Tx Flashcards

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SSSS DOC

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Dicloxacillin conb w fluid tx and supportive

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tx TSS

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Systemic antibiotics such as vancomycin wc may be combined w nafcillin in critically ill adult parents. vigorous fluid tx.
drainage of s aurraus infected site

major dx criteria: widespread macular erythwmatous eruption.

usuaally by s aureaus

mortality in non menstrual- upto 20%.
mentrual- 5%

catheters, undergoing infection.
rapidly progresive destructive soft tissue infection.
NSAID.

case fatality rate-!30%

procalvitonin indicator of severe bacterial infection. may be a biologic marker for toxic shock syndromes.

H:
Tss - snnl ( spongiosis, neutrophil, necrotic keratinocytes, lymphocytes)

mNif: strepp tss- isolation of group a beta hemokytic strep and 2 or more of the ff. renail impairment, coagulopathy; hepatic inv, ards, generalized erythematous macular eruption that may desquamate and soft tissue necrosis, myositis or gangrene.

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Ecthyma tx

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Cleaning w soap and water after soaking off crust w compress ff by app of mupirocinc retapamulin, bacitracin ointment twice daily.
oral dicloxacillin or 1st generation cephalosporin.

more strep than staphy pyoderma.

begins as vesicle pr vesiculopustule that enlarges and in a few days thickly crusted.
when crust removed there is a superficial saucer shaped ulcer w raw base and elev edges.

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scarlet fever tx

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scarlet - PED

penicillin
erythromycin
Dicloxacillin

children
dev the eruption 24-48 hours agter onset of paryngeal symptoms. tondils red edemarous and covered w exudate. tongue white coating. reddened hypertrophid papilla “strawberry white apprearance”

4-5th day- coating disappears and toung is bright “red strawberry tongue”

cutaneous eruption begins on neck then spreads to the trunk and then lastly extremities. widespread erythema are 1-2 mm papules wc give skin a sand paper qlty. linear petechial eruption( pastia lines) often present in antecubital and axilarry folds.
facial flusshing and circumoral palor.

eruption prod by erythrogenic exotoxin prod grup a strep.

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Erysipelas

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acute b hemol group a strep.

Strep c and g- adult

Step group B - child

Penicillin systemic atleast 10 days.
ice bag.
cold compress.

st anthonys fire.

PML- 20,000 cells/mm or more.

intense inflammation w vesicles or bullae.

most common site/ Face and legs.

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Cellulitis

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75% streptococci.

Tx. dicloxacillin or cephalexin for 5 days.

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nacrotizing fasciitis

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tx surgical debrid
IV antibiotics
mortality rate 20%

those in abd wlal has higher mortality rate.

MRI most definitice conf test.

path: Microaeropholic B helolytic strep, hem staph, coliforms, enterococci, pseudomonas, bacteroides

necrotiIng infection of fascia. may folow trauma or surgery. within 24 hiurs redness pain and edema quickly progress to central patches of dusky blue discoloration. by 4th or 5th say these purple areas become gangreneous.

both aerobic ans anaerobic cultures should always be taken.

2cm incision dwn the fascia- lack of bleeding, murky discharge and lack of resistance to probing finger are ominous signs.

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blistering distal dactilytis

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Group a b hem strep

tense superficial blisters
on tender erythematous base.
over volar fat pad of phalanx of finger and thumb.

2-16 yo.

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Perianal dermatitis

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Penicillin or erythromycin comb w a topical antiseptic or antibiotic is tx of choice.

group a strep.

duration 14-21 days.

post tx swab and urinalysis to monitor for post strep glomerulonephritis are recommended.

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Streptococcal intertrigo

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Group a b hemolytic strep

Top antibiotics and oral penicillin.

infants and child may dev fiery red erythema and maceration in neck axillae and inguinal folds.
no satellite lesions.
may be painful and fould order

may be mistaken for candidal intertrigo- but strep are more painful and macerated a d lack satellite pustules.

