Microbiology 🦠🧫 Flashcards

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Chagus Disease
Romana sign

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Protozoal disease
Affect visceral organs
Dilated cardiomyopathy
Big (Megacolon / Mega esophagus)
Unilateral periorbital swelling

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Spiking fever
Hepatosplenomegaly
Pancytopenia
Via sandfly
Protozoal infection

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Leishmaniasis

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Severe form of malaria
Crescent shaped hametocytes

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P Falciparum
Occlude capillaries in brain ,kidney ,lung
Infect RBC

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Brain abscess found in AIDs patient
Mononucleosis like symptoms
TMP-SMX prophylaxis given (CD4 <100)

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Toxoplasma Gondii

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Pregnant patient avoids cats due to risk of placental cross infection with which Protozoal infection ?

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Toxoplasma Gondii
Check PCR of amniotic fluids for dx

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Congenital plasmosis triad

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Hydrocephalus
Intracranial calcification
Chorioretinitis

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Swimming in warm river risk which Protozoal infection of CNS and with what clinical presentation ?

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Naegleria Fowelri
Cross cribriform plate
Meningoencephalitis

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Fatty Diarrhea ,foul smelling
Bloating , flatulence
Cyst in stool

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Giardiasis

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Bloody diarrhea (dysentery)
Liver abscess
RUQ pain
Ulcer in colon
Cyst in stool RBC

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Amebiasis

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Filter city water contamination
Oocyst on acid fast stain
Watery Diarrhea

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Cryptosporidium ( protozoa)

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Cause of PJP ?
Diffuse bilateral ground glass opacities of lung / pneumatoceles
Rx ?

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Yeastlike fungus due to immunocompromised
TMP-SMX regime prophylaxis (CD 100-200) in HIV

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Opportunistic fungal infection

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Candida
Aspergillosis
Cryptococcus neoforman
Mucor/ Rhizopus

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Pigeon droppings
Meningitis ,encephalitis
Pneumonia
Clear halo

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C.Neoforman

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What fungal infection produce aflatoxin ?
Chronic granuloma

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Aspergillosis

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Which fungal infection cause infective endocarditis in IVDU?

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Candida Albican

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Drugs used in Local and systemic Rx for mycoses?

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Local - fluconazole / intraconaxole
Systemic - amphotericin B

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Walking Pneumonia

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H.Influenza

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What kind of Pneumonia outbreak common in military / college /prison ?
Non productive cough , diffuse intestinal infiltrate , rash
Cold agglutin RBC

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H.Influenza

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Rash around wrist and ankle
Headache +Fever + rapid onset of rash

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Rocky Mountain spotted fever
Vector born ( Tick)
Rickettsia

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MEGA ( Vector Born disease)

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Mulberry Inclusion in Monocytes = Ehrlichosis
Inclusion in Granulocyte = Anasplasmosis

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Q fever
Flu like symptoms

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Aerosol from cattle’s amniotic fluid

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Which STD cause follicular conjectivitis and blindness ?

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Chlamydia ABC

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Specific test for Syphillis Dx

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FTA-ABS
VDRL/RPR( sensitive but not specific )

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What causes False Pos for VDRL ?

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P- pregnancy
V- viral infection
D-drugs
R-rheumatic fever
L-lupus

