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[7] Gram-positive and Gram-negative Cocci > Streptococcaceae > Flashcards

Streptococcaceae Flashcards

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Staining Reaction and Shape

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Gram-positive

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Motility

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Non-motile

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capsule

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Encapsulated/non-encapsulated

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Catalase

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Catalase negative

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5
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organisms

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Homolactic acid organisms

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Encapsulated Streptococcus

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Streptococcus pyogenes

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Habitat of Streptococcus pyogenes

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 Human throat

 Not the normal flora of skin

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transmission of Streptococcus pyogenes

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via respiratory droplets

contact with cutaneous lesions

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 Anti-phagocytic
o With Fibronectin binding proteins
 Antigenic variation

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M PROTEIN

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 Has hyaluronic acid

 Anti-phagocytic

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CAPSULE

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 Streptococcal Pyrogenic Exotoxin
 Lyosogenized strains
 Responsible for Scarlet Fever

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ERYTHROGENIC TOXIN (EGT)

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12
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 Diagnostic test for Scarlett Fever
 Intradermal injection for ANTIEGT
 BLANCHING PHENOMENON

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SCHULTZ-CHARLTON TEST

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13
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Susceptible: Rash

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o DICK’S TEST

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 Oxygen labile
 Immunogenic (ASTO)
 Stab-technique
 Pour plate technique
 Agar overlay
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STREPTOLYSIN O

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 Oxygen stable
 Serum extractable
 Has affinity for serum

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STREPTOLYSIN S

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 Epidermis

 Yellow crust

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PYODERMA/IMPETIGO

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 Dermal inflammation

 Thickening of the skin

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ERYSIPELAS

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 Strep throat
 Acute
 Dysphagia

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PHARYNGITIS

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 Direct extension

 Hematogenous route

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PNEUMONIA

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NECROTIZING PASCITIS is an Inflammation and necrosis of:

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o Skin
o Subcutaneous fat
o Fascia

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 Flesh eating disease
 3 categories
o Type 2: Group A Streptococci

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NECROTIZING PASCITIS

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 Sandpaper like rash
 Starts on the trunk
 “strawberry tongue”

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SCARLET FEVER

23
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 Child Birth Fever

 Infection after delivery

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PUERPERAL FEVER

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 Complications

 Autoimmune diseases

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SEQUELAE

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 5 weeks
 Joints
 May affect the heart
 Development to RHD

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RHEUMATIC FEVER

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 After Cutaneous Infection or Strep
Throat
 Edema of lower limbs
 Hypertension
 Dark and smokey urine
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ACUTE GLORUMERONEPHRITIS

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 Encapsulated

 BOVINE MASTITIS

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Streptococcus agalactiae

28
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habitat of Streptococcus agalactiae

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Vagina and rectal area

29
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TRANSMISSION of Streptococcus agalactiae

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Vertical transmission

30
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 First 3 days after birth

 High mortality rate

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NEONATAL MENINGITIS

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NEONATAL MENINGITIS is Associated with

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o Obstetric
complications
o Rupture of
membranes
o Premature birth
32
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remains as a significant cause of invasive disease in the newborn

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GBS

33
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Can grow in extreme conditions

Resistant to most antimicrobial agents

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ENTEROCOCCI

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ENTEROCOCCI VIRULENCE FACTORS

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GELATINASE
SERINE
PROTEASE
CYTOLYSIN

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NONENTEROCOCCI VIRULENCE FACTORS

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ADHESINS
HYALURONIDASE
DNASE

36
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Immunosupression

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PREDISPOSING FACTOR

37
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 LANCET-SHAPED DIPLOCOCCI
 Fastidious
 Capnophilic

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Streptococcus pneumoniae

38
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Streptococcus pneumoniae: habitat

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 Human throat

 Nasopharynx

39
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Streptococcus pneumoniae: TRANSMISSION

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Acquired endogenously

40
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Delays ingestion by phagocytes thereby promoting multiplication of the organism in the tissues of the host.

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CAPSULE

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 Exhibits toxicity for pulmonary endothelial cells and direct
effect on cilia that contributes to the disruption of
endothelial barrier.
 Facilitates the access of pneumococci to the alveoli and
eventually their spread beyond into the bloodstream.
 Lyses phagocytes and suppresses host inflammatory and
immune functions.

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PNEUMOLYSIN O

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 Also referred to as spreading factor
 It hydrolyses neuraminic acid, an important component of
mucus that covers cells of the respiratory tract and protects
them from bacterial attachment.

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NEURAMIDASE

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Is an autolysin that causes lytic dispersal of pneumolysin and hemolysin

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AMIDASE

44
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 LOBAR PNEUMONIA

 Most common bacterial pneumonia

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Streptococcus pneumoniae

45
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into the chamber of the
middle ear by way of the
eustachian tube and cause
middle ear infection called
otitis media.
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OTITIS MEDIA

46
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into the chamber of the
middle ear by way of the
eustachian tube and
cause middle ear infection
called otitis media.
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SINUSITIS

47
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Adult immunocompromised host

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MENINGITIS

48
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 Alpha hemolytic

 Normal flora of oral cavity

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VIRDANS STREPTOCOCCI

49
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 Forms dextran from sucrose
 Sticky, mucoid material
 Dental plaque
 Acid production
 Destroys the enamel
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S. MUTANS

50
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Via dental procedure

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ENDOCARDITIS

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