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1
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dipicolinic acid is found in

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spores

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2
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organisms that don’t gram stain well

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treponema, leptospira
mycobacteria
mycoplasma, ureaplasma
legionella, rickettsia, chlamydia, bartonella, ehrlichia, anaplasma

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3
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alternate to Ziehl-Neelsen stain

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auramine-rhodamine

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4
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PAS stain for this microbe

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t whipplei

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5
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India Ink for this microbe

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crytococcus neoformans

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Bordet-Gengou medium (use, contents)

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bordetella pertussis. (must be collected with calcium alginate swab). contains charcoal and hoarse blood

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7
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tellurite agar use

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corynebacterium diptheria. positive colonies usually black on these plates

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8
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Lowenstein agar use

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TB

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9
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Charcoal yeast extract agar (buffered with cysteine and iron) use

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Legionella

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10
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Obligate intracellulars

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rickettsia, chlamydia, coxiella

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Urease positive organisms

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Proteus, H. pylori, ureaplasma, Nocardia, cryptococcus, staph epidermidis and saprophyticus, klebsiella

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12
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these have IgA protease

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s pneumo, h flu, neisseria

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13
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these have T3SS

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pseudomonas, salmonella, shigella, e coli (EPEC)

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14
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toxins encoded in lysogenic phage

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GAS erythrogenic toxin, botulinum, cholera, diphtheria, shiga

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15
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diphtheria toxin MOA

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inactivate elongation factor. similar to pseudomonas exotoxin A

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pseudomonas aeruginosa exotoxin A MOA

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inactivate elongation factor. similar to diphtheria toxin

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17
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shiga (and shiga-like) toxin MOA

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inactivate 60S ribosome. SLT is in EHEC/STEC

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18
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ETEC LT MOA

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increases cAMP to increase gut secretion

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19
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ETEC ST MOA

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increases cGMP to decrease gut reabsorption

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20
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anthracis edema toxin MOA

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mimics cAMP. causes black eschar

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21
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cholera toxin MOA

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increases cAMP (via Gs activation) to increase gut secretion

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22
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pertussis toxin MOA

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increases cAMP (via Gi inhibition) to imapir phagocytosis and permit survival of microbe

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23
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c perfringens alpha toxin MOA

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phospholipase

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24
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gram-positive, aerobic bacilli

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listeria, bacillus, corynebacterium

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25
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gram-positive, sporulating bacteria

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bacillus (aerobic), clostridium (anaerobic). both bacilli

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26
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gram-positive, anaerobic bacilli

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clostrdium

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27
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gram-pos, branching filaments

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nocardia (aerobic), actinomyces (anaerobic)

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28
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gram-pos, acid-fast branching filaments

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nocardia

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29
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gram-pos, aerobic branching filaments

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nocardia

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30
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gram-pos, anaerobic branching filaments

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actinomyces

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31
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gram-pos, catalase-pos cocci

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staphyloccus

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32
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gram-pos, catalase-pos, coagulase-pos cocci

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s aureus

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33
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gram-pos, catalase-pos, coagulase-neg cocci

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staph saprophyticus (novobiocin resistant), staph epidermidis (novobiocin sensitive)

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34
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gram-pos, catalase-pos, coagulase-neg, novobiocin-resistant cocci

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saprophyticus

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35
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gram-pos, catalase-pos, coagulase-neg, novobiocin-sensitive cocci

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epidermidis

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36
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gram-pos, catalase-neg cocci

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strep

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37
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gram-pos, catalase-neg, alpha-hemolytic, optochin sensitive cocci

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s pneumo

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38
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gram-pos, catalase-neg, alpha-hemolytic, optochin resistant cocci

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s viridans

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39
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gram-pos, catalase-neg, alpha-hemolytic, bile soluble cocci

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s pneumo

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40
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gram-pos, catalase-neg, alpha-hemolytic, bile-insoluble cocci

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s viridans

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41
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gram-pos, catalase-neg, beta-hemolytic, bacitracin-sensitive cocci

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GAS (pyogenes)

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42
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gram-pos, catalase-neg, beta-hemolytic, bacitracin-resistant cocci

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GBS (agalactiae)

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43
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gram-pos, catalase-neg, gamma-hemolytic cocci that grow in 6.5% NaCl

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Group D (enteroccus != enterobacter) i.e. E faecium, E faecalis

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44
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gram-pos, catalase-neg, gamma-hemolytic cocci that do NOT grow in 6.5% NaCl

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nonenterococcus: s bovis

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45
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which strep are PYR positive

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GAS and enterococcus

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46
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use this drug to tx tetanus muscle spasms

A

diazepam

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47
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C diff A and B toxins

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A binds to brush border. B causes cytoskeleton disruption.