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Strep iniae

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Fish patho- strep iniae
fever lumphangitis cellulitis
(SI- FLC) without skin necrosis.

penicillin

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erysipeloid of rosenbach

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Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae

Prnicillin 1g/day for 5-10 days, or
ampicillin 500mg 4x a day best txa for loc disease.

if pen cannot be used, imipinem, piperacillin tazobac.
(PIP)
systemic 12-20 mill units/ day of IV penicillin for up to 6 weeks.

sharply madginated kfyen polygonal patch of purplish erythema.
1st symptom is pain at site of inoculation. ff by swelling and erythema. sharply defined slightly elev zone tagt extends peripherally as the centrail portion fades away.
migratory nature. new purplish red patches appear at nearby areas. j

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Anthrax

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asypromatic exposed- prophyl tx w 6 week course doxycycline or ciprofloxacin.

aggressive and systemic lesions- iv tx

cutaneous- ciprofloxacin 500 mg or doxy 100 mg teice a day for 60 days.

inflamm papule beg 3-7 days after inoculation.
bulla surr by intense edema and infiltration forms within another 24-36 hours. ruptures spont. and black eschar is visible.

PUSTULES ALMOST NEVER PRESENT.

bacillus 3 virulence fagtor:
polyglutamate acid capsule inhibiting phahocytosis
edema toxin
lethal toxin.

culture

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Listeriosis

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Ampi genta DOC.

TMP SMX- alter.

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Cutaneous diphtheria

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Doc- Erythromycin 2g/day

IM diphtheria antitoxin 20000a 40000U after a conjunctival test.

in severe cases; Iv Penicillin G 600,000 U/day for 14 days.

rifampin 600mg/day for 7 days will eliminate dipth carrier state.

ulcer punched out and has hed rolled elevated edges and pale blue tinge. leathery grayish membrane covering.

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Corynebacterium jeikeium

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DOC vancomycin

Van jeik

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Erythrasma

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Triad of erythrasma : Corynebacterium, pitted keratolysis, trichomycosis axillaris.

woods lamp: coral red f

top erythro sol or top clindamycin.

Oral erythro 250mg 4x a day for 2 weeks.
and clarithro single 1g dose.

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Arcanobacterium haemolyticum

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pharyngitis in young adult.
exanthem is ery morbilliform kr scarlatinifkrm eruption on trunk and extremities.

tx of choice: Erythromycin. severe high dose penicillin G.

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Intertrigo

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bact: Strep, staph, pseu, corynebacterium.

demarcated fiery red moist shiny surface and a foul smell w an absence of satellite lesions.

Bot toxin type A used to dry out arras pred to recurrent disease. castellani paint as antibact ointment, low po top strroid and top tacrolimus reduce inflam.
in conjunction w antifungal or antimicrobial agent. huhu.

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Pitted keratolysis.

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Kytococcus sedentarius.

tx: Top erythromycin; mupirocin; clindamycin.
PK-MEC
Miconazole or clotrimazole cream and whitfield ointment are effective alt.
benzoyl peroxide gel and 10-20% sol aluminum chloride.

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Gas gangrene (Clostridial myonecrosis)

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surgical debrid.
intensive antibiotic tx w IV penicillin G and clindamycin.

Clinda resistant C perfringens- Vancomycin.

gas bubbles (hydrogen)!

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Meleney gangrene.(Chronic undermining burrowing ulcers)

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Wide excision and grafting primary tx.

imipenem and meropenem as adj tx for polymicrobial infections

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fournier gangrene of penis and scrotm

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Group a strep or w mixed enteric bacilli and anaerobes

antibiotixs. Surg deb; and general support.

bet 20-50 yo.

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Actinomycosis.

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Pen G 10-20 MU/ day for 1 month. ff by 4-6 g/day of oral penicillin for another 2 months.

Eosinophillic clubs comp of immunoglobulins are seen at periphery of granule(Splendore Hoeppli phenomenon)

most often on cervicofascual area. middle aged men.

oropharyngeal actinomycosis- actinomyces israelii and a gerencseriae.

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Nocardiosis

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DOC cutaneous nocardial infection: TMP SMX 5-10mg/kg/day in 2-4 divided doses for 3 months or 6 months if immunocompromised.
(NO-TS)
Minocycline is an alternative.
Imipenem plus TMP SMX or amikacin are effectively used in combination for disseminated infection.
(NO- ITS/A)

beg a pulmo infection.
skin inv is 10% of disseminated cases. in form of abscess; erosion, vesiculopustular lesions.

Noc brasiliensjs most common cause if lrimary cut disease.
N. asteroides usually reponsible for disseminated form of nocardiosis.

SDA- white colonies wc later become chalky and orange colored.

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Ecthyma gangrenosum

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Pseudomonas.

