Micro Exam 3 Flashcards

1
Q

What type of Mycobacterium is NOt human-human?

A

Myco Avium

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2
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describe what these types of antifungals do: amphotericin, azoles, echinocandins, flyctosines

A

amphotericin- disrupts cell membrane integrity by poking holes through the ergosterol
Azoles- disrupt the synthesis of ergosterol
Echinocandins- disrupt the b 1,6 glucan synthesis of the cell wall
Flucytosine- disrupts the DNA replication

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3
Q

which fungal infection is most common cause of fungal sinusitis

A

aspergillosis

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4
Q

systemic candidiasis is treated with

A

caspofungin

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5
Q

cryptococcus is treated with

A

amphotericin and flucytosine or just flucanozole for aids patients

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6
Q

aspergillosis is treated with

A

voriconazole with or without echinocandin caspfungin

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7
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immunosuppressed heart translant patient’ chest x ray shows thin nodules in lungs and recently traveled to central america. he also has pneumonia. what medication should you put him on?

A

hes infected with coccidiomycosis from valley fever. worried abotu dissemination into skin bone and brain (meninges). give him amphotericin and flucytosine or just Fluconazole

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8
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who is at greatest risk for coccidiomycosis?

A

pregnant 3rd trimester people. immunosuppressed by drugs from organ transplant, aids patients, and patients taking anti TNF drugs (like rheumatoid arthritis patients).

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9
Q

how are histoplasma and TB similar

A

both are intracellular pathogens of macrophages. but histoplasma lysis the macrophage

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10
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what do we do for acute HepB

A

nothing

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11
Q

what do we do for acute Hep C

A

peg ifn

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12
Q

which virus is a pox virus

A

molluscum contagiosum- replicates in the cytoplasm not the nucleus.

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13
Q

which virus causes hydropse fatalis

A

parvovirus due to massive edema and congestive heart failure

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14
Q

which virus kills red blood cell precursors leading to aplastic anemia

A

parvovirus

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15
Q

kids with measles must be given what vitamin to prevent high mortality chance?

A

vit A

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16
Q

systemic symptoms of influenza are due to

A

cytokines NOT viremia. influenza doesnt travel in blood

17
Q

ribavirin is used for

A

hep C and RSV

18
Q

which virus has a fusion protein that makes multinucleated giant cell

A

RSV

19
Q

which virus can cause septic arthritis?

A

hep B and C from immune complexes