Infectious Disease Flashcards

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Treating disease like eye exams in DM2, wt. loss in CV pt., environment mod for allergies is what kind of prevention? 1ry, 2ry or 3ry?

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Tertiary

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Severe, watery diarrhea flecked with white mucus

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Cholera

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What can cause eosinophilia and hypochromic microcytic anemia?

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Necator americanus (Hookworm)

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Erythematous crusty lesion (at site) and regional lymphadenopathy. Dx?

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Cat Scratch Disease

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Tx for Neurosyphilis

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IV Penicillin

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Tx for Strep with PCN allergy

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Clindamycin

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MC patho of Hand, Foot, Mouth Disease (HFMD)

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Coxsackie A

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With positive PPD test, what is the next step?

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CXR to evaluate for active disease

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With dirty puncture wound and < 3 doses of tetanus vaccine, what is the Tx?

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Tetanus toxoid and tetanus immune globulin

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Cholera Tx for moderate/severe

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  • FQs

- Macrolides

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MC type of Botulism and what did the pt. likely ingest?

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  • Infant Botulism

- Honey

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Tx for Latent tuberculosis infection

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Isoniazid daily x9 mo plus Pyridoxine (B6)

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What does Tetanus present with?

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Stiff neck + lock jaw

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Who is given rabies IG?

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Given to ALL unvaccinated people in close proximity to bats, even with no bites.

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Tx for Primary Syphilis with PCN allergy

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Doxy x14d

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Rash that started after the fever went away. Dx?

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Roseola

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Which anatomical structures is MC affected by Rubulavirus?

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Parotid glands (Mumps → Parotitis)

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Pathognomonic rash found in Lyme Disease

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Erythema Migrans

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A young girl presents with HA, fatigue, anorexia, and myalgias after a trip to the Dominican Republic. She has many mosquito bites. Dx?

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Dengue Fever

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MC patho in Cat Scratch Fever

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Bartonella henselae

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Histoplasmosis Tx

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Itraconazole or amphotericin B

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Confirmatory Dx for Neurosyphilis

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CSF-VDRL (Venereal Disease Research Lab)

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Meningitis Sxs. PE: petechiae, skin lesions with gray necrotic centers. Dx?

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Meningococcemia

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Monotherapy Tx for Latent tuberculosis infection

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Rifampin x4 mo

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In <2 yo and >65 yo, pregnancy and chronic illness, what is the mgmt with exposure to contagious influenza?
Prophy with Oseltamivir
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STI with high rate of cotransmission with HIV infection
Syphilis (Treponema pallidum)
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With Dx of chlamydia or gonorrhea, how long should pt. wait to have sex?
7 days after finishing Abx Tx
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Overall MC STI
HPV
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Tx for Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS)
Tx for staph: | IV Vanco and Clinda
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Cat Scratch Disease Tx
- Supportive | - Azithromycin (if needed)
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Pt. presents to ED after a surgery a few days ago and dressing on the wound. She has a HIGH fever, hypoTN, tachycardia, and diffuse erythematous macular rash. Dx?
Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS)
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What toxicity is commonly associated with giving IV Amphotericin B?
Nephrotoxicity
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Dengue Fever Tx
Supportive
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What does it mean with (--) Hep B surface antigen and (+) hep B surface antibody?
Vaccinated
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CD4 <100, India ink staining showing encapsulated yeast forms and positive Kernig’s sign. Dx?
Cryptococcus neo
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Botulism vs. Lyme Disease
B: Descending weakness Lyme: Ascending weakness (tick climbs up!)
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MC symptoms of acute HIV
Sudden onset viral-like illness (F/N/V/HA, malaise, sore throat, arthralgias, anorexia, rash)
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Necrotizing fasciitis Tx
IVF, broad-spec Abx, surgery
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Screening and confirmation for HIV
S: 4th gen combo HIV-1/2 immunoassay C: HIV1/HIV2 antibody differentiation immunoassay
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Screenings/early detection (mammo, BP, colonoscopy, pap, osteoporosis) are what kind of prevention? 1ry, 2ry or 3ry?
Secondary
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Traveling to Ohio/Mississippi river valleys and exposure to bird/bat droppings. Dx?
Histoplasmosis
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Tx for Cryptococcus
Amphotericin B + Flucytosine
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A patient had unprotected sex with an HIV positive person. What test do you do?
ELISA Antibody test: IFA first, then DFA. If ELISA is (+), next is Western blot.
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Tx for reactivation of primary varicella-zoster virus
Acyclovir
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What is the minimum age that influenza vaccination can be given?
6 mo
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In what population is the oral polio vaccine CI? Why?
- Humoral immune deficiency | - Can cause paralytic disease since it's a live viral vaccine
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Routine vaccination against what organisms has significantly reduced the risk of bacterial meningitis in kids?
H. influenzae type b (Hib) vaccine
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How do you monitor treatment for an HIV patient?
PCR
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What vaccine is CI in immunocompromised or pregnant patients?
Varicella Zoster
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What is a potential side effect of the diphtheria, tetanus and acellular pertussis (DTaP) vaccine?
Entire limb swelling, redness and pain
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What vaccine can cause seizure, arthritis, parotid swelling, and immune thrombocytopenic purpura?
MMR
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When eating mahi-mahi, mackerel or tuna, what food poisoning can occur?
Histamine Food Poisoning
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In a plantar puncture wound, what patho do we worry about? What can it lead to?
- Pseudomonas | - Osteomyelitis
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Throat that is erythematous with enlarged tonsils covered by a grayish membrane and no vaccines is likely:
Corynebacterium diphtheria
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Endoscopy is ordered and results show several large, SHALLOW ulcerations. What is the Dx and Initial treatment?
- CMV Esophagitis | - Gangciclovir
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Farmer from Southwest that has been working in a very contaminated barn with rodent feces and now presents with Sxs of PNA should make you think of what diagnosis?
Hantavirus PNA
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A 31-year-old pt. presents with sinusitis unresponsive to 3 various Abx over the past 4 mo. Sinus puncture is performed with culture positive for Aspergillus fumigatus. What is the most appropriate treatment for this patient?
Amphotericin
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MRI: multiple hypodense ring-enhancing lesions. Dx?
Toxoplasmosis
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Tx for Giardiasis ova and parasites
Metronidazole
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19yo male has a severe sore throat and fever of 102° F. PE shows vesicles on the soft palate with some erythema. The tonsils are not enlarged. There is mild cervical lymph node enlargement. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Herpangina (Cox A)
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HIV positive mom has just given birth. What test checks the baby for the virus?
PCR
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After initial childhood inoculation, at what age should the pneumococcal conjugate vaccination be given?
≥ 65yo
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A nurse is pricked by a needle of an HIV positive patient. What test do you do?
Antibody ELISA blood test and recheck in 3 months.
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A nurse is pricked by a needle of an HIV positive patient. Her blood sample came back positive for HIV Antibodies. What is your next step?
Western blot
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Tx for Lyme disease (besides Doxy)
Amoxicillin (also in pregnancy)
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HIV positive patient presents. What is the treatment of choice?
Raltegravir (can be used alone)
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A pregnant HIV positive pt. presents to clinic. What med do you start and when?
Azidothymidine (AZT) @ 28 weeks.