IV ANTI pseudomonal penicillin.
add of G CSF to stimulate both proliferation and differentiation of myeloid precursors.

buttoks or extremities.

vesicle/pustule- Black nexrotic centers w ulcers.

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Green nail syndrome

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Onycholysis of distal port of nail.

soak finger in 1% acetic acid sol 2x a day- helpful.
trimming of onycholytic nail playe ff by neosporin 2x a day.

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Gram neg toe web infection.

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P.aeruginosa.

early- topical antifungal.

however w scaling; peeling lrogress to white maceration soggy scaling bad odor edema and fissuring. tx must also include top antibiotics, or acetic acid compress.

full blown gram neg toe web infection w wide spread denudation and erythema purulence and edema req systemic antibiotics. 3rd gen ceph or fluoroquinolone.

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Pseudomonas folliculitis ( Hot tub folliculitis)

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folliculitis usually involutes within 7-14 days without tx.
3rd gen ceph or fluoroquinolone such as cipro or ofloxacin may be useful.
chlorination of water/ at ph 7.2-7.8

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External otitis.

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70% of cases- P aeruginosa.

Local antipseudomonal and antiinflam cortisporin otic sol or suspension, ir 2% acetic acid compress w topical steroid.

App of otic domeboro solution after swimming eill help prevent recurrence.

Candida and aspergillus. Antifungal sol (ciclopiroxolamine) Comb w steroid sol are affective for otomycosis.

facial nerve palsy in 30%

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Malacoplakia.

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granuloma may arise as masllike lesions ir nodules abscesses or ulcerarions. favro perineum but also affect abd wall, thoraz and extremities and axillla.

h: Foamy eosinophillic hansemann macrophages: contain calcified conentrically laminated intracytoplasmic bodies (‘ michaelis gutmann) Scattered immunoblasts neutrophils and lymphocytes are found in dermis.

Fluoroquinolone (cipro( ofloxacin)
(MAL-F)

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H influenzae

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bluish or purplish red cellulitis of face. acc by fever in child younger 2 yrs.

cefotaxime and ceftriaxone/

HI(-Tri tax)

h influenza type B.

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Chancroid

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h ducreyi.
tender ulcer in genitalia and painful inhuinal adenitis that may suppurate:
men.
inflam macule or pustule 1-5 days or rarely as long as 2 weeks after intercourse. gen appear on distal penis or perinatal area in men. vulva cervix or perianal area in women.
H: Ulcer inc a suprficial necrotic zone w an infiltrate const of neutrophils lymphocytes and rbc. ducreyi bacilli may or may not be seen in secretions.
culture/ def dx.
tx.: Azithromycun 1g orally singe dose or Ceftriaxone 250mg IM single dose; Erythromycin 500mg 4x a day for 7 days, ciprofloxacin 500mg orally 2x a day for 3 days:

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Granuloma inguinale

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progressive indolent serpigenous ulcerarions of groind pubes genitalia and anus.
painless. beefy red.

genitalia 90%f inguinal region 10, anal 5-10. distal sites 1-5.
Gram negative klebsiella granulomatis.
direct inoculation.
H: epidermis is replaced by serum fibrin and PMN leukocytes. periphery pseudoepitheliomatous hyperplasia.

Tx: Azithromycin 1g ince weekly for atleast 3 weeks.
alt: TMP SMX 1 double strength tablet; Ciprofloxacin 750mg or doxycyline 100mg twice daily or erythromycin 500mg 4x daily. all minimum of 3 weeks.
additioj if IV aminoglycoside such as gentamycin 1mg/kg every 8 hrs considered if lesions do not respond w 1st few days in HIV infected pxs.

GI 3.

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Gonococcal dermatitis

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Ceftriaxone 125mg single IM dose w single dose azithromycin 1g orally is recommended.

36
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Gonococcemia

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horrhaguc vesiculopustular eruption bouts of fever arthralgia or actual arthritis of one or several joints. tiny sparse erythematous Or hemorrhagic base or purpuric macules. identical to meningoccemmia

neisseria gonorrhea

Disseminated : ceftri 1g/day IV plus Azithro 1g oral min of 1 week.

