Infectious Disease Flashcards

1
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Fever of unknown origin

A

Fever lasting 8 days to 3 weeks when PE, history, and labs fail to find a source

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2
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Drugs to decrease MC complication of meningitis

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Corticosteroids; used to prevent hearing loss

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3
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Characteristic finding in TB meningitis on brain imaging

A

Basilar enhancement

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4
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MCC of sinusitis

A

S. pneumoniae

H. influenzae

M. catarrhalis

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5
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EBV pharyngitis findings

A

Enlarged posterior cervical lymph nodes

Malaise

Hepatosplenomegaly

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6
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Otitis media with effusion

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Fluid in the middle ear space without the symptoms of infection

-Tympanic membrane appears yellow

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7
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Bacterial parotitis

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Unilateral; cause by s. Aureus, s. Pyogenes, or Myocbaterium

RFs: Decreased salivary flow
Stone formation

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8
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Cause of erysipelas

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S. Pyogenes

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9
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Necrotizing fasciitis

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Systemic symptoms and out of proportion to physical findings

⭐️Crepitus on palpation

IV antibiotics and surgical debridement for Tx.

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10
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Complications of GABHS

A

Prevented by abs:

Rheumatic fever

Autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorders

Not prevented by abs:

PSGN

PS arthritis

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11
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Rotavirus

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Most common infectious cause of gastroenteritis worldwide

Tx: Supportive

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12
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Norwalk virus

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RNA virus spread fecal-orally in enclosed groups

-VOMITING ALSO PRESENT; only 48 hours in duration

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13
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Family with lizards or turtles may have what comp?

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Salmonella diarrhea

  • Also thru infected eggs, poultry, milk
  • Pts. With sickle cell may develop bacteremia
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14
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Electrolyte finding in diarrhea

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Non-anion gap hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis

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15
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Transplacental HIV transmission

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HIV specific DNA-PCR by 4 months

-All infants, even those not infected, can have Transplacental anti-HIV antibodies from mom for the first two years of life

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16
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Management of infant born to HIV mom

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ZDV for 6 weeks

Bactrim until PCR comes back negative

MMR vaccine still ️Recommended

Urine CMV culture to asses for coinfection

17
Q

EBV test in kids under 4

A

Antibody titers for IgM-VCA

18
Q

Amoxicillin given to kid with pharyngitis who then develops a diffuse Maculopapular rash

A

EBV reaction

19
Q

MC of mortality with measles

A

Bacterial pneumonia

-Subacute Sclerosing panencephalitis is a RARE LATE complication

20
Q

Allergic Bronchopulmonary aspergillosis

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Pts. With chronic lung disease or corticosteroid therapy (CF, asthma) develop wheezing, eosinophilia, and pulmonary infiltrates

21
Q

Most common cause of infectious chorioretinitis

A

Toxoplasma

22
Q

Comps with hookworm infection

A

Iron deficiency anemia

23
Q

Erlichiosis

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Symptoms of fever, myalgia Hepatosplenomegaly, headache, BUT NO RASH ( unlike RMSF)

Tx: Doxycycline if > 8

24
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Latent TB

A

Asymptomatic pt. With a positive PPD

-CXR may show pulmonary granuloma

Tx: INH for 9 months (along with B6)