Quiz 2 Flashcards

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Chagas’ Disease Pathogen

A

Trypanosoma cruzi

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Sleeping sickness pathogen

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Trypanosoma bruceii gambienese (chronic) and bruceii rhodensiene (acute)

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3
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Chagas’ Disease vector

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Triatomine bug

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Chagas’ Disease transmissions

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  • MOTHER TO CHILD
  • Triatomine bug feces
  • sexual
  • blood transfusion
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5
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Sleeping sickness vector

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Tsetse fly aka glossina flies (g. palpalis, g.tachinoides, g.fuscipides, g. morsitans)

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Sleeping sickness transmissions

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Blood sucking flies

MOTHER TO CHILD

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7
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Sleeping sickness phases

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Hemolymphatic and Neural (after xing blood-brain barrier)
Flu-like, Winterbottom’s sign, Kerandals sign
“Sleeping” coma last part & neural

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What is Winterbottoms sign?

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Enlarged cervical lymph nodes (sleeping sickness)

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What is Kerandal’s sign?

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delayed sensitivity to pain in bony areas (sleeping sickness)

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Glossina palpalis/ g. morsitans characteristics (meals, sexual, eggs etc)

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Both m & f take blood meals
Rest during day on plants, @ night on upper side of leaves
NO EGGS- LIVE LARVA that burrow into ground 4-5 wks
Yellow/brown flies
Hatchet design on wings that fold like scizzors
Saliva has analgesic properties
Forward facing proboscis

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11
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Sleeping sickness treatment

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Antibx, insecticides for environment

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12
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Triatomine characteristics

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Bites around person’s mouth (Kiss of Death), deposit feces into broken skin only,
Latin America
Found in dilapidated, under developed homes

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13
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Chagas tx

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antibx (benzidazole, infurtimox) improve housing situations

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14
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Latin American country declared Chagas Free and when

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Uruguay 1997

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15
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Type of pathogen in trypanosomiasis

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Parasite

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16
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Type of pathogen in Onchocerciasis

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Filarial worm

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17
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Pathogen of onchocerciasis

A

onchocerciasis volvus

NO OTHER RESERVOIR- can be Eradicated

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18
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Vector of oncho

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black fly (simulium damnosum (90%) and S.neavi) (S. onchraceum & S. metallicum in South america)

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19
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Symptoms of Chagas

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Parasitic nodules around heart & GI muscle, pts die of problems with these

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20
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Black Fly characteristics

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FEMALES ONLY BITE IN DAYTIME (generally early morning and late afternoon)

REPRODUCE IN FAST-FLOWING WATER

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21
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Onchocerciasis symptoms

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Nodules full of microfliariae
Corneal scratching from inverted eyelashes -> over time, blindness
Rashes (tiger skin)

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22
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Oncho control and tx

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Ivermectin 1-2x per year kills microfilariae
Build sluices on dams so consistent fast water flow
Antibx can affect the ivermectin

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23
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Lymphatic Filiariasis pathogen

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Nematodes (Wucherechia bancrofti generally, Brugia malayi for Asia/Philippines, burgia timori in Indonesia)

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24
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Lymphatic Filiariasis vector

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Lots of mosquitoes: Anopheles most common, Culex quinquefasciatus in americas

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25
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LF symptoms

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Severe Edema, particularly in testicles, breasts or legs
4 phases:
1. asymptomatic (no babies in blood)
2. asymptomatic (babies in blood)
3. adults in lymph
4. obstructive lesions
Lymphedema -> skin infections, lowered immune responses

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Cycle of LF transmission

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requires 100s of bites, ever increasing amts of microfilariae until threshold

27
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LF vector characteristics

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day biters, breed in still water

28
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LF tx

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Albendazole and Diethyl carbamizaine (DEC) or ivermectin 1x per year. Only kills adult nematodes, must wait for current babies to grow up and die

29
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Malaria pathogen type

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parasite

30
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Malaria pathogens

A
Plasmodium falciparum (most deadly)
P. vivax (most common and mild, stays dormant for yrs)
P. malariae
P. ovale
P. knowlesi
31
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Malaria vector

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Female Anopheles only

32
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Malaria vector characteristics

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Lay Eggs in “flower shape” instead of raft
stand with head down (angled)
Female needs blood meal to fertilize eggs- stores sperm

33
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Malaria symptoms

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parasites fillup red blood cells until lysing, burst quartidian (every 4 days) -> fever

34
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Malaria tx

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sanitation
bed nets
hydrochloroquinine

35
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Erlichiosis pathogen type

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BACTERIA

36
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Erlichioisis pathogen

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HME: Erlichia chafeensis
HGE: Anaplasma phagocytophilium

Ewingii in dogs-rarely in humans

37
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Erlichiosis vector

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Lone Star Tick (Amblyomma americanum) or Brown Deer Tick

(rhipicephalus sanguineus) and Ixodides

38
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Erlichiosis symptoms

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Muscle pain, vomiting, diarrhea, chills, confusion, cough, mild fever

39
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Erlichiosis reservoirs

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White tail deer, white footed mice

40
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Erlichiosis tx

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Doxycycline, DEET to skin, reduce white tail deer population

41
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Rocky Mtn Spotted Fever pathogen type

A

bacteria

42
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RMSF pathogen

A

rickettsia rickettsii

43
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RMSF vectors

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types- American Dog Tick (dermacentor variabilis), Rocky Mtn wood tick (dermacentor andersoni), Brown Dog Tick (rhipicephalus sanguineus), (Amblyomma cajennese). 24 hours attachment needed for transmission

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RMSF symptoms

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spotted skin rash, flu-like symptoms

45
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RMSF transmission

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24 hours of attachment for transmission, in feces (?)

46
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RMSF tx

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2 wks doxycycline

47
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RMSF reservoirs

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dogs, deer

48
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Lyme disease pathogen type

A

spirochete bacteria

49
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Lyme disease pathogen

A

Burrelia burgdorferi (spirochete bacteria), B. garinii, B. afzelli

50
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Lyme disease vector

A

NYMPH Ixodidae ticks

51
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Lyme disease characteristic symptoms

A
Erythema migrans (bulls eye rash)
Flu-like symptoms
Bells palsy
meningitis
Joint swelling
52
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Lyme disease vector characteristics

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NYMPH of ixodides
Must attach 36-48 hours
Transfer disease through saliva

53
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Lyme disease tx

A

antibx, can have issues post-treatment

54
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Chikungunya pathogen type

A

alphavirus

55
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chikungunya pathogen

A

Chikungunya Virus- alphavirus from togaviridae, ssRNA

Replicates in fibroblasts, skeletal muscle cells

56
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Chik vector

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Aedes aegypti, aedes albopictus (DAY BITERS) same as dengue and yellow fever

57
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Chik epi

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found in Tanzania originally, 1st in St. Martin October 2013, Florida locally acquired (only state in US local so far), Colombia in Sept 2014

58
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Chikungunya transmission

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blood via mosquitoes, MOTHER TO CHILD

59
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Chik symptoms

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poor feeding, lethargy, meningoencephalitis, distal edema, vesiculobulous lesions (macropapular rash)

Acute: 3-7 days after transmission- Fever, severe joint pain,swelling, conjunctivitis, lasts 3-10 days

Chronic: relapses of joint pain, Raynaud’s (blue cold fingers), fatigue. Months to years

60
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Chik tx

A

palliative, no care