travel medicine Flashcards

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what was most common causeof efevr in Geosentinal study ?

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Malaria(SSA) followed by Dengue(SEA) –> Enetric fever

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History taking and Prob solving in fever ?

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  1. ?Travel
  2. ?Co morbidities
  3. ?Immunocompromised
  4. ?Need to isolate
  5. ?Need for screening for resistence organisms
  6. ?Need to notify
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How to guess organism based on IP?

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Acute <10 days: Influenza,Dengue ,ZIKA
Intermediate:10-21D: Typhoid, VHF, mALARIA
Chronic> 21d: Malara ,Hep B, TB

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what ar eimportant pont in Travel history Taking?

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Travel :Dates,purpose , part of region, Accomodation
Pre Exposure Vaccine: Whic one and compliance
Specific eposure : Animal , sexual,health tourism.,bites
Gp exposure

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in which travel infection you d see a eschar ?

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Rickettsia,TRypanosomniasis, Plague

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which infection will have Conjunctivitis?

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Measels ,ZIKA, and subcongunctival infection in lepoto

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what are Lives vaccines

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MMR,Vericella Zoster,
BCG,Yellow fever , 
Oral Typhoid and IMOJEV
Oralchol
C/I :in pred >20 mg daily
HIV and CD4 less tan 200
Biologics
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what i s the issue with Conjugated vaccines in Immunosuppressed ?

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May not be that immunogenic and req repeated doses

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what are Basic test of malaria and Typhoid?

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Malaria: RDT or microscopy
Typhoid: Blood culture +ve only 50%
Bone marrow Culture most sensitive

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What is emepric treatment for typhoid?

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Cef/ or Azithro

But SEA has Cef resistent strains of S typhi and Enterica

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Can repeated Episodes of Malaria provide immunity

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Yes , partial . And hence can have asymptomatic Parasitaemia

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what can we detect in Thin films?

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density and specifity

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What are draw backs of RDT for Malaria?

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Can not determine Density
Can remain positive weeks after succesful RX
Can have mutation of antigen encoding genes SUCH AS Pfhrp and 3

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What are predicters of Severity of Malaria ?

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End organ dysfunction

High Density>10%

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what is th evidence of Atrimether over Quinolones ?

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Clears infection faster and reduces mortality

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16
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Which areas are developing resistence to Artimether?

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SEA particularly border B/W Thai and Cambodia border
This is confered by Kelch 13 mutation due o Artimether monotherapy.
Mostly clonal spread

17
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How Vivax and Ovale are different from Falci?

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They can remain dormant in Liver and cause relapses

18
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How do we treat Hypnozoite of Vivax

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Primaquine for 7-14 days

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What is evidence for Tefnoquine?

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as a single dose –>NJEM 2019–>Lower relapse rate

Must have >70 % function of G6PD

20
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If typhoid is acquired in Pakistan, what should we treat it with?

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Carbapenam due to emergence of ESBL strain of Styphi

21
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what do we use for carriers of typhoid?

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Cipro 4 weeks

22
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what are vaccines for Parathyroid ?

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None

Even for S typhi vaccines does not provide complete prevention

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  1. Dengue and Zika Class?

2. Chikungunya ?

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  1. Flavi virus

2. Alpha virus (Ros river virus family

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what are carriers of Dengue, Chikungunya and Dengue

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Aedes Agypti and albopictus

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what is NS1 protein antigen in Dengue?
It disrupts endothelial glycocalyx and increased vasc permeability Dengue shock syndrome.
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what is charctersic BP finding in Dengue?
DBP may rise while SBP stays same , giving rise to narrow Pulse pressure
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what are early Dengue test ?
First to 5 days NS1 antigen D5 PCR
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what are LATE Dengue test ?
DAY 10 | IgM
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what are bad sign in Dengue?
``` Plt <50000, HCT increase >20% SBP drop Bleeding Serosal thickning on US Age >65 persistant Fevere Abd pain and diorhea ```
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who can have Dengvaxia?
Only seropositive pt.ie who had dengue exposure in the past .
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How is ZIKA transmitted ?
Mosquito to human and primates | First discovered in MONKEY
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What is the advice regarding sexual spread in ZIKA ?
IT can survive in Semen in 180 days So use condom for 6 months
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what re cx of ZIKA?
.GBS in first 3 days after ZIKA | .CZS
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What is CZS?
congenital Zika Syndrome, highest in First Trimester .Microcphly with partially collapsed Skull .Thin cerebral cortices with calcifications .Macular scarring with focal retinal Mottling .Congenital Contractures .Hypotonia
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What is test for ZIKA
NAAT 7 days of illness | Urine +VE longer than Blood
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what is the survilience in ZIKA +ve pregnent Women?
US for weeks than serial | Could do PCR if amniocentences for other reason Yeild not known
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what are test for Chikungunya?
PCR 7 days than serology
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What are phases for Chikungunya?
Ist -->up to 21 days: Fever rash Arthralgia rash and conjunctivitis 2nd-->4WK TO 3 mnth: Chormic symmterical Artharlgia 3rd: from 3 months and on Joint pain and stiffness