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Syphillis classification
1- painless chancre sores 2- chancres , Lymphadenopathy 3- neurosuphillis ( Ataxia/Gait/Charcot joint / Stroke) Congenital - facial abnormalities
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FACE of Lyme :
F- CNVII Bell Palsy A- arthritis C- cardiac shock E- erythema migrana
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Stage of Lyme
1. Skin ( bulls eye erythema) 2. Heart / Joint 3. CNS (encephalopathy / arthritis /neuropathy )
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TMP-SMX
Trimethroprine + Sulfamethoxazole Prophylaxis in HIV(<200)
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Rose gardener DS Gardener smoke Cigar and Pot
Cigar like pustules /ulcers of skin Spores contact via break in the skin Rx: K+ iodide
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5Ds of clostridium Botulinum
Descending paralysis DIPLOPIA Dysarthria Dysphasia Dyspnea
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G+ Bulls neck Pseudomembranous pharyngitis Can be prevented with Vaccine
Diphtheria Via Respiratory droplets Others: heart/ HR/CNS
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Diarrhea after eating Reheated rice
G+ Bacillus Cereus ( spores)
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Diarrhea and gastroenteritis after eating cold delivery food
Listeria monocytogenes G+
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GE and diarrhea after treatment with clindamycin in hospitalized patients
C.difficles G+
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G- rods
H pylori Campylobacter Vibrio Cholera
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42 degree Bloody diarrhea ( children ) Flagellated Risk for GBS and RA
Campylobacter
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Rice water diarrhea after Seafood
V cholera
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E.coli types
EPEC -ped ETEC -toxin (Traveller) EIEC -invasive EHEC-hemorrhagic (HUS risk )
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Traveller Diarrhea
ETEC ( E.coli)
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Pet feces Bloody diarrhea G- Pseudoappendicitis
Yersinia
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Gastric acid Labile G- rod
Vibrio Cholera
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ABCDE of klebsiella
A-aspiration pneumonia B-aBscess lung C-current jelly sputum D-DM E-EtoH overuse
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G- Cocci Aerobic Maltose fermentation
N.Gonorrhea
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Gastric Acid Labile G- Bacilli
Salmonella ( killed by Gastric acid )
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G- Invade GI tract via M cells of payer patches
Salmonella Shigella
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G- rods Pneumonia + fever Aerosol transmission from AC on cruise ships /nursing homes
Legionella Pneumonia
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Whooping cough 100 days cough G- coccobacillus
Bordetella pertussis
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3 stages of B.Pertussis
1. Low grade fever / Coryza 2.paroxysmal intense cough (whoop) 3. Recovery
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Child Epiglossitis (cherry red ) Mucosal infection ( otitis media , conjunctivitis , bronchitis ) Respiratory droplet G- Rods IgA protease Thumb sign on neck on X rays
H.influenza
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2type of leprosy
Lepromatous - fetal ( high bac load) Tuberculoid - th1 ( low bac load)
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G+ A Strep cocci
Pyogenic - pharyngitis /impetigo / erysipelas Toxigenic - Scarlet / TSS/ Necrotising fasciitis Immunologic - RF/ GN
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Strep viridan
Alpha Hemo Heart valves - IE Dental Caries
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Strep Beta Catalase -
S.pyrogenes
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Strep alpha ( partial ) hemolytic G+ cocci MOPS
Meningitis Otitis Media pneumonia Sinusitis
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Amebic dysentery Liver abscess Protozoan
E histolytica
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Shiga toxin HUS Dysentery G-
EHEC
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Typhoid
Salmonella typhi
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Traveller diarrhea G- cocci
ETEC
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Which virus cause watery diarrhea ?
Norovirus ( developed countries) Rotavirus Enterovirus
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Organism Causing Pneumonia in IVDU
S.pneumonia S.aureus
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Aspiration pneumonia ( for Eg. In alcohol)
Anaerobes
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Blue gray spot on buccal mucosa Conjunctivitis Rash Not vaccinated
Measles (Roseola)
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Hand foot mouth disease Rash Oval shape vesicles
Cocakie virus
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Infant febrile seizure Fever Roseola rash
HHV -6
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Scarlet fever
Step A Sore throat Pallor Lymphadenopathy Erythrogenic toxin Strawberry tongue
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Strawberry tongue + rash
Scarlet fever
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VZV aka?
Chicken pox
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Clinical vignette of cystitis
Dysuria Suprapubic pain Frequency Urgency WBC +
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Risk factor for UTI
Stones Female BPH Surgery Catheter Congenital malformation
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Leading causative organism of UTI
