Micro Ch 25&26 Flashcards
1
Q
S. Mutans
- Attachment
- Mechanism of Action
- Treatment
A
- capsule
- Glucan+organic acid=tooth decay
- reversible
- general tooth cleaning
2
Q
Peridontal Disease: Gingivitis
- Bacteria
- Mechanism of Action
A
- S. mutans
- gram-ve bacteriodes
- fusobacteria
3
Q
Peridontal Disease: Peridontitis
- Signs&Symptoms
- Treatment
- Mechanism of Action
A
- pus forms
- degeneration of structure
- root canal and stabilization (tooth is “dead”)
- loss of infected tooth
- bacterioides secrete exotoxins and endotoxins causing complete tooth loss
4
Q
Gastroenteritis
- Signs&Symptoms
- Treatment
- ORT Examples
A
- fever
- dysentry
- constipation
- nausea
- vomiting
- diarrhea
- fluid loss
- antibiotics
- O- clean H2O
- R- IV
- T- electrolyte
5
Q
S. aureus
- Risk Factors
- Hrs
A
- food handling
- protein rich food
- hot food hot, cold food cold
- 1-6 hrs
- median 3.5 hrs
6
Q
S. dysenteriae
- Hrs
- Location of Infection
- Mechanism of Action
- Treatment
- Transmission
A
- 12-36
- small intestine but can move
- exotoxin
- leaves scar
- Siga-toxin
- ORT
- Cipro
- human
7
Q
S. enterica
- Transmission
- Hrs
A
- food
- pets
- poultry
- raw egg
- beef
- 12-36
8
Q
V. cholerae
- Signs&Symptoms
- Transmission
- Treatment
- Mechanism of Action
A
- dehydration
- kidney failure
- shock
- fatal
- fecal oral rout
- water
- tetracycline
- exotoxin produced
- converts cells into “little pumps”
9
Q
E. Coli: Entero Toxigenic
A
- 60-70% of travellers diarrhea
10
Q
E. Coli: Entero Aggregative
A
- 35-40% traveller’s diarrhea
11
Q
E. coli: EEC
A
- pathogenic
- chronic diarrhea in infants
- especially if not getting antibiotic properties in mom’s milk
12
Q
E. coli: EIEC
A
- invasive
- like shingella
13
Q
E. coli: EHEC
A
- hemmorhagic
- causes Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome
- leads to food recals
14
Q
C. jejuni
A
- food or water
- poultry
- rarely leads to Guilion Barre (paralysis and death in5%)
15
Q
H. pylori
- Mechanism of Aciton
- Diagnosis
- Signs&Symptoms
- Treatment
A
- enzyme urease (converts urea to ammonia causing belching
- breath test
- looking for radioactive urea and ammonia
- belching
- cramps
- pepto
- metrodinazole
16
Q
C. Diff
- Disease
- Vulnerabel Populations
- Transmission
A
- severe colitis
- children up to 6 months
- prolonged antibiotic use
- endospores
17
Q
Mumps
- Treatment
- Males
- Females
- Signs&Symptoms
- Risks
A
- no antiviral
- more extreme
- genital swelling
- orchitis
- anorexia
- issue with talking
- pelvic pain
- swelling of ovaries
- fever
- anorexia
- blood entry
- meningitis
- deafness
18
Q
CytoMeningalViral
- Effect on Cells
- Diagnosis
- Vulnerabel Populations
A
- “owl eyes”
- merges two cells
- 2-3x swelling
- saliva, semen, vaginal secretions have latent T-cells
3. - HIV
- saliva, semen, vaginal secretions have latent T-cells
19
Q
What does HEP indicate?
A
liver inflammation
20
Q
Hep A
- Transmission
- Signs&Symptoms
- Duration
A
- infectious
- fecal/oral route
- jaundice
- not chronic
21
Q
Cystitis
- Dysuria
- Pyuria
A
- 75%
- E. coli
- 25%
- S. saprophyticus
22
Q
Pyelonephritis: E. coli
1. Signs&Symptoms
A
- fever
- nausea
- tenderness
- perspiration
- scarring tissue
23
Q
what does pyuria indicate?
A
pus in urine
24
Q
Gonorrhoea
- Three types
- Attachment
A
- oral
- anal
- opthalmia
- capsule
- fimbria
25
PIP
- males
| - abdominal pain
26
NGU
- non-gynococcal
| - chlamydia
27
Syphilus
- STD
| - non-sexual
28
Syphilus: Stage 1
- primary
- chancre
- at site in males
29
Syphius: Stage 2
- lesions in other areas
- rash
- instance of non-sexual transmission
- hair loss
30
Syphilus: Stage 3
Latency (congenital
31
Syphilus: Stage 4
- tertiary gamma