Infection - Hemophilus Influenza Flashcards

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Causative Organism of Hemophilus Influenza

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  • Hemophilus influenzae
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Characters of Hemophilus Influenza

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  • Gram -ve coccobacilli
  • Require specific growth factors for culture as hematin
  • Non-capsulated forms › Non-typable H. influenzae
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Types of Hemophilus Influenza

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  • A - F → According to the polysaccharide capsule
  • The most virulent is type b (95% of cases)
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MOI by Hemophilus Influenza

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  • Direct droplet
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IP of Hemophilus Influenza

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Variable

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Age in Hemophilus Influenza

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  • > 90% of cases: < 5 years
  • Majority: < 2 years
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Host for Hemophilus Influenza

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  • Only humans
  • A constituent of the normal respiratory flora in 60-90% of healthy children mostly non-typable
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RF of invasive Disease in Hemophilus Influenza

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  • Sickle cell, asplenia, immune deficiency, malignancy
  • Previous invasive disease
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Pathogenesis of Hemophilus Influenza

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CP of Hemophilus Influenza

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CP of Hemophilus Influenza

  • M
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CP of Hemophilus Influenza

  • CS
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CP of Hemophilus Influenza

  • EI
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CP of Hemophilus Influenza

  • PB
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CP of Hemophilus Influenza

  • OSC
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INVx for Hemophilus Influenza

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INVx for Hemophilus Influenza

  • Direct Smear
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Gram stain - Methylene blue

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INVx for Hemophilus Influenza

  • CBC
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Leukocytosis

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INVx for Hemophilus Influenza

  • Culture
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Chocolate or blood agar

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INVx for Hemophilus Influenza

  • Serology
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Agglutination test using antisera

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INVx for Hemophilus Influenza

  • Detection of polysaccharide Ag
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Latex agglutination in:
- CSF
- Urine
- Blood especially in patients receiving antibiotics

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Prevention of Hemophilus Influenza

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Prevention of Hemophilus Influenza

  • Active
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Conjugate vaccine
- Polysaccharide conjugated with protein carrier as DT toxoids outer membrane protein of N. meningitidis

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Prevention of Hemophilus Influenza

  • Passive
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TTT of **Hemophilus Influenza**
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TTT of **Hemophilus Influenza** - Moderate - Severe Sensitivity
- Ampicillin, Amoxycillin, Chloramphenicol, Cotrimoxazole (Increased resistance)
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TTT of **Hemophilus Influenza** - Highest Sensitivity
* Amox-clavulanate * New macrolides (azithromycin). * 3rd generation cephalosporins
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TTT of **Hemophilus Influenza** - TTT of Invasive Diseases
Invasive disease should be treated with - Appropriate parenteral antibiotics esp. cephalosporin for 7 - 14 Days