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meningococcemia

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fever chills hypotensioj meningitis. petechial eruption most on trunk or lower extremity. prgress to ecchymoses, bullous hemorrhagic, ischemic lesions.

young children males

tx Iv ceftria 2g twice a day or penicillin G 300000 u/kg/day upto 24 MU/day for 7 days. DOC.
One dose cipro 500mg is given after initial course of antibiotics to clear nasal carriage.
rifampin 600mg q12 hours for 2 days is an alt prophylactic tx for children
ceftriaxone single IM dose of 250mg for preg women.

38
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Vibrio vulnificus

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raw oysters.

Begin w 24-48 hours of exposure with localized tenderness followed by erythema edema and indurated plaques.
occur in almost 90% of patients and are most common oj lower extremities.

DOC:
Doxycycline and ceftriaxone.
VV ( dox-Tri)

39
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Chromobacteriosis and aeromonas

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Chromobacteriim violaceum most common species. prod violet pigment.

Best tx; fruoroquinolone with aminoglycoside.
after several weeks of parenteral antimicrobial tx. an oral agent (tmp smx, tetracycline and fluoroquinolone) is given for 2-3 months.

CHROM AF TTF

aeromonas hydrophilia - ciprofloxacin.
AH PRO

40
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Salmonellosis

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inc 1-2 wks
onset fever chills headache constripation bronchitis.
after 7-10 days. rose colored macules or papukes “rose spots” 2-5mm appear on anterior trunk bet umbilicus and nipples. appear in crips each feoup of 10-20 lesions lasting 3-4 days. 2-3 week duration of exanthem. rose spots in 50-60% of patients.

tx; cipro or ceftri

41
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shigellosis

A

fruoroquinolone
(SHI-F)

MSM may dev a furuncle on the penis caused by shigella flexneri.

42
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Helicobacter cellulitis

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Tx ciprofloxacin

fever bacteremia cellulitis arthritis.
H. cinaedi / H. canis.

predisposing- HIV, alcohOL, DM, malignancy.

43
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rhinoscleroma

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Chronic inflam granulomatosous of upper respi char by sclerosis deformity remission debility.
limited to nose pharynx adjacent structures.
nodules are first small hard subepidermal ad freely movable but gradually fuse to form sclerotic plaques tagt adhere to underlying parts. ulcerstion is common. stony hardness. dusky purple or ivory color.

kleb pneumo sso rhinoscleromatis.

Mikulicz cells occ hyaline degenerated plasma cell.
russell body w few spindle cells and fibrosis.
best bisualized in warthin starry silver stain.

tx.
usually progressive and resistant to tx.
fluoroquinolones. 3-4 mos.
R/F.

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Pasteurellosis

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Amoxicillin- clavulanate 875/125 mg twice daily.
PAST AC

P. haemolytica
P. Multicoda

45
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Glanders

A

Burkholderia mallei.

those who handle horses mules and donkeys.

inflam papule or vesicle that arises at the site of inoculation rapidly brcomes nodular or pustular and ulcerative and forms irregular excavation.

respi mucous membranes are susceptible to glanders. accidental inhalation, catarrhal symptoms are 1st present. there may be epistaxis or mucoud nasal discharge - char feature of the disease.

nodules called farcy buds

tx: immediate surgical excisionof inoculated lesions and antibiotics. Amox- clav, doxycyline or tmp smx upto 5 mos.

Gland DAT

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Melioidosis ( whitmore disease)

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Burkholderia pseudomallei

acute pulmonary and septic form.

south east asia.

dx: Recovery of bacillus from the skin lesions or sputum. serologic test.
tx: acute septicemic: ceftaz, merop, imipenem for 2 weeks. ff by maintenance tx w tmp smx oral. 3-6 months.

Mel- TIM, T

47
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Catscratch

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B henselae

primary skin kesiins appear win 3-5 days agter cat scratch. present in 50-90 of pxs.

resemble insect bute but not pruritic.
Biopsy: Granulomatous inflammation with central stellate necrosis

lymphadenopathy is hallmark of disease.
Epitrochleae and axillary lyphadenopathy most common (50%), cervical 25. inguinal 18.

fluctuant lymph nodes should be aspirated.
tx: Azithromycin 500mg first day ff by 250 mg for 4 days in adults,
(Cat- AZI)

biopsy of LN- Grabulomatous inflamm w central stellate necrosis.

48
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Trench fever

A

B quintana
person to person by body louse.

fever initally lasts about 1 week and then recurs every 5 days. headache neck shin back pain. endocarditis may occur.

tx: Comb of IV gentamycin and oral doxycyclin.

