Mycobacterial Infections Flashcards

0
Q

It makes the bacteria acid-fastt

A

Mycolic acid

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1
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Transmission of Mycobacterium TB

A

Aerosol

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2
Q

Ingestion of __ may lead to GI TB

A

Sputum

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3
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How is M.bovis transmitted?

A

Unpasteurized milk

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4
Q

Control of T-cells to bacteria may lead to __ and __

A

Caseating granulomas

Cavitation

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5
Q

Not part of primary TB
A. M.tuberculosis enters macrophages by pinocytosis (c/o several receptors of mediators)
B. Replication blocks formation of phagolysosome
C. Bacteremia with seeding of multip sites

A

A

phagocytosis dapat

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6
Q

What do macrophages secrete to mount a Tcell response?

A

IL-12

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7
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Release of interferon gamma leads to expression of this inducible enzyme

A

Nitric oxide synthase

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8
Q

IDENTIFY
1-1.5 cm area of gray-white inflammation with consolidation at the lower area of the upper lobe, or at the upper area of the lower lobe, near the pleura

Self-limiting like lymphadenopathy

A

Ghon focus

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9
Q

Combination of parenchymal lung lesion and nodal (hilar lymph nodes) involvement

IDENTIFY

A

Ghon complex

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10
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radiologically detectable calcification following fibrosis

IDENTIFY

A

Ranke’s Complex

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11
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A.Occurs in the host who is immune to M. Tuberculosis
B.Most commonly stems from reactivation of a latent infection
C.defensive reaction –> ⬇️ tissue necrosis
D.Classically involves the apex of the upper lobes of one or both lungs
FALSE ABOUT SECONDARY TB

A

C

⬆️ DAPAT

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12
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False about progressive TB
A)May ensue in older adults and immunosuppressed people
B)Resembles acute bacterial pneumonia
C)Upper and middle lobe consolidation D)Pleural effusion

A

C

Lower dapat

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13
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spots @ prog TB due to the infection that has spread via blood (hematogenous spread)

A

Miliary TB

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14
Q

TB of vertebrae is aka __

A

Pott’s Disease

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15
Q

Gold standard of TB diag

A

AFB Culture

16
Q

TB Media : __

A

Lowenstein-Jensen Agar

17
Q

BCG means

A

Bacillus Calmette-Guerin

18
Q

Hallmark of Mycobacterium avium complex

A

Abundant AFB within macrophages

19
Q

For MAC:Dissemination through __ dep on severity of immune def

A

Mononuclear Phagocyte System

20
Q

False abt M.leprae
A.Acid fast, Obligate, Intracellular organism
B.Poorly cultured
C.Usually targets the muscle and peripheral nerves
D.Slow painful (less) death

A

C

SKIN DAPAT

21
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M.leprae - There is no certain optimal temperature needed for its growth.

T OR F

A

F

22
Q

False about M.lepeae
A. human respiratory secretions or soil are likely origins
B. Replicates primarily in relatively warm tissues of the skin and extremities
C.Virulence is based on properties of its cell wall – no toxins

A

B

Cool dapat

23
Q
False about tuberculoid leprosy
A.Well demarcated skin and nerve lesions 
B.Assymetric 
C.Granulomas are formed
D.Multibacillary
A

D

Pauci dapat

24
Q

In lepromatous leprosy, coalescent lesions in the face are called __

A

leonine facies

25
Q

Where does Hypergammmaglobulinemia occur?
A.lepromatous
B.tuberculoid
C.both

A

A

normal serum Ig @ tuberculoid