Note: these aren’t the A and B subunits that mean active and binding for other toxins

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48
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tx nocardia

A

sulfonamides

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49
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tx actinomyces

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penicillin

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50
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gram-neg coccobacilli

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h flu, bordetella pertussis, pasteurella, brucella, francisella tularensis

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51
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gram-neg diplococci

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Neisseria and moraxella

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52
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gram-neg diploccoci that do NOT ferment maltose

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n gonorrhoeae and moraxella

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53
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gram-neg diplococci that ferment maltose

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n meningitidis

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54
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gram-neg, comma-shaped rods

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(all oxidase positive): campylobacter, cholerae, h pylori

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55
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gram-neg, comma-shaped rod, grows in 42C

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campy

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56
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gram-neg, comma-shaped rod, grows in alkaline media

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cholerae

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57
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gram-neg, urease-pos, comma-shaped rod

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h pylori

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58
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gram-neg, lactose fermenting bacilli

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fast: klebsiella, e coli, enterobacter
slow: citrobacter, serratia

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59
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gram-neg non-lactose fermenting bacilli

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pseudomonas (oxidase-pos), salmonella, proteus, shigella, yersinia

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60
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gram-neg non-lactose fermenting, oxidase-pos bacilli

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pseudomonas (aerobic)

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61
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gram-neg non-lactose fermenting, oxidase-neg bacilli

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H2S + : salmonella, proteus

H2S - : shigella, yersinia

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62
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gram-neg non-lactose fermenting, oxidase-neg, H2S pos bacilli

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salmonella, proteus

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63
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gram-neg non-lactose fermenting, oxidase-neg, H2S neg bacilli

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shigella, yersinia

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64
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bug causing relapsing fever

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borrelia recurrentis

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65
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bug causing undulating fever

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brucella

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66
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pasteurella multocida causes

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cellulitis, osteomyelitis

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67
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bug causing epidemic typhus

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rickettsia prowazekii. can transport human to human

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68
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bug causing endemic typhus

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rickettsia typhi

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69
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bug causing rocky mountain spotted fever

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rickettsia rickettsii. tick vector

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70
Q

lab findings in ehrlichiosis

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monocytes with morulae

MEGA berry

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71
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lab findings in anaplasma

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granulocytes with morulae

MEGA berry

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72
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bacteria that can mimic TB

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klebsiella, nocardia

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73
Q

treatment for blood-borne trypanosoma brucei

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suramin

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74
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tx for CNS penetration of trypanosoma brucei

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melarsoprol

75
Q

Schuffner stippling is a characteristic of this infection

A

plasmodium vivax/ovale. (red granules in RBCs)

76
Q

what are nematodes? name them and mode of contact

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round worms

ingested: enterobius, ascaris, toxocara, trichinella
cutaneous: strongy, ancylostoma, necator
bites: loa loa, onchocerca volvulus, wuchereria bancrofti, brugia

77
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what are trematodes? name them and mode of contact

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flukes
shisto - contact
clonorchis - ingestion

78
Q

what are cestodes? name them and mode of contact

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tapeworms. all ingestion

fish (diphyllobothrium latum), beef (taenia saginatum), pork (t solium), dog (echinococcus granulosus)

79
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life cycle for enterobius vermicularis

A

fecal-oral

80
Q

life cycle for ascaris lumbricoides

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fecal-soil-oral + lung

81
Q

life cycle for toxocara canis/cati

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pet feces-human mouth

82
Q

life cycle trichinella spiralis

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carnivore meat-human mouth

83
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life cycle trichuris trichuria (whipworm)

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fecal-soil-oral

84
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life cycle ancylostoma and necator (hook worms)

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fecal-soil-skin + lung

85
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life cycle strongy

A

fecal-soil-skin + lung

86
Q

life cycle schistosoma

A

waste-water-snail-skin

87
Q

life cycle clonorchis sinensis

A

from undercooked fish, up biliary tract

88
Q

human role in fish tapeworm life cycle

A

definitive

89
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human role in beef tapeworm life cycle

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definitive

90
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human role in dog tapeworm life cycle

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intermediate

91
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human role in pork tapeworm lifecycle

