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Infectious Flashcards

1
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Red eye in neonates

Red eye with purulent discharge, tense edema of eyelids with marked chemosis

Causative agent and treatment?

A

N gonorrhea

Ceftriaxone 50mg/kg 1 dose

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Red eye in neonates

Mild to severe swelling of eyelids with copious purulent discharge

Causative agent and treatment

A

Chlamydia trachomatis

Erythromycin

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Red eye in neonates

Edema and erythema of eyelids
Purulent discharge
Pannus formation, endophthalmitis

Causative agent and treatment?

A

Pseudomonas
Gentamicin eye ointment
Systemic antibiotics

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4
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Red itchy eyes
Thin exudate
Pain and photophobia
+/- Cough and colds

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Adenovirus

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5
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Older children

Red eyes with presence of pus

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Staph

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6
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Red eyes with pus
Inclusion bodies in scraping
Inturned eyelashes 
Corneal scarring
Blindness
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Chlamydia

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7
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Bilateral eye lid swelling
Eosinophils
Muscle pain
History of GIT infection

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Trichinella

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8
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Unilateral inflammation at bite site around eye or mouth

History of travel to mexico or South America

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Trypanosoma

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9
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All cestoded are treated with praziquantel except

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Echinococcus - albendazole

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10
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Treatment for trichuris

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Mebendazole

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11
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Treatment for enterobius

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Pyrantel pamoate

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12
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Treatment for strongyloides

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Ivermectin

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13
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Treatment for trichinella

A

Thiabendazole

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14
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Treatment for wuchurerianand brugia

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DEC

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Treatment for recurrent carbunculosis to eradicate nasopharyngeal carriage of staphylococcus aureus

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Mupirocin

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Cutaneous lesions from mosquito bite and child keeps on scratching

Multiple, dry heaped up tightly adherent crusts

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Ecthyma

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Cutaneous lesions from mosquito bite and child keeps on scratching

Initially vesicular, honey crusted lesion
Catalase negative
No systemic symptoms

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Impetigo

GABHS

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18
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To prevent disease in those siblings exposed to varicella, live vaccine is given within how many days?

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3-5

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Inflamed erythematous skin, tender and warm

Red, raised, butterfly rash in appearance with pain and rapid spreading

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Erysipelas

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20
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Cutaneous lesions from mosquito bite and child keeps on scratching

Following contact with saltwater or oysters

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Vibrio

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21
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Cutaneous lesions from mosquito bite and child keeps on scratching

Burn patient
Blue green pus
Grape like odor

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Pseudomonas

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22
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Solitary or lymphocutaneous lesions

Rose gardener or likes lying in the garden

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Sporothrix schenckii

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23
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Lymphatic obstruction with painless genital ulcer

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Chlamydia

Lymphogranuloma venereum

24
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Granulomatous lesions with draining sinus tracts
Jaw area swelling
Yellow exudate
Dental caries

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Actinomyces

25
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Granulomatous lesions with draining sinus tracts

Tropical fish enthusiasts

A

Mycobacterium marinum

26
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Granulomatous lesions with draining sinus tracts

Subcutaneous swelling of shoulder
Sinus tract formation
Granules

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Nocardia

27
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Malignant pustule
To dark red fluid filled
Necrosis to black eschar

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Anthrax

28
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Target or Bull’s eye lesion

Fever headache

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Borrelia burgdorferi

29
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History of animal bite

Cellulitis with lymphadenitis

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Pasteurella

30
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History of cat bite or scratches

Lymphadenopathy with stellate granulomas

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Bartonella

31
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History of shallow puncture wound through tsinelas or rubber shoes

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Pseudomonas

32
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Pharyngoconjunctival fever most commonly caused by

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Adenovirus

33
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Treatment for diphtheria

A

Penicillin G

34
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Sore throat

White papules with red base on posterior palate and pharynx

A

Herpangina

Coxsackie A

35
Q

Finely papular erythematous eruption producing a bright red discoloration of the skin, blanches on pressure, more intense along the creases of the elbow, axilla and groin

Skin has goose pimple appearance and feels rough

After 4 days, rash fades and desquamates

A

Scarlet fever

GAHBS

36
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Infectious arthritis following GIT infection

A

Reiters disease

37
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Petechiae to purpuric lesions

Generalized abrupt onset with fever, chills, prostration and shock

A

Meningococcemia

38
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Petechiae to purpuric lesions

Fever headache and rash that includes palms and soles

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Rocky mountain spotted fever

Rickettsia ricketsii

39
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Petechiae to purpuric lesions

Fever headache and rash that spares the palms and soles

A

Rickettsia prowazekii

40
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Diffuse erythematous macular sunburn rash

Trunk, neck and extremities with desquamation on palms and soles
Acute onset of fever, pharyngitis
Diarrhea
Hypotension

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Toxic shock syndrome

41
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Roseola causative agent

A

HHV 6

42
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Cough
Coryza
Conjunctivitis
Fever

A

Measles

43
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Rashes

Posterior cervical, cervical or auricular nodes

A

German measles

44
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Slapped cheek then spread to trunk with central clearing

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Erythema infectiosum

45
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Abrupt onset fever with URTI
Fever disappears
Onset of rash on trunk and spread

A

Roseola

46
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Rapid onset of fever
Myalgia
Ocular pain
Hyperesthesia
Rash blanches on pressure
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Dengue

47
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Intervention to decreased mortality of measles

A

Vitamin A supplementation

48
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For children more than 1 year old, post exposure prophylaxis can be given through measles vaccine

How many hours post exposure can it be administered?

A

Within 72 hours

49
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Cowdry type A inclusion bodies

A

HSV

50
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Councilman bodies

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Viral Hepatitis

51
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Warthin Finkeldey cells

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Measles

52
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Koplik spots

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Rubeola

53
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Forchheimer spots

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Rubella

54
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Nagayama spots

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Roseola

55
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Period of communicability of mumps

A

1-2 days before onset of swelling until 5 days after

56
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Treatment for leptospirosis

A

Penicillin or tetracycline

Pediatrics PLE (13 decks)

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