TRE GD

49
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Bacillisry angiomatosis

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b henselae and quintana.

occurs in immunosuppression.
T cells usually less than 50

elev LDH, elev ALP, elev hepatocellular enzymes; N bilirubin.

resembles pyogenix granuloma.

distringuished from progenic granuloma by neutrophils throughout lesion not jst on surface like in PG.

tx: clarithro 500mg twice daily or azithromycin 250mg daily. 6 months.
(BA- Cla - AZI)

a jarish herxheimer reaxtion may occur on 1st dose of antibiotix.

50
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Oroya fever and verruga peruana

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Oroya, carrion dx- acute febrile stage
verruga peruana/ chronic delayed stage.

Bartonella bacilliformis transmitted by a sandfly usually lutzomyia verrucarum.
humans only known reservoir.

severe hemolytic anemia, leukopenia, thrombocytopenia.

untreated fataljty rate 40-88%. w antibiotic tx 8

giemsa stain- identifying bacteria and erythrocyte.

tx. chloramphenicol 2g/day
(OC)

salmonella coinfection- Most frea cause of death.

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Plague

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Yersinia pestis.

milder form: Initial manif are general malaise, fever, pain or tenderness in regional lymph node most often on inguinal or axillary regions.

principal animal hosts: rock dquirrels, prairie dogs, chipmunks, marmots, skunks, deer mice, wood rate, rabbit, hares.
transmission: Contact w infected rodent fleas or rodents, pneumonic spread or infected exudates. Xenopsylla cheopis (oriental rat flee! vector in human outbreaks.

tx: Y pestis are gentamycin and streptomycin. SHOULD BE IV.
YP SG

52
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Rat bite fever

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contact w rats or rodents wc carey spirillum minor and strepbacillus moniliformis

Strep moniliformis/ US, septicemia
spirillum minor- asia. sodoku

strep- shorter incubation- 10 days. when chills and fever occurS within 2-4 days, generalized morbilkiform eruption appears.

S minor- longer incubation 1-4 weeks. bite site inflammed and ulcerated. lymphangitis.
begins w erythematous macules on abd resembling rose spots wc enlarge become purplish red and form extensive indurated plaques.
6% of untreated die.

dx confirmed by culture. from blood or joint aspirate.

tx: amoxicillin clavulanic 875/125.
RB AC

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tularemia

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known as ohara disease or deer fly fever.

febrile dx cause by Francisella tularensis.
most common: ulceroglandular.

sudden onset chills headsche leukocytosis after 2-7 days incubation.

freq sources if human infection handling of wild rabbits l, bute of deer flies or ticks.

Bite of ticks: Dermacentor andersoni, Amblyomma americanum, deer fly- chrysops discalis. 
def dx: staining smears. 

4x rise in tited is diagmostic. 1:160 or greater is diagnostic of past or current infection.
PCR.

main histo feature: Granuloma.

tx; streptomycin IV DOC
ALT: IV Gentamycin, oral doxy, or ciprofloxacin.

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brucellosis

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Undulant fever.
eatpacking industry. risk arenthose in contact w infected animals or animal products.
pet owners, pasteurized milk.

biopsy: non caseating granuloma.
dx by culture of blood bm or granuloma confirmed by elisa or agglutination titer.
(Bruce- Elisa)

tx doxycyline and gentamycin.
BRUCE DG

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rickettsial dx

A

Natural reservoir blood sucking arthropod.
dx: clinical
confirmed by indirect fluoresence antibody testing.
R IFAT

may be verified by western blot or PCR.

tx: doxycyline 100mg twice a day for 7 days.

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Epidemic typhus

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infestation by body lice ( pediculus humanus var corporis)

spares face palm sole.

while louse feeds in the persons skin it defcates. the organisms in the feces are scratched into the skin. after 5 days, pink macular eruption appears on trunk and axillary folds and rapidly spreads ro rest of body. macules may later brcom hemorrhagic and gangrene of fingers toes and earlobes may occur.

serologic testing using IFA and western blot for paecificity is positive after 8-12th say of illness.

tx Doxyclycline 100 mg twice a day for 7 days.

