M5 PART 6 Flashcards
- aerobic (5% – 10%), Gram-negative
- non-motile diplococcus
- Kidney bean shaped
- Culture: Sheep blood agar, chocolate agar
NEISSERIAE
NEISSERIAE
oxygen requirement
aerobic
NEISSERIAE
motility
nonmotile
NEISSERIAE
shape
kidney bean shaped
NEISSERIAE
culture media
sheep blood agar, chocolate agar
Neisseria gonorrhoeae
POE
genital tract
Neisseria gonorrhoeae
maltose formation
negative
Neisseria gonorrhoeae
β-lactamase production
some
Neisseria gonorrhoeae
vaccine
no
Neisseria meningitidis
POE
respiratory tract
Neisseria meningitidis
maltose formation
positive
Neisseria meningitidis
β-lactamase production
none
Neisseria meningitidis
vaccine
yes
NEISSERIAE GONORRHOEAE | ANTIGENIC STRUCTURE
- they enhance adhesion to host cells & resistance to phagocytosis
- important to establish a disease
PILI (FIMBRIAE)
NEISSERIAE GONORRHOEAE | ANTIGENIC STRUCTURE
- it forms pores in the surface
- Prevent fusion of phagosome with lysosome
POR PROTEIN
NEISSERIAE GONORRHOEAE | ANTIGENIC STRUCTURE
adhesion and migration of the bacteria
OPA (OPACITY) PROTEIN
NEISSERIAE GONORRHOEAE | ANTIGENIC STRUCTURE
- reduction modifiable protein
- It associates with Por protein
Rmp (protein III)
NEISSERIAE GONORRHOEAE | ANTIGENIC STRUCTURE
- has endotoxin
- fewer sugar
LIPOOLIGOSACCHARIDES (LOS)
NEISSERIAE GONORRHOEAE | PATHOGENESIS & CLINICAL FINDINGS
Gonococci attack ____ of the GUT, eye, rectum, and throat
mucus membrane
NEISSERIAE GONORRHOEAE | PATHOGENESIS & CLINICAL FINDINGS
Gonococci attack mucus membrane of the GUT, eye, rectum, and throat
chronic inflammation
fibrosis
NEISSERIAE GONORRHOEAE | PATHOGENESIS & CLINICAL FINDINGS
GONORRHEA:
urethritis, with yellow, creamy pus, and painful urination
MEN
NEISSERIAE GONORRHOEAE | PATHOGENESIS & CLINICAL FINDINGS
GONORRHEA:
primary infection is in the endocervix and extends to the urethra and vagina, giving rise to mucopurulent discharge; half of the women are asymptomatic carriers
WOMEN
NEISSERIAE GONORRHOEAE | PATHOGENESIS & CLINICAL FINDINGS
local gonorrheal infection in women
gonorrhea
NEISSERIAE GONORRHOEAE | PATHOGENESIS & CLINICAL FINDINGS
ascending gonorrheal infection in women
PELVIC INFLAMMATORY DISEASE (PID)
NEISSERIAE GONORRHOEAE | PATHOGENESIS & CLINICAL FINDINGS
- salpingitis (frequent complication in women when the infection ascends to the uterine tube)
- May lead to ectopic pregnancy
- Infertility may occur in 20% of the women with gonococcal salpingitis
PELVIC INFLAMMATORY DISEASE (PID)
NEISSERIAE GONORRHOEAE | PATHOGENESIS & CLINICAL FINDINGS
- Skin lesions (especially hemorrhagic papules and pustules) on the hands, forearms, feet, and legs
- Tenosynovitis and suppurative arthritis, usually of the knees, ankles, and wrists
Gonococcal bacteremia
NEISSERIAE GONORRHOEAE | PATHOGENESIS & CLINICAL FINDINGS
- Gonococcal ophthalmia neonatorum, an infection of the eye in newborns
- can be passed to newborns via vaginal delivery
NEONATAL INFECTIONS
NEISSERIAE GONORRHOEAE | PATHOGENESIS & CLINICAL FINDINGS
infection of the eye in newborns
Gonococcal ophthalmia neonatorum
NEISSERIAE GONORRHOEAE | TREATMENT
DOC:
uncomplicated genital or rectal infections
ceftriaxone IM
azithromycin
NEISSERIAE GONORRHOEAE | TREATMENT
Patient with azithromycin allergy
DOXYCYCLINE
NEISSERIAE GONORRHOEAE | PATHOGENESIS & CLINICAL FINDINGS
prevention of neonatal infections
instillation of erythromycin ointment
NEISSERIAE MENINGITIDIS | ANTIGENIC STRUCTURES
serogroup A, B, QC, X, Y
capsular polysaccharide
NEISSERIAE MENINGITIDIS | ANTIGENIC STRUCTURES
for humans
W-135
NEISSERIAE MENINGITIDIS | ANTIGENIC STRUCTURES
outer membrane
proteins & LPS
NEISSERIAE MENINGITIDIS | PATHOGENESIS
POE
respiratory tract
NEISSERIAE MENINGITIDIS | ANTIGENIC STRUCTURES
what makes it unique
N-acetyl-mannosamine
NEISSERIAE MENINGITIDIS | PATHOGENESIS
Nasopharynx → bloodstream
meningococcal bacteremia
NEISSERIAE MENINGITIDIS | PATHOGENESIS
“Flu-like” infection
invasive meningococcal disease (MID)
NEISSERIAE MENINGITIDIS | CLINICAL FINDIGNS
intense headache, vomiting, photophobia, confusion, and stiff neck → COMA; common complication of meningococcal bacteria in age 2 to 18 years old
MENINGITIS
NEISSERIAE MENINGITIDIS | CLINICAL FINDIGNS
- High fever and rash
- Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome
- Disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC) → circulatory collapse and adrenal insufficiency
MENINGOCOCCEMIA (sepsis)
NEISSERIAE MENINGITIDIS | CLINICAL FINDIGNS
most severe
Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome
NEISSERIAE MENINGITIDIS | TREATMENT
DOC
PENICILLIN G
NEISSERIAE MENINGITIDIS | TREATMENT
ALTERNATIVES
chloramphenicol
cefotaxime
ceftriaxone