MicroPara Flashcards
HIV protein that promotes CD4 degradation
Vpu
HIV protein: expression of viral structural protein
Rev
HIV protein: increases viral infectivity, activation of T-cells, downregulates CD-4 MHC class I
Nef
HIV protein: increase transport of viral preintegration complex into nucleus
Vpr
HIV protein: transactivation
Tat
Completely inactivate HIV
50% ethanol, 10% house bleach,
0.3% H2O2 - all for 10min at room temp
pH 1.0
Identified on culture on SDA at 25C
Dermatophytosis
Psychrophilic 15-20C
Mesophilic 30-37C
Thermophilic 50-60C
Most pathogenic to man?
Mesophilic
Cause of Pneumonia
Assoc.with atherosclerotic CAD
Host: Humans only
Dx: Serology
Tx: Macrolides, Tetracycline
Chlamydia Pneumoniae
Major cause of death in Rabies
Respi paralysis
Layers of Endospore
Outer to Inner
- Exosporium - fx unclear
- Coat - impermeability to antibacterial
- Cortex - spore germination, susc. to lysosyme autolysis
- Spore wall - peptidoglycan
- Core - calcium dipicolinate: heat resistance
Phases of Growth Curve
- Lag - zero growth
- Exponential - constant growth
- Max Stationary - zero growth
- Decline - negative rate
Medusa head appearance
Comma shaped outgrowth
High dose Cipro
Wool-sorter
Inhalational Anthrax
Staph aureus: form pores on WBC, causing cytolysis
Panton Valentin Leukocidin
PYR positive
Esculin positive
Can grow in 6.5% NaCl & bile
Subacute Endocarditis
Strep Bovis
Negri bodies in Rabies are commonly seen in:
Highest titers:
Purkinje cells of Cerebellum
Pyramidal cells of Hippocampus
Submaxillary gland
Groove sign
Multiple Painful Lymphadenopathies
Chlamydia trachomatis L1-L3
Lymphogranuloma venereum
Vesicle on posterior pharyngeal wall, Herpangina, Coxsackie A characteristics
Single stranded RNA Positive Icosahedral Nonenvelopes Nonsegmented
Regan lowe medium
Bordatella (contains charcoal, blood and antibiotic)
Has replaced Bordet Gengou
Exposure to bird feces or bat guano in caves
Mimicker of TB along with
Paragonimiasis
Histoplasmosis
Exotoxin inactivates EF-2 which is involved in Protein Synthesis
Diphtheria
Production of toxin in culture is inhibited by iron in medium
Pseudomonas produces a similar toxin
Virus with fiber projecting from Penton bases
Adenoviruses
HIV entry into macrophages by binding of gp120 to
CCR5 (Chemokine receptor for Macrophage trophic strains of HIV)
Chemokine receptor for Lymphocyte trophic strains of HIV
CXCR4
Fusion peptide of HIV
gp41
p7 - nucleocapsid
p17 - mayrix protein
Reverse transcriptase is found in Retroviridae and:
Hepadna
Heat-stable exotoxin
Staph aureus exotoxin
Naked DNA viruses
PAPP
Parvo
Adeno
Papilloma
Polyoma
Naked RNA viruses
CPR
Calici
Picorna
Reo
Envelope of Herpesvirus is derived from
Nuclear membrane
Enveloped virus are more heat- ?
More heat labile
More sensitive to ether solubilization
Occurs after 2-12 weeks ff exposure to cercariae
Katayama fever - Schistosoma Japonicum
IH: Oncomelania hupensis quadrasi
Adults reside in sup&inf mesenteric veins of SI
vs
S. mansoni - IMV of LI
Multiple ring enhancing lesions Crescent cells Tachyzoites initially Penetrate nerve cells & eye Multiply as bradyzoites to form cysts
Toxoplasmosis
Acquire virulence by intro of foreign genetic material via bacteriophage infection
Transduction
Lobar Pneumonia (consolidation with air bronchigram, involve multiple lung segments)
Strep Pneumo
Klebsiella
Bronchopneumonia (patchy infiltrates without air bronchogram)
Staph Aureus
Strep Pyogenes
Pseudomonas
Anaerobes
Interstitial Pneumonia
Mycoplasma
Most viruses
DOC for N. gonorrhea
Ceftriaxone
+ Doxy for coinfection w/Chlamydia
Methylene blue: Babes Ernst metachromatic granules
Corynebacterium
Systemic mycoses
Southwestern USA
fever & cough
Coccidiodomycosis
Double-walled spherule with endospores
Transpulmonary stage
Ascaris
Ancylostoma
Strongyloides
Wuchereria
Influenza component: cleaves Sialic acid to release progeny virus from infected cell
Neuraminidase
Influenza component: binds cell surface receptors to initiate infection
Hemagglutinin
Capsular Swelling Test
Quellung (+) if encapsulated
Asplenic patients at risk
Most infectious stage in Tuspirina
Bordatella Pertussis
Catarrhal stage (1-2 wks after infection) - Highest Bacteremia
Rhinorrhea, Fever, Anorexia, Malaise
Complement deficiency predisposes to Pyogenic Infections
C3 deficiency
Confirmatory test for HIV
Western blot - Color reaction shows AB in serum after reacting to viral proteins displayed by acrylamide gel electrophoresis and transferred to nitrocellulose
Northern - RNA
Southern - DNA
Virulence factor of M. TB: inhibits fusion of lysosomes with bacilli-containing phagosomes within macrophage
Sulfatide, promotes intracellular survival
Prevents leukocyte migration,
Glycolipid molecule that influence the long and slender form. of M. TB
Cord factor
Enzyme for bacterial invasion to facilitate spread through subcu tissue
Collagenase or Hyaluronidase
Others
IgA protease - adherence to mucous mem
Leukocidin - destroys neutrophils & macro
Coagulase - accelerates fibrin clot
Relapsing fever
Borrelia - Relapsing fever as Legionella - Pontiac Japonicum - Katayama R. ricketsii - Rocky Mountain Spotted Coxiella - Q fever
Hand, Foot, Mouth Disease is caused by Coxsackie A16 or -
Enterovirus 71
DOC for Strongyloides. Ivermectin or -
Thiabendazole
Antigen used in RPR
Cardiolipin
Most specific antibody diagnosis for SLE
Anti-Sm
Acquired by eating raw snails
Echinostoma ilocanum
AntiPseudomonal drugs
Ceftazidime
Chancroid
Chancroid - Haemophilus Ducreyi
Chancre - Primary Syphilis
Condyloma Lata - Secondary Syphilis
Condyloma Acuminata - HPV
Gram neg rod
Skin and bone infections assoc with human bites & clenched fist injuries
Eikenella corrodens
Progressive Multifocal Leukoencephalopathy
JC Polyoma Virus
immunocompromised
demyelinating disorder of brain sparing SC and optic nerve
homonymous hemianopsia
mental impairment
ataxia
Diffuse Alveolar and Interstitial Pattern in Immunicompromised
PCP