Malaria, travel-related infections, zoonoses, weird infections & vaccines Flashcards

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what are the 5 different types of malaria

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Plasmodium…

Falciparum

OVale

Vivax

Malarie

Knowseli

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what type of malaria is resistant to choloquine

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Plasmodium falciparum

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what antibitoic can be used as prophylaxis for malaria

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doxycycline

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what types of mosquitoe cause malaria

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female anopheles

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what different types of viruses do the anophales and aedes mosquitoes caues

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anophales -> malaria

aedes -> yellow & dengue fever & zika

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where is malaria mainly distrubuted

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Subsaharan africa

SE asia

India

central & south america

each type is more prominent in a different area

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what are the 3 stages of malaria life cycles

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Mosquitoe

Exo-erythrocytic

Erytrhocytic

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regarding differences in their life cycle, what are differences between each type of malaria

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Duration of erythrocytic cycle

Cytoadherance

Hypno-zoite stages

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which cells do the plasmodium infect first?

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Hepatocyte

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what 2 types of plasmodium can have leave hypno-zoites in hepatocytes?

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Ovale & vivax

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what type of plasmodium has the highest mortality & why

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Flaciparum

Cause of cytoadherance

the rbcs become ‘more sticky’ which can lead to vascular occluison, ischemia and inflammation

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what type of plasmodium involves cytoaherance

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falciparum

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what are some of the common symptoms of malaria

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Fever

Headhace

General malaise

Muscle aches

Fatigue

Sweating

Dry cough

N& V

Splenmogelay

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14
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what organ can become enlarged in malaria

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spleen

causing spleenomegaly

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15
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what can severe malaria cause

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Seizures

haemolytic anaemia

jaundice

Bleeding

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how can severe malaria cause jaundice

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haemolytic anaemia

RBCs are broken down and bilirubin is released

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what commonlky occurs in the blood due to malaria

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Thrombocytopeina

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what are good severity markers for malaria in bloood

if high or low -> increased moratlity

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Hypo-glycemia (not enough BG)

Hyper-parasitemia (too much parasites)

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What is the gold-standard investigation for malaria

what are the different types

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Peripheral blood films

Can be thick or thin

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20
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how is malaria treated for normal & sevre cases

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Normal

Artemether -> plasmodium

Choloquine -> other types

Severe

IV artesunate or IV Quinine + doxycycline

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Artemether can be used to treat what type of malaria

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falciparum

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choloquine can be used to treat what type of malaria

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all other than facliparum

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what 2 drugs are used as prophylaxis for malaria

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Malarone & doxycycline

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what are the important things to ask in a travel history

