Microbiology Flashcards
Histoplasma capsulatum.
Doc histology convertido en un graaan plasma tv. Se encuentra en los pulmones, higado y bazo envuelto en un granuloma rojo que luego se vuelve blanco y sostiene un girasol.
What is peptidoglycan? How is it composed? Difference in gram positive and negative bacteria?
- Component of the cell wall.
- Made of 2 sugars and a peptide
a.NAG
b. NAM - Gram positive: about 40% sheets of peptoglycan.
Gram negative: 5-10%
Talk about mycoplasma, mycobacterium and chlamydia cell wall:
What bacterial antigen causes the mayor activation of inmunologic cascade:
2 characteristics of gram negative bacteria:
- Periplasm: contains enzymes like B lactamase
- Outer membrane: Contains LIPOPOLYSSACHARIDES. Major inmune trigger
Name bacterias with capsules
How do body inmune respond to capsuled bacteria:
What patients are at higher risk for capsulated bacteria:
- loss of antibodies
- Lost of complement
- Los of B cells
- Asplenia
What is the glycocalix?
Two important bacteria phyli
What is a spore?
Dormant state
What are the components of a spore
Name important bacteria’s that form spores
Name the vaccines that are conjugated? I believe the vaccines that use the capsules.
GRAM POSITIVE COCCI IN PAIRS AND CHAINS: S. PNEUMONIE
Pseudomonas aeuriginosa is a gram__________ ____________ (shape)
gram negative rod
In cystic fibrosis px P. aeruginosa survives by the _______________ and forms permanent colonization.
Biofilm. Many P. Aeruginosa stick themselves together and for a glycocalix.
Key virulence factors for E.coli strains are ___________ and ______________
adhesins and pili (fimbriae)
Name 2 of the few coccus that are gram negative
Name 4 bacillus that are gram positive
Name bacteria’s that are shaped branched (2), espiroquetes (3) and vibrio (1)
Name 2 bacterias that pleomorphic