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gram +

catalase +

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staphs

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gram +
catalase +
coagulase +

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staph aureus

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gram +
catalase +
coagulase -

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staph epidermis

staph saprophyticus

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gram +

catalase -

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strep, enterococci

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gram +
catalase -
partial/green hemolysis

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strep pneumonae

strep viridians

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gram +
catalase -
clear hemolysis

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strep pyogenes (A)
strep agalactae (B)
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gram +
catalase -
NO hemolyssi

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enterococcus

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gram + cocci

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staph
strep
enterococcus faecalis

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streps

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strep pyogenes (group A)
strep agalactae (group B)
strep pnemonae
strep viridians

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staphs

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staph aureus
staph epidermis
staph saprophyticus

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gram + bacilli

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bacillus
clostridium
corynebacterium diptheriae
listeria monocytogenes

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bacillus’

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bacillus anthracis

bacillus cerus

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clostriduims

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clostridium tetani
clostridium botulinum
clostridium perfringens
clostridium difficile

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gram + rods

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actinomyces israelii

nocardia asteroides

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gram - cocci

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neisseria

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neisserias

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neisseria meningitis

neisseria gonorrhae

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gram - bacilli (enteric tract)

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klebsiella pnemonae
enterobacteri spp
seratia marcscens 
salmonella
shigella
e-coli
campylobacter jejuni
vibrio cholera
h pylori
proteus mirabilis
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salmonellas

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salmonella typhi

salmonella enteritidis

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shigellas

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shigella sonni

shigella dysenteriae

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e-colis

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EHEC (hemorrhagic)

ETEC (toxigenic)

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gram - bacilli (respiratory tract)

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bordatella pertussis
haemophilia influenzae
legionella pneumophilia
pseudomonas aeruginosa

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gram - bacilli (zootonics)

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bartonella henselae
brucella spp.
francisella tularensis
pasteurevella multocida

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gram intermediates

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mycobacteria (TB, leprae, avium)

spirochetes:
borrelia burgodorferi
leptospira interrogens
treponema pallidum

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staph aureus

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grape cluster
gram + cocci
catalase +
coagulase +
beta hemolytic

impetigo, TSSS, wound/lung/bone infxn, scalded skin syndrome

enterotoxin food poisoning; 4 hrs later, last 24 hr

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beta hemolytic

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complete hemolysis; more of a pathologic problem

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spore forming

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bacillius

clostridium

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staph epidermis

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gram +
catalase +
coagulase -

surgical/wound infxn, subacute endocarditis

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staph saprophyticus

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gram +
catalase +
coagulase -

UTI

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strep pyogenes

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gram +
catalase -
ASO titer+
beta hemolytic

impetigo, pharyngitis, scarlet fever, strep throat, necrotizing fascitis, TSS, RF, pyoderma, glomerulonephritis

30
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group A strep

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strep pyogenes

31
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group B strep

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strep agalactiae

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strep agalactae

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gram +
catalase -
beta hemolytic

postpartum infxn in infant, neonatal sepsis and meningitis

cultured in vagina prior to delivery

33
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what test differentiates group A and B strep

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CAMP

34
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post strep rheumatic manifestations

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joint, heart, kidneys, skin

35
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group D strep

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enterococci; URI, needle stick risk

36
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strep pnemoniae

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gram +
catalase -
alpha hemolytic

pnemonia, sinutitis, meningitis, otitis media, bacteremia

37
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strep viridans

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gram +
catalase -
alpha hemolytic

endocarditis, bacteremia, dental caries

38
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neiserria gonorrhea

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gram -
catalase +
oxidase +

ferments only glucose, stops immunity (IgA and phagocytosis)

urethritis, cervicitis, IgA

39
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neiserria meningitidis

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gram -
catalase +
oxidase +

ferments glucose and maltose

meningitis: fever, N/V, HA/photophobia, purpuric trunk rash, nuchal rigidity (in adults), septicemia

waterhouse friederichsen syndrome (high fever, DIC, adrenal destruction)

pnemonia, arthritis, urethritis, pharyngitis

40
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most common neonatal

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group B strep, ecoli

41
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all clostridial spp are ___ (aerobic, anaerobic)

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anaerobic

42
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clostridium botulinum

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gram +
spore forming
anaerobic

soil/food bourne, honey
neurotoxin; blocks cholinergic nerves, blocks Ach release; descending paralysis