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Excat dates

Countries visited

Transport

Activities

Medications & vaccines

Exposure

Accomodation

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give examples of water-related infections
leptospirosis Schistomsomiasis
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sandflies can cause what type of infection
leishmianosis
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traveled to flooded area calf pain & sore red eyes treated with benzypenicilin a zoonose whats this
leptospirosis
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walked a lot barefoot in india now has aneamia whats this
hookworm
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grey-coating on tonsils Lots of cervical lymphadenopaty whats this
diptheria
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petechiae Severe headache thrombocytopenia caused from aedes mosquiote diagnosed via tournique test whats this
dengue fever
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what type of infection caused by aedes mosqutoe that has a breif period of remission between symptoms
yellow fever
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what is petechiae
pinpoint spots on skin due to bleeding
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swimmers rash utricaria likes snails can cause squamous cell bladder cancer whats this
schistomsomiasis
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drank unclean water had constipation and now diarrhoea whats this & what causes it
typhoid fever samlonella typhi
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tiny wee head conjunctivits whats this
zika
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before you go traveling, what vaccines should you get
tetanus polio typhoid yellow fever cholrea Hep. B
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is there a Hep C vaccine?
nah mate
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what is the ABCD of malaria prevention
A- Awareness of risk B- Bite prevention C- Chemoprophylaxis (malarone & doxycycline) D- Diagnosis & treatment
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what can be used for bite prevention
Covering up skin Mosquitoe nets DEET spray
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falciparum is the most common type of malaria, what is the second most
vivax
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what type of malaria can cause nephrotic syndrome
malarie
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what type of fever can malaria cause
fever on alternating days
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**Tetanus vaccine** 1. how many courses you need 2. what to give if they've had full course \<10y ago 3. what to give if they've had full couse but \>10y ago 4. what to give if unkwon vaccination history 5. how much should you give for neck/muscle spasms
1. 5 2. just clean the wound 3 & 4. booster +/- 1g 5. 1g
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what vaccine should you get 2 weeks before a splenectomy
Pneumococcal
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what vaccines are offered to pregnant ladies
Influenza & pertussis
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hypersalivation Muscle spasms can lead to acute encephalitis has an inactivated vaccine whats this
rabies
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who can't get a live-attenuated vaccine
**those immunocomprimised** HIV Long-term steroids IBD
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give examples of these types of vacciens 1. live attenuated 2. inactivated 3. toxoid 4. subunit & conjugate
1. yellow fever MMR BCG influenza (internasal) 2. INfluenxa (IM) Hep. A Rabies 3. Teatanus perTusis dipTheria 4. Pneumococcal & menigiococcal Hepp. B
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examples of toxoid vaccines all have what letter in them
T
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what must you test for before you give someonw a BCG vaccine
if they've got TB -\> tuberculin skin test cause the vaccine could cause a false postive result
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what vaccines are included in the 6-in-1 vaccine
Diptheria Pertussis H. influeza (type B) Polio Hep B Tetanus (All the toxoids + polio, hep B & H. influnzae)
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what can be given for passive immunisation when are they used
Human normal Ig (HNIG) Disease speciific Ig (DSIG) used for boosters or immunodeficiencies
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what book can be used for vaccines
green book
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for the hep vaccines, what types are Hep A and Hep B
A -\> inActivated B- subunit/conjugate
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the 6-in-1 vaccine is also known as the...
Hexa-valent vaccine
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can get from sheep & cattle common in farmers caused by Coxiella Burnetti whats this
Q fever
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**Trypansomiasis** 1. type of infection 2. other name if Afrian 3. other name if american 4. why you need to do ECHO
1. parasitic 2. sleeping sickness 3. chagas disease 4. can cause cardiomyopathy
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what investigation do you have to do for trypanoosmiasis (chagas disease)
ECHO risk of cardiomyoptahty
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why is african trypanosomiasis also known as sleeping sickness
cause it can cause excessive fatigue
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blood diarrhoea "anchovy sauce" after draiign liver abscess whats this
entamoeba histolyica
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Rose spots on abdomen abdo pain & constipation (then diarrhoea) Mass in LLQ relative bradycardia Holiday to south america maybe maybe had someting dodgy to eat whats this
**Typhoid fever** caused by salmonella typhi
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an andominal mass in the LLQ can be caused by malaria or typhoid fever, what can this be
splenomegaly
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hypopigmented spots lost touch sensation maybe an imigrant AKA Hansen's disease
Leporasy
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why can leptospirosis be spread in flooded areas & why are sewage workers most at risk
if floods then all the sewage is washed around too the sewers have lots of rats that need to piss it is spread via **rat urine**
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what type of protozoa infection is the reason why pregnant ladies need to avoid cat litter it can mimic an acute EBV infection
toxoplasmosis gondali
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what is a smiliarity between typhoid fever and legionnaries
can both cause relative bradycardia
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what investigation can be done for a virus
viral PCR
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what are zoonoses
infectiosn that can pass from animals to humans but DON'T rely on humans as part of their life cycle
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is malaria a zoonose?
No cause it relies on humans as part of it's life cycle
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what are these zoonoses: 1. Farmer, swinging fever, unpasturised milk 2. target sign rash, loves a hike 3. flooding, HUS, calf pain, fisherman
1. brucellosis 2. lymes 3. leptospirosis
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what causes lymes
Borrelia burgdorferi
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what neuro complication can lymes cause & what are the signs
**neuroborrelisosis** Facial nerve palsy Radicular pain
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zoonoses are when infections from animals infect humans, what's it called when it's the opposite way around
anthroponosis
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what are 3 different types of leismaniasis what are some features of each one
cutaneous -\> crusty lesions & ulvers Mucocutaneous -\> gums and shite Visceral -\> massive splenomehaly, grey skin, from the med
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what type of organism is boriella burgdoferi
spirochete
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what investigation can you do for lymes and when
ELISA serology when it's expected but can't find rash
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when do you need to start doxy for lymes
only if there's the classic rash