Tuberculosis and Leprosy Flashcards
Mycobacteria (4)
M.tuberculosis
M.leprae
M.bovis
M.avium
Tuberculosis
- contagious?
- latent or active
- YES, through air
Extrapulmonary TB
- infects?
- miliary tuberculosis
- infects multiple organ systems
M.tuberculosis
- intra/extracellular?
- lives?
- generation time?
- intracellular
- in macrophages
- slow
M.tuberculosis = Cell Envelope
- high concentration ___
- ____ to stains
- gram __ acid fast stain (test for ___)
- mycolic acid
- impermeability
- gram POSITIVE
- test for mycolic acid
Tuberculosis - Progression (4)
1) Transmission
2) Phagocytosis
3) Granulomas form. T-cell Activated Macrophage
4) Tubercle grows
Transmission
- inhalation from infect host
Phagocytosis
- TB cells blocks ___
- TB inhibits _____
- TB multiplies in ____
- blocks acidification of phagosome
- inhibits fusion of lysosome
- macrophages
______ Form
- ___ destroy pathogens
- balance between pathogen + host = ___
- Granulomas
- tubercles
- latent TB
____ Activated Macrophage
- secrete ___, activate ___
- chronic ___ –> ____
- T-Cell
- cytokines, macrophages
- inflammation –> necrosis
___ Grows
- why?
- ____ erosion = route of transmission
- no host immunity?
- cavitation?
- Tubercle
- some macrophages inactivated or infected
- granuloma erosion
- ACTIVE TB
- center liquefy
ESX Secretion Systems
- how many exist in Mtb?
- transport ___ across Mtb _____
- damage ____
- inhibit ___
- 5 ESX Systems
- bacterial molecules, cell envelope
- phagosome
- immune responses
Multi-drug resistant TB
- resistant to?
1st line drugs
Extensively-drug resistant TB
- resistant to?
2nd line drugs
What test for TB?
- inject with?
- look for?
- infected goes from
Tuberculin Test
- purified protein M.tuberculosis
- T cell-mediated response
- goes from negative to positive if infected
Tuberculin Test
- negative result
- not infected
Tuberculin Test
- positive result
- latent/active TB
- BCG vaccinated
- infected before
Diagnosis of TB (3)
- Chest X-ray
- Staining –> acid fast
- IFN-y response assay
Treatment of TB
- 2/3 die from?
- which antibiotics?
- untreated active TB
- Rifampin + Isoniazid
BCG
- what is it?
- attenuated ___?
- lacks?
- effective against?
- living vaccine
- attenuated M.bovis
- lacks ESX-1 secretion system
- miliary TB
Leprosy
- bacteria?
- progression?
- lesions?
- mycobacterium leprae
- slow progression (5 years)
- lesions visible (less infectious)
2 Types of Leprosy
1) Tuberculoid
2) Lepromatous
Tuberculoid Leprosy
- cell mediated immunity?
- macrophage ____?
- loss of?
- YES cell-mediated immunity
- macrophage contain bacteria
- lose hair + pigment
SELF LIMITING = immune wins
Tuberculosis Lepromatous
- cell mediated immunity?
- macrophage ___?
- __ damage + loss of ___ = traumatic ___
- NO cell-mediated immunity
- macrophage not activated
- nerve damage + loss of sensation = traumatic lesions
Tuberculosis Lepromatous
- bacteria ______ to ____
- reprograms macrophages
- cause damage to nervous tissue
Mycobacterium leprae
- gram?
- waxy ___?
- cultivated in vitro?
- infects macrophages of __ and ___
- gram POSITIVE
- cell envelope
- cannot in vitro
- skin and Schwann cells
Spread of Leprosy
transmission NOT well understood
Treatment of Leprosy
- drugs?
- Dapsone
- Multidrug Therapy (3 antibiotics)