43
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clostridium perfringens

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gram +
spore forming
anaerobic

gas gangrene; myonecrosis, enterotoxic

44
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clostridium tetani

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gram +
spore forming
anaerobic

tetanospasmin neurotoxin blocks inhibitory neurotransmision; inhibits glycine and GABA

45
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clostridium difficile

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gram +
spore forming
anaerobic

pseudomembranous colitis, diarrhea post antibiotic therapy (normal in colon, antibiotics kill all other bacteria so makes it patho)

46
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all bacillus are ___ (aeorbic/anaerobic)

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aerobic/facultative anaerobe

47
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bacillus anthracis

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gram +
spore forming
aerobic/facultative anaerobe

cutaneous: painless papule > black eschar
inhalation: imitates viral URI; highly fatal
GI: hemorrhage

48
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bacillus cereus

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gram +
spore forming
aerobic/facultative anaerobe

GI and eye infxns

food poisoning in baked goods, traumatic eye infxn

49
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corynebacteriae diptheriae

A

gram +

skin, respiratory

viral URI > gray coating pharyngeal membrane > severe hemorrhage

50
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listeria monocytogenes

A

gram +

pregnant women, neonates, elderly, immunocompromised

heart and brain

granulomotsis infatiseptica

replicates in macrophages and avoids Ab

51
Q

all bacillus are ___ (aeorbic/anaerobic)

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aerobic/facultative anaerobe

52
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bacillus anthracis

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gram +
spore forming
aerobic/facultative anaerobe

cutaneous: painless papule > black eschar
inhalation: imitates viral URI; highly fatal
GI: hemorrhage

53
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bacillus cereus

A

gram +
spore forming
aerobic/facultative anaerobe

GI and eye infxns

food poisoning in baked goods, traumatic eye infxn

54
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corynebacteriae diptheriae

A

gram +

skin: acne, wound infxn
respiratory: viral URI > gray coating pharyngeal membrane > severe hemorrhage

55
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listeria monocytogenes

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gram +

pregnant women, neonates, elderly, immunocompromised

heart and brain

granulomotsis infatiseptica; abcesses in organs

replicates in macrophages and avoids Ab

56
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gram - rods/bacilli are all

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facultative anaerobes
glucose fermenters
oxidase -
reduce nitrates to generate energy

57
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escherichia coli

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gram -
oxidase +
ferments lactose and glucose

septicemia, UTI*, gastroenteritis, neonatal meningitis (2nd after group B strep)

58
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1 cause of neonatal meningitis

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group B strep

59
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ETEC vs EHEC

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ETEC: toxigenic; small intestine, N/V/D, kids travelers diarrhea, 1-2 day incubation, 3-4 day dz

EHEC (0157:H7): hemorrhagic; verotoxin mediated, shigella like toxin, large intestine. hemorrhagic colitic, severe N/D, little or no fever. copious watery diarrhea > very bloody diarrhea. can transmit to other normal e coli flora. hemolytic uremic syndrome, hemolytic anemia, acute renal failure

60
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salmonella typhi vs salmonella enteritidis

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gram - rods/cocci
facultative anaerobes
glucose fermenters
oxidase -

typhi: thyphoid fever, H/A, malaise, remitting fever, 10-14 incubation. rigid belly, rose spots. can become carrier
enteritidis: food poisoning; acute onset acute resolution, onset 6-48 hours after eating. fever, N/V/D, cramping. resovles 2-7 days.

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shigella dysenteriae

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gram -
facultative anaerobes
glucose fermenters
oxidase -

toxin mediated shiga toxin, lower abdominal cramps, blood/pus in stool, more aggressive than salmonella. transmitted 4 F’s Fingers Food Feces Flies

62
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watery profuse diarrhea, pronounced emesis, mild abd pain, no fever

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staph aureus, clostridium perfringens

63
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watery profuse diarrhea, moderate emesis, mild abd pain, no fever

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vibrio cholerae, ETEC

64
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variable watery diarrhea, mild emesis, moderate abdominal pain, variable fever

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e coli, giardia

65
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variable bloody diarrhea, mild emesis, severe abdominal pain, mild fever

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EHEC, clostridium difficile

66
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often bloody diarrhea, mild emesis, severe abdominal pain, moderate to high fever

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slamonella, campylobacter, shigella, enteroinvasive e coli

67
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which organisms produce bloody diarrhea

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EHEC, clostridium difficile, salmonella, campylobacter, shigella, enteroinvasive e coli

68
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infxn related kidney stones

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proteus

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