E.coli Stap Saprophyticus ( 2nd most common) Klebsiella ( 3rd )
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Cause of UTI in Young Sexually active Female
Strep saprophyticus
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Cotton cheese vaginal discharge
Candida vulvovaginitis
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Yellow green foul smelling vaginal discharge
Trichonomas vaginalis
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Thin white fish smelling vaginal discharge
Bacterial vaginosis
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Laprosy Rx
DAPSONE ( Folate inhibitor )
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Simple UTI Rx
SMX-TMP
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G+ Rods that resemble fungi
Actinomyce( Anaerobe) - Normal oral flora can cause mouth /GI abscess after trauma Nocardia( Aerobes) - found in Immunosuppressed patrients
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Most common causative organism of distanded contact lens wearers Dry/ pain / blur vision / foreign body sensation
Keratitis -ameba
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Symptoms of HSV keratitis
Photophobia Decrease vision acuity Ulcer formation
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Painless ,Afebrile Dark charred ulceration on hands /forearms Contact with hides of goats
Cutaneous Anthrax ( Bacillus) G + bacilli
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Spore forming microorganisms ?
Clostridium species ( anaerobic ) - do not have superoxide dismutase -can’t survive in O2 bc can’t neutralize oxygen free radicals
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Pulmonary anthrax complications
Spores enter pulmonary macrophage and carried to mediastinal causing hemorrhage and bloody PE
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Helminth treatment
Albendazole Mebendazole
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Classic hematologic finding of Helminth infection
Eosinophillia Larvae or ova or eggs on stool culture
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Most common Helminth infection
Ascaris lumbricoide
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45 degree branching septate hyphae
Aspergillosis (fungal balls) Cavitation lung lesions
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Pseudohyphae and budding yeast
Candida
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90 degree branching hyphae
Mucormycosis Present with sinusitis , black nasal discharge ,hemoptysis
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Treatment for fungal lung infection
Amphotericin B ( Block fungal cell wall )
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AV block ( conduction abnormalities) Bulls eye rash
Lyme Disease
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Sexually abused child Gradual onset of rash
Syphillis
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Febrile Illness High liver enzymes Resolved Symptoms return Jaundice / PHTN
Yellow fever RNA virus Flavivirus
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Dx test for yellow fever
ELISA Detect antibody to yellow fever virus
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Ring enhancing lesions on CT head Seizure DDx ?
Toxoplasma Gondii in HIV /AIDS Lymphoma Cryptoccocosis TB
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Cat scratch disease ?
Toxoplasma Gondi ( primary infection ) Can cause TORCHeS Infection
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What condition causes Desquamating rash/disease ?
There ain’t many actually. Stap Aureus ( SSSS) Steven Johnson Syndrome ( usually with ADR) Pemphigus Vulguris ( autoimmune ) - Ab to desmosomes
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Prolonged worn High absorbency tempon Febrile Diarrhea
Stap Aureus ( G+ ,catalase +)
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B hemolytic Strep
S pyrogenes Group A
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Alpha hemolytic Strep
Strep Pneumoniae ( capsule +) catalase +
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Big Broad Based Budding Yeast ( BBBBY) Lung consolidation Pneumonia Skin ulcers /lesions
Blastomycosis (systemic mycoses) -BBBBY is Dx point
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Hyper infection syndrome
Uncontrolled Auto infection Dissenminated disease
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Rx for helminth infection
Ivermectin / thiabendazole ( Nematodes) -Strongyloidosis
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Helminth route of entry
Cutaneous >> bronchial tree >> small intestine >>
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Why HZV causes burning pain ?
It remain latent in sensory nerves after primary infection When reactivated - travel via axonal transport to respected dermatomes
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Rx for HZV ?
Acyclovir ( DNA Polymerse inhibitor) - viral replication
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Urine is bloody Dysentery Shiga like toxin Dx?
EHEC ( E. coli from food ) HUS ( toxin damage renal endothelium)
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Empirical Rx for meningitis
Ceftriaxome + vancomycin Add ampicillin if listeria suspected
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Viral or aseptic meningitis
HSV EnteroVirus ( Eg: coxackie ) HIV West Nile virus (also cause encephalitis)
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Most common cause of meningitis in infants and elderly
Mostly bacterial Listeria E.coli Group B strep S.pneumonia ( 60+ ) N.meningitis (60+) H.influenza (60+)
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Tzank smear
Herpes Nucleated giant cells
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Odorless Non itchy Fishy smelling thin vaginal discharge
Bacteria vaginosis