rods except what 3?

A

Neisseria- diplococus “double douche”

and treponema and borrelia= spirochetes.

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3
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what do gram negative bacteria have in their cell walls?

A

LPS. It’s en ENDOTOXIN that is released when the bacteria lyse

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4
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is LPS an exotoxin or endotoxin?

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ENDO- it’s part of the bacteria

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5
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what does the endotoxin react with that causes endotoxic shock?

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macrophages

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6
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what are 3 organisms that pose the biggest danger for endotoxic shock?

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Shigella, Neisseria, E. Coli

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7
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is LPS the same as bacterial exotoxins?

A

heck no

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8
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can exotoxins be released by gram -?

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yes, gram neg and positive

ENDOTOXIN is all gram -

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9
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are antibodies to carbohydrate protective for endotoxins?

A

NO?

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10
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can endotoxins be converted to a toxoid?

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NO! no vaccines! endotoxins can be converted though

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11
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would an endotoxin or exotoxin be more toxic in small amounts?

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exotoxin

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12
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characteristics of the enterobacteriaceae family?

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often intestinal flora and may cause GI disease

  • becoming drug resistant0 problem with nosocomial disease
  • virulence factors include endotoxin, capsule, and antigenic variation
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13
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ETEC?

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enterotoxigenic E. Coli

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14
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EHEH

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enterohemorrhagic E. Coli

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15
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salmonella typhimurium?

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MURIUM- eggs and poultry “you like it so much why don’t you “MURY it???”

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16
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non motile ROD spread by oral feacal route
LARGE intestine.
not as invasive as salmonella

A

shigella

17
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what causes the bubonic plague?

A

Y. Pestis

18
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what is the vector for the bubonic plague?

A

fleas are the vector and rodents the reservoir

19
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y. enterocolitica

A

reservoirs are pigs and such.
small intestine.
“enter COL”- COL is all about the horses, pigs, sheep, etc.

20
Q

klebsiella pneumonia

A

kaleb causes pneumonia obviously, wound and soft tissue and UTIs

21
Q

proteus mirabilis

A

enzyme urease
Mirabel
Proteus can Miracle a UTI and she wants top “erase” the memory

22
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describe the virulence factors of cholera?

A

death is from dehydration
cholera toxin- an AB toxin
-pili, LPS and neruoaminidase

23
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how is cholera transmitted?

A

water or shellfish.

24
Q

what is one of the major causes of food borne illness in developed countries

A

C. jejuni

the jews get it! when they go to camp!

25
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C. Coli????

A

C Coli from PORK and european union

26
Q

Helicobacter?

A

the nobel prize!!!!
helicopters are noble prize worthy
PLEOmorphic rod. PLEO is a nobel prized idea

27
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pseudomonas aeruginosa.

A

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