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both definitive and intermediate

92
Q

DNA viruses

A

hepadena, herpes, adeno, pox, parvo, papilloma, polyoma

93
Q

the only ssDNA virus

A

parvovirus

94
Q

circular DNA virus(es)

A

papilloma, polyoma, hepadena viruses

95
Q

DNA virus(es) that replicate(s) in cytoplasm

A

poxvirus

96
Q

RNA virus(es) that replicate(s) in nucleus

A

flu and retroviruses

97
Q

the only dsRNA virus

A

reovirdae

98
Q

positive-stranded RNA viruses

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retrovirus, togavirus, flavivirus, coronavirus, hepevirus, calcivirus, picornavirus
(“I went to a Retro Toga party where I drank Flavored Corona and ate Hippie California Pickles”)

99
Q

naked viruses

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papilloma, adeno, parvo, polyoma, calici, picorna, reoviridae, hepevirus

100
Q

HBV is a ____ virus

A

DNA hepadenavirus

101
Q

HAV is a ___ virus

A

RNA picornavirus

102
Q

HCV is a ___ virus

A

RNA flavivirus

103
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HDV is a ___ virus

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RNA deltavirus

104
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HEV is a ___ virus

A

RNA hepevirus

105
Q

JC and BK are viruses are ___ viruses

A

polyoma

106
Q

receptor used by CMV

A

integrins (heparan sulfate)

107
Q

receptor used by EBV

A

CD21

108
Q

receptor used by rhinovirus

A

ICAM1

109
Q

receptor used by rabies

A

nicotinic AChR

110
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reoviruses medical importance

A

coltivirus (colorado fever), rotavirus (#1 cause fatal diarrhea in children)

111
Q

picornaviruses medical importance

A

polio, echovirus, rhino, coxsackie, HAV

“PERCH”

112
Q

hepevirus medical importance

A

HEV

113
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caliciviruses medical importance

A

norovirus

114
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flavivirus medical importance

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HCV, yellow fever, Dengue, St. Louis encephalitis, West Nile virus

115
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togavirus medical importance

A

Rubella, Eastern equine encephalitis, Western equine

116
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retroviruses medical importance

A

HTLV, HIV

117
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coronaviruses medical importance

A

cold, SARS, MERS

118
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orthomyxovirus medical importance

A

flu

119
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paramyxovirus medical importance

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parainfluenza, RSV, Measles, mumps

120
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rhabdovirus medical importance

A

rabies

121
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filovirus medical importance

A

ebola

122
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arenavirus medical importance

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LCMV (lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus), lassa fever (spread by rodents)

123
Q

bunyavirus medical importance

A

california encephalitis, sandfly/rift valley fevers, crimean-congo hemorrhagic fever, hantavirus (hemorrhagic fever, pneumonia)

124
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deltavirus medical importance

A

HDV

125
Q

negative-stranded RNA viruses

A

arena, bunya, paramyxo, orthomyxo, filo, rhabdo

“always bring polymerase or fail replicaiton”

126
Q

segmented viruses

A

all are RNA. bunya, orthomyxo, arena, reo

“BOAR”

127
Q

councilman bodies are found in

A

liver biopsy in yellow fever infection and HAV

128
Q

what is 3rd disease

A

rubella/german measles/3-day measles. recall lymphadenopathy + 3C’s before rash

129
Q

forchheimer sign and disease

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petichiae on palate and uvula, rubella/german measles

130
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what is 5th disease

A

erythema infectiosum/slapped cheek

131
Q

what causes 5th disease

A

(slapped cheek), parvovirus B19

132
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what is 6th disease

A

roseola/exanthem subitum

133
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what causes 6th disease

A

HHV 6 (sometimes 7)

134
Q

which morbilliform disease has high fevers that can cause seizures

A

roseola (6th). disappears before onset of rash

135
Q

what are nagayama spots, and which disease

A

red papules on soft palate and uvula. roseola

136
Q

hepatocyte sweling, monocyte infiltration, and councilman bodies found on liver biopsy of this hepatitis virus

A

HAV

137
Q

granular eosinophilic ground glass found on liver biopsy of this virus

A

HBV (and HDV)

138
Q

lymphoid aggregates with focal areas of macrovesicular steatosis found on liver biopsy of this virus

