Infectious Diseases and Microbiology Flashcards

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Papillomas
Trepenoma positive

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Yaws

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Criteria for vaginal delivery in HIV

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If viral load <50 can deliver vaginally

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Rash that starts peripherally and moves centrally
Fever
Headache

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Rocky mountain spotted fever

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What test for syphilis remains positive for life?

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Trepenomal tests - even if successful treatment

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Organism in human bites

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Eikenella corrodens

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Mantoux Test
- what is a positive result?
- what test can differentiate between BCG vaccination and infection?

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> 6mm induration = positive result

Can use IGRA test - doesn’t differentiate between active and latent TB

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Management of PCP
- consideration

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Co-trimoxazole
If proven hypoxia e.g. low pO2 on gas - add in steroids

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Management of measles
- consideration

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Usually supportive
If developing country - evidence for giving vitamin A (replace losses)

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Management of travellers diarrhoea

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Conservative
If immunosuppressed - consider ciprofloxacin

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Eradication of strongoloides

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Repeat serology
- stool culture gold standard but only 50% sensitive

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When do people need antibiotic prophylaxis in meningococcal meningitis?

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Close contacts within the last 7 days

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Management of ESBLs (3)

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Carbopenems
Fosfomycin
Nitrofuratoin
- usually in the context of urine infections

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Management of leprosy

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Rifampicin
Clofazimine - riminophenozine antibiotic
Dapsone

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14
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Management of cerebral toxoplasmosis

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Sulfadiazine
Pyrimethamine

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15
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Management of latent TB

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EITHER
3 months isoniazid (with pyridoxine) + rifampicin
OR
6 months isoniazid (with pyridoxine)

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16
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Live vaccines

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Yellow fever
BCG
Polio
Varicella

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17
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Unimmunised
Immunosuppressed
Confirmed measles contact

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Need to give immunoglobulin
(if not immunosuppressed just give vaccine)

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18
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Management of Chagas Disease

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Benzidazole

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19
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Feature of brucellosis

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Sacroilitis

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20
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Treatment of multi-drug resistant TB

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18-24 months of treatment with 5 medications

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Tick bite management
- erythema migrans + nil clear tick bite
- tick bite + asymptomatic

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  1. Treat with antibiotics, nil confirmation needed
  2. Nil investigation for Lyme’s disease needed
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Features of leptospirosis (6)

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Fever
Coryzal
Conjunctival haemorrhage
AKI
Hepatitis
Aseptic meningitis

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Management of leptospirosis
Investigation

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Doxycycline - if severe benzylpenicillin
Serology positive after 7 days

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24
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Assessment of response to hepatitis B vaccine

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If >100 antiHBs then adequate response
- if less than that give 1 further dose
- if <10 then needs full course again

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Management of hepatitis B
Pegylated interferon A
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NRTI (3)
Zidovudine Tenofovir Didanosine
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Protease inhibitor - how to determine
End in -vir (except tenofovir and integrase inhibitors end in -gravir)
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NNRTI (2)
Revirapine Efavirenze
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Vaccines contraindicated in HIV
Cholera Nasal influenza BCG Polio
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Marker for hepatitis C
HCV RNA
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Associations with hepatitis C (6)
Arthritis Sjogrens Cirrhosis HCC Cryoglobulinaemia Porphyria cutanea tarda
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Management of hepatitis C - caution with
Protease inhibitor + ribavarin Ribavarin = teratogenic, haemolytic anaemia
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Management of histoplasmosis
Amphotericin
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Management of amoebic liver abscess
Metronidazole for 1/52 Diloxanide for 1/52
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Cryptosporidium PCP Neutropaenia Normal/high levels IgM Low levels IgA/IgG
Hyper IgM syndrome
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What is the diagnostic test for hyatid cyst disease
Serology for echinosoccus granulosa
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1st line antibiotic in c.difficile
PO vancomycin
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Where in the US is histoplasmosis endemic? Management
Histoplasmosis If severe = itraconazole
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Parasitic infection Visual loss Corneal clouding Leopard skin Diagnosis? Management?
Onchocerciasis Management: ivermectin
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What causes Chagas disease?
Tryp. cruzi
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African sleeping sickness - what bugs?
Tryp. gambinese - think West and central Africa (near Gambia) Tryp. rhodesia - think Southern Africa
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Slow creeping snake coming up from ankle - management
Ancyclomasta Mx: ivermectin
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What can giardiasis cause?
Temporary lactose intolerance - avoid dairy for 6 weeks
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1st line management of malaria
Artemether + lumefantrine
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Management of scabies - immunosuppressed
PO ivermectin
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Typhoid vs Viral Haemorrhagic fever
Typhoid = bradycardia, rose spots Viral = tachycardia, petechiae, DIC, thrombocytopaenia
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Haemoptysis Night sweats TB negative - management
Pargonimiasis = associated with eosinophilia Management = praziquantel
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Management of prosthetic valve endocarditis
Rifampicin Vancomycin Gentamicin
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2nd line management for cryptosporidium
Rifaximin
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Antibiotic of choice in carbopenamase producing infection (CPE)
Tigecycline Aminoglycosides
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Councilman bodies
Yellow fever
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Bats + viral haemorrhagic fever
Marburg virus
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What classes as recurrent C.difficile? How do we manage?
Within 12 weeks Go to second line management i.e. oral fidaxomicin
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Treatment failure in scabies
Trial alternative topical insecticide
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What is Waterhouse Friederichson syndrome?
Usually in context of meningococcal septicaemia Bleeding into adrenal glands then causing adrenal failure
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Management of visceral leishmaniasis
Sodium stibogluconate
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Gradual paraparesis Urinary retention Hyperreflexia Upgoing plantars Travel history - diagnosis? - organism? - association?
Tropical spastic paraparesis HTLV-1 Associated with HIV Management with steroids
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Tropical spastic paraparesis
Gradual paraparesis Urinary retention Hyperreflexia Upgoing plantars Travel history
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Multiple fly bites Atrophic appearance Oozing purulence - diagnosis - investigation
Cutaneous leishmaniasis Punch biopsy
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Management of HSV meningitis
No treatment needed
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Management of HSV encephalitis
14-21 days of IV aciclovir
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Genital painless ulcer Treponomal positive RPR negative - management
Treat as syphilis Do syphilis PCR
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Human herpes virus 5
CMV
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Human herpes virus 4
EBV
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Human herpes virus 3
Varicella Zoster
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Management of HUS
Largely supportive If secondary to e.coli 0157 need to inform communicable disease