HIGH YIELD II

Question 1

major cause for group A strep or S. aureus?

Answer 1

cellulitis

Question 2

cellulitis, cat bites caused by?

Answer 2

pasteurella multocida

Question 3

cellulitis, human bites caused by?

Answer 3

eikenella corrodens

Question 4

cellulitis by sea water caused by?

Answer 4

vibrio vulnificus

Question 5

cellulitis by fresh water caused by?

Answer 5

aeromonas hydrophilia

Question 6

cellulitis by puncture caused by?

Answer 6

pseudomonas aeruginosa

Question 7

virulent streptococcal infection (group A strep)

hot, red, indurated, edematous, elevated borders

fever/constitutional sympomts

over 70% of cases found in LE

Peau d’ orange texture

Answer 7

erysipelas

Question 8

yellow drainage, no odor

Answer 8

staph aureus

Question 9

white, no odor

Answer 9

staph epi

Question 10

green, fruity odor

Answer 10

pseudomonas aeroginosa

Question 11

brown/red, foul odor

Answer 11

anaerobes

Question 12

clear to white, minimal odor

Answer 12

streptococci

Question 13

inflamed/infected periungual flesh

determine vascular status

Answer 13

paronychia

Question 14

localized collection of bacteria, neutrophils, other debris

fluctuance and localized hyperthermia

walled off from antibiotics

staph aureus is most common, w/ staph epi and strep pyogenes

Answer 14

abscess