57
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MRSA TX

A

Clindamycin
Tmp smx
doxycycline

58
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MRSDA DRUGS

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Clinda
tmp smx
doxycycline

59
Q

doxycycline not for

A

group A strep

60
Q

differentiate janeway lesions and osler

A

Osler- Tender, erythematous nodule on fingertips

janeway- non tender, angular hemorrhagic lesion on palms and soles

61
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impetigo etio

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50-70% s aureaus

the rest s pyogenes

62
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new born impetigo

A

group b strep

63
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strains of nephritis

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Type 49, 55,57,60.

M2 strain.

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group a beta heno strep are sometimes followed by

A

AGN

65
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impetigo prg

A

good in child
bad adult

2-5% of IMPETIGO HAVE AGN. most freq before 6yo.

66
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prev carrier state of staph in nares (impetigo)

A

Mupi ointment on anterior nares 2x a day daily or
10 day course of rifampin and dicloxacillin ( for MSSA)
or tmp smx ( MRSA)

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impetigo of bockhart

A

superficial folliculitis w thin walled pustules at the follicle orifices.

68
Q

tx folliculitis

A

1st gen ceph
penicillinase resistant penicillin (eg dicloxacillin) unless MRSA
MRSA/ tmp smx, clinda, doxycycline, minocycline, linezolid.

69
Q

places inside nares 2x a day inside the nares twice saily throughout the course of isotret tx. eliminates or red risk of nasal carriage of S. Aureus.

A

bacitracin ointment

70
Q

paronychia etio

A
S aureaus 
s pyogenes 
pseudomonas 
proteus 
anaerobes 

yeast- candida

71
Q

tx paronychia

A

top or oral Af -50% recovery rate.

Miconazole comb w topical steroid cream or ointment in candidal chronic paronychia.

72
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tx acutely inflamed pyogenic paronychia abscess

A

Incised and drained.

73
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tz acute suppurative paronychia

A

spec if shows pyogenic cocci.
a semisynthetic penicillin or cephalosporin w excellent staph activity given orally.
if not effectivensuspect - mrsa or mixed anaerobic bacteria.

74
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botromycosis

A
S aureaus 
p aerugunosa 
e colu 
proteus 
bacteroides 
strep
75
Q

pyomyositis

A

fever ans muscle pain.
s aureus abscess in deep large striated muscles. presents w fever and muscle pain.
hematogenous origin.
most frrq area- thigh.
HIV/ Deltoid then quadriceps.
drainage of abscess and app systemic antibitoics are recomm tx.

76
Q

SSSS

age

A

neonates < 5 yers old. rarely on adult.
SSSS diff from sjs and ten- Based on level of epidermal separation. Sss not affrct mucous membranes.
skin sep at granular layer unlike Ten which is at th3 dej.
lesions morensuperficial less severe.
healing mire rapid.

exfoliative txin a and B

spare palms and soles. and mucous mem.

+nikolsky

Exfoliative toxins a b d specifically cleave desmoglein 1. the target antigen of autoantibodies.

77
Q

ssss prog

A

excellent in children m but mortality in adult reach 60%

78
Q

chronic recurrent erysipelas, chronic lympangitis aid in prevention of recurrence.

A

compression therapy

79
Q

erythema marginatum

A

spreading patchy erythema that migrates peripherally and forms polycyclinc configusrions. evanescent.
spares face.

skin biopsy: perivasc and interstitial pPMN LEUKOCYTE predominance.

asynptomatic and resolve spont

80
Q

Typhus subtypes

A

Louse borne endemic typhus- r prowazekii

mouse, cat, rat flea- borne - r typhi.

scrub typhus, mite borne- r tsutsugamushi

81
Q

endemic typhus-

A

(murine typhus

natural inf od rats and mice by r typhi.

rat flea ( xenopsylla cheopis)

car fleA ctenocephalides felis.

same manif as epidemic typhus but less severe. Nd gangrene does not supervene.

peak incidenceE summer and fall.

tx same as epidemic typhus.

82
Q

scrub typhus

A

tsutsugamushi fever.

fever chills intense headache skin lesions and pneumonitis.

primary lesion:erythematous papule at site of mite bite. most often in scrotum, groin, or ankle. becomes indurated multilocular vesicle rests atop the papule. necrotic ulcer and eschar surr indurated erythema.
regional kymphadenopathy.

erythematous macular eruption begins in trunk extends peripherally and fades in few days. deafness and tinnitus in 1/5 of untreated pxs.

vector: trombiculid red mite (chigger)

tx tetracycline.