A

HCV

139
Q

patchy necrosis found on liver biopsy of this virus

A

HEV

140
Q

microbe in food poisoning from reheated meat

A

c perfringens

141
Q

microbe in food poisoning from contaminated sea food

A

v parahaemolyticus and v vulnificus. can also cause wound infections

142
Q

organisms not covered by cephalosporins

A

listeria, atypicals (chlamydia and mycoplasma), MRSA (except ceftaroline), enterococci

143
Q

which cephalosporins cover pseudomonas

A

3rd and 4th gen

144
Q

indication for monobactams

A

aerobic gram negatives only e.g. pseudomonas

145
Q

AE vanco

A

nephro, oto, thrombophlebitis

146
Q

AE aminoglycosides

A

nephro, oto, neuromuscular blockade, teratogen

147
Q

AE tetracyclines

A

discoloration of teeth, inhibits bone growth, photosensitivity

148
Q

antibiotic that cannot be taken with milk, antacids, or iron

A

tetracyclines

149
Q

clindamycin indication

A

anaerobic infections above diaphragm

150
Q

metranidazole indication

A

anaerobic infections below diaphragm

151
Q

AE linezolid

A

bone marrow suppresion, peripheral neuropathy, serotonin syndrome

152
Q

AE macrolides

A

GI motility, arrhythmias (long QT), acute cholestatic hepatitis, rash, eosinophilia
(“MACRO”)

153
Q

AE sulfonamides

A

hemolysis with G6PD, nephro (tubulointerstitial nephritis), photosensitivity, kernicterus in infants

154
Q

AE dapsone

A

G6PD def. hemolysis

155
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AE TMP

A

treats marrow poorly. can alleviate with folinic acid

156
Q

AE FQs

A

tendonitis/rupture, bad for cartilage in children, may prolong QT

157
Q

do not give this drug with antacids (iron and milk are okay)

A

FQs

158
Q

AE metronidazole

A

disulfiram-like reaction

159
Q

AE cephalosporins

A

disulfiram-like rxn, vit k def, increases nephrotox of aminoglycosides

160
Q

drugs to use for MRSA

A

vanco > linezolid, dapto, ceftaroline

161
Q

drugs to use for VRE

A

linezolid, dapto, streptogrammins

162
Q

KatG encodes the bacterial peroxidase to convert this drug to active metabolite

A

INH

163
Q

AE: INH

A

hepatotoxicity, P450 inhibition, drug-induced lupus, B6 deficiency

164
Q

AE pyrazinamide

A

hyperuricemia, hepatotoxicity

165
Q

AE ethambutol

A 
optic neuropathy (red-green color blindess)
("EYEthambutol")
166
Q

HIV prophylaxis for PCP and toxo

A

TMP-SMX

167
Q

HIV prophylaxis for MAC

A

clarithromycin or axithromycin

168
Q

testosterone synthesis inhibition is a side effect of this class of antimicrobials

A

azoles, especially ketoconazole

169
Q

terbinafine MOA

A

inhibits squalene epoxidase

170
Q

griseofulvin MOA

A

interfere with microtubule formation

171
Q

tx for t cruzi

A

nifurtimox

172
Q

tx leishmania

A

sodium stibogluconate

173
Q

anti-mite/louse therapy

A

permethrin (Na blockade), malathion (AChE inhibitor), lindane (blocks GABA)

174
Q

drugs that need to be activated by viral enzymes

A

acyclovir/famciclovir/valacyclovir by viral thymidine kinase

ganciclovir by CMV viral kinase

175
Q

viral DNA polymerase inhibitors (not guanosine analogs)

A

cidofovir, foscarnet

176
Q

MOA fibavirin

A

inhibits guanine nucleotide synthesis (blocks IMP dehydrogenase). used for RSV and HCV

177
Q

AE NRTIs

A

bone marrow suppression, peripheral neuropathy, lactic acidosis (except tenofivir)
anemia - ZDV/AZT
pancreatitis - didanosine

178
Q

AE NNRTIs

A

rash and hepatotoxicity

vivid dreams - efavirenz

179
Q

AE protease inhibitors

A

lipodystrophy

180
Q

drugs used in HCV therapy and MOA

A

ribavirin - inhibits IMP dehydrogenase
Sofosbuvir - inhibits RNA-dependent RNA polymerase
Simeprevir - HCV protease inhibitor (AE photosensitivity)

181
Q

AE of ribavirin

A

hemolytic anemia, severe teratogen

182
Q

what is 2nd disease

A

scarlet fever

183
Q

what is first disease

A

measles

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