Lesson 17 Flashcards

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Characterized by repeated attacks of spasmodic coughing, which consists of a series of explosive expiration

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Pertussis/whooping cough

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It produces a crowing sound, the whoop, and usually followed by vomiting

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Pertussis

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Causative agent of pertussis

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Bordetella Pertussis

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4
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Incubation period of Pertussis

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7-14 days

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5
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Period of Communicability of Pertussis

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7 days after exposure to three weeks after typical paroxysms

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Mode of Transmission of Pertussis

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Direct contact
Indirect contact
Droplet
Soiled linen and other articles contaminated by respiratory secretions

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Source of infection of pertussis

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Secretions from the nose and throat of the infected persons

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8
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Clinical manifestation of pertussis

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Catarrhal Stage
Paroxysmal Stage
Convalescent Stage

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Characterized by non-specific symptomatology where there is mucoid rhinorrhea, sneezing, lacrimation, and dry bronchial cough

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Catarrhal stage

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10
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Cough becomes spasmodic and recurrent with excessive, explosive outbursts in a rapid series

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Paroxysmal stage

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Paroxysmal stage occurs on the ____ to _____ day

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7th to 14th day

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12
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Gradual decrease in the paroxysms of coughing, both in frequency and severity

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Convalescent stage

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13
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The most dangerous complication of pertussis

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Bronchopneumonia

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14
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This is due to persistent vomiting

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Malnutrition and starvation

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15
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Give complications of pertussis

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Pneumonia
Atelectasis
Convulsion
Umbilical hernia
Otitis media
Bronchopneumonia

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16
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Diagnostic test for pertussis

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Nasopharyngeal swab
Sputum culture
CBC includes leukocytosis

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17
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Treatment of pertussis

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Supportive therapy
Antibiotic
Hyperimmune convalescent serum or gamma globulin

18
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What are the supportive therapy

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F and A replacement
Adequare nutrition
Oxygen therapy

19
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Partial/complete lung collapse

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Atelectasis

20
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Middle ear infection

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Otitis media

21
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Prevention of pertussis

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Isolation of 4 to 6 weeks from the onset of illness
DPT immunization

22
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It is fatal in up 60% of unimmunized persons, death occurs with 10 days of onset

23
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Causative agent of tetanus

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Clostridium tetani

24
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Produces a potent exotoxin with prominent systemic neuromuscular effects

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Clostridium Tetani

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Responsible for muscle spasms
Tetanospasmin
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It is responsible for destruction of RBCS
Tetanolysin
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Source of infection for tetanus
Animal and human feces Soil and dust Rusty materials, unsterile sutures, pins, and scissors
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Neck and facial muscle rigidity
Trismus
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Grinning expression
Risus sardonicus
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Spasms of the muscles causing backward arching of the head, neck,and spine
Opisthotonos
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What should be given within 72 hours post-exposure of tetanus
ATS TAT TIG
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What are the treatment for tetanus
ATS TAT TIG Tetanus toxoid Pen G Na Muscle relaxant
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What are the prevention for Tetanus
Active immunization of tetanus toxoid for pregnant woman Dpt for babies and children
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Give non specific treatment for tetanus
NGT feeding Tracheostomy Wound care
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Given after skin negative test
ATS (Tetanus Antitoxin)
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How many ml given for tetanus toxoid
0.5 ml, IM
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It has clear ampule
ATS
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It has cloudy ampule
TT
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Given after 3 days of exposure / 4 days onwards
TIG (tetanus immunoglobulin)
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What are the vaccines given for first order
Ats (tetanus antitoxin) TT (tetanus toxoid)
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What is the ml of an ATS
1500 u For adults 1500×3= 4500