srept.pyogens Flashcards
what’s the most common infection by s. pyogens?
sore throat, follicular tonsilitis
what’s the protein responsible for impetigo
M protein 49.57.59-61
mention the complications of each local infection of s. pyogens.
1_sore throat,rheumatic fever or acute glomerulonephritis.
2_pyoderma, acute glomerulonphritis.
what’s the charactristics of sore throat?
pharyngitis
enlarges tonsils with purulent exudates
high fever and enlarged cervical lymph nodes
Erysipelas is caused by? type of infection?
S. pyogens
invasive infection
mention the the invasive disease caused by s. pyogens
1_erysipelas.
2_puerperal sepsis
3_soft tissue sepsis «wound inf,cellulitis,necrotizing fasciitis,lymphadenitis»
4_acute bacterial endocarditis.
mention the symptoms of acute glomerulonphritis.
edema, urea nitrogen retention, high b. p, low serum compelment level, blood albumin and granular casts are present in urine.
what is the cause of AGN?
due to antigen antibody complex deposition on the glomerular basment mem. type3 hypersensetivity reaction.
what’s the most compilication of S. pyogens? and M. protein?
ARF
protein types 1.3.5.6.18 and others
how can we diagnose scarlet fever?
1_throat swap.
2_Schultz charlton reaction «antibody».
3_Dicks test «toxin».