VIBRIONACEAE Flashcards

1
Q
  • Non intestinal pathogen
  • Comma/curved-shaped bacillus
A

Vibrionaceae

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Vibrionaceae
- Oxidase ___ - screening test for vibrio
- ____ anaerobe, motile
- ____ fermenter, String test ____
- LOA ___
- Halophilic EXCEPT V. ___ & V. ___

A

(+)
Facultative
Non lactose
(+)
(-)
cholerae and v. mimics

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3
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Darting motility
Rice watery stool
Cholera is the most severe form of gastroenteritis, can cause death
0129 Susceptibility Test

A

V. cholerae

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4
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V. cholerae
- ____ fermenter, ___ spore former, ___ halophilic
- Enrichment medium Culture:
- pH indicator:

A

non; non; non
TCBS
Bromothymol Blue

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5
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V. cholerae
- Virulence factor:
- Treatment:
- Resistant -

A

Cholera toxin
Doxycycline
azithromycin and ciprofloxacin

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6
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V. cholerae Subgroups (3)

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V. cholerae 01 biotype
V. cholerae 0139
V. cholerae non-01

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7
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V. cholerae Subgroups that produces classical - early
pandemic; El tor - causes pandemic

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V. cholerae 01 biotype

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8
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V. cholerae Subgroups that is bengal non toxigenic and don’t produce coloregen, similar to V. cholerae 01

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V. cholerae 0139

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9
Q

Gastroenteritis
Isolate like contaminated sushi
Kanagawa Phenomenon - hemolysis production
Wagatsuma agar - used to see the hemolytic reaction

A

V. parahaemolyticus

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10
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Manifested in contaminated raw oysters
Can cause septicemia, wound infection

A

V. vulnificus

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11
Q

V. vulnificus
- ___ spore former
- Treatment:

A

non
Tetracycline

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12
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In V. vulnificus, 3 cause of necrotizing fasciitis:

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  • S. pyogenes
  • Enterobacter
  • Clostridium
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13
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Need high salt conc.
Common in marine environment
Causes wound and ear infection

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V. alginolyticus

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14
Q

V. alginolyticus
- ___ fermenter
- TCBS:
- Strictly ____

A

sucrose
yellow colonies
halophilic

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15
Q

Bull’s eye colonies
Red Leg disease
Isolated in rivers, soil and marine environment
Sometimes can be mistaken as Vibrio

A

Aeromonas

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16
Q

Aeromonas
- Oxidase, Catalase and Gelatinase test ___
- ____ fermentation
- BAP - produce ____
- Halophilic

A

(+)
Mannitol
beta hemolysis

17
Q

Test used to differentiate aeromonas (+) from pseudomonas (-)

A

Gelatinase test

18
Q

Cause Gastroenteritis
Water-loving organism
Most serious infection caused by hydrophila is HUS

A

A. hydrophila

19
Q

Cause colorite disease

A

A. veronii biovar sobria

20
Q

Cause inflammatory bowel disease
Common isolate spp. in neonates

A

A. caviae

21
Q

S-shaped, sea-gull winged forms
Darting motility
Most recognized or antecedent disease cause by C.
jejuni is Guillain-Barre syndrome

A

Campylobacter jejuni

22
Q

Campylobacter jejuni
- Primary Isolation Media: (CC)
- Hippurate Hydrolysis
- Grow at ___

A

Campybac, Charcoal perizone
(+)
42 degC

23
Q

Corkscrew motility, Non Spore former
U-shaped gram (-) bacteria
Primary habitat: Human gastric mucosa

A

Helicobacter pylori

24
Q

Helicobacter pylori
- Specimen
- ____
- Virulence factor:

A

Tissue biopsy and urine
microaerophile
Urease

25
Q

Helicobacter pylori diseases

A

Peptic ulcer, chronic gastritis, can also lead to gastric carcinoma

26
Q

It measures the urease activity but
this uses radioactive label in Helicobacter pylori

A

Urea Breath Test

27
Q

It detects current infection in Helicobacter pylori

A

Stool Antigen/ Coproantigen test

28
Q

It is for therapeutic, invasive, non-culture technique Helicobacter pylori

A

Endoscopy