Intro Flashcards
MenACWY vaccine use for :
Neisseria meningitides.
Bacteria cell wall formed by:
Peptidoglycan
Septic shock is caused by:
Endotoxins of gram -negative bacteria
The different between staphylococcus is:
Coagulase
40% carries staphylococcus aureus (normal) in:
Nose
Staphylococcus epidermidis it has tendency for growth on:
Implanted foreign bodies
The most staphylococcus hard to treatment is:
Staph.epidermis
Stitch abscess:
Staph,epidermis
One of few coagulase negative taht resistant to Novobiocin is:
S.saprophyticus
Major cause of human infection:
Streptococcus
beta hemolytic is
Pyogenes , agalactiae
Alph hemolytic is
Pnemoniae,viridans
Classifications of lancefield group according to :
C carbohydrates (on cell wall)
GROUP A hemolytic habits in
Throat, nasopharynx
Response for the rash scarlet fever and toxic shock syndrome in caused by:
Pyrogenic ( erythrogenic ) toxin ((suppurative))
Erythematous reaction of erythrogenic toxin is test by:
Dick test
The respiratory track infection associated with Str.pyogenes are:
Pharyngitis and scarlet fever (suppurative)
Flesh eating bacteria is::
Skin and soft tissue infection by str.pyogenes (suppurative)
What is etiology of Schoff nodules:
Rheumatic heart disease in str.pyogenes (non suppurative )
Penicillin resistant are:
Staph.aureus
The non suppurative disease is
Glomerulonephritis and Rheumatic heat disease
Str.pyogenes and agalactiae are catalase::
Negative
PYRase tset is for?
Str.pyogenes and Enterococci
Normal habits of agalactiae in ?
GIT and can move to other site including (vagina)
The disease caused by agalactiae?
-Septicemia
-Neonatal meningitis
-Pneumonia
-Endocarditis and wound infection after delivery
Selective media should be:
Suppers for flora and only for pathgens
According to bacitracin in beta hemolytic?
Pyogenes is sensitive
Agalactiae is resistant
Camp test for??
Agalactiae with enhance haemolysin of S.aureus
Antimicrobial sensitive for beta hemolytic ?
Penicillin and erythromycin
Alpha hemolytic is different from beta in?
Do not have C carbohydrates,, partial zone of haemolysis