VIII-Parasitic SSTI Flashcards

1
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life cycle of leishmania

A

infected person (parasite in macrophages) biten by sandfly that bites someone else
-reservoir: canines and rodents

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2
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cutaneous leishmaniasis agents

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L. major/tropica/mexicana

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3
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mucotaneous leishmaniasis agents

A

L. braziliensis

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4
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cutaneous leishmaniasis prez

A

raised dry crusty lesions at site where parasite inoculated > slowly enlarges > ulcerates

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5
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mucocutaneous leishmaniasis prez

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typical cutaneous lesion > ulcerates > severe disfigurement
@nasal mucosa and septum

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6
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onchocerca volvulus life cycle

river blindness

A

blackfly uptakes microfilariae from infected person and spread
-larvae dev into adults after years @subcutaneous nodules then migrate to tissues

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7
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onchocerca vulvulus prez

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intense pruitic rash or if eye then sclerosing keratitis = hardening cornea

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8
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onchoceraciasis diagnosis

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skin snips show microfilariae

treat with ivermectin to mass iradicate but repeated dosing required

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9
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life cycle of guinea worm

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  1. lesion with worm comes in contact with water = microfilariae release
  2. crustaceans ingest
  3. people drink contaminated water
  4. larvae migrate thru tissue esp lower limbs
  5. blister forms when female worm ready to release larvae
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10
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dracunculosis agent

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dracunculus medinensis (guinea worm)
-largest tissue dwelling nematode

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11
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diagnosing dracunculosis

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wash out microfilariae from ulcer
-wind worm out on a stick

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12
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cutaneous larva migrans cause

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Ancylostoma (hookworms) normally infect dogs and cats accidentally penetrate human skin so burrow deep into epidermis

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13
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cutaneous larval migrans prez

A

red serpentine pattern , intense inflamm resp, pruitic
-usually soles of feet

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14
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sarcoptes scabei life cycle

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scabies mite (small arthropods) transferred to human thru direct contact > larvae hatch and burrow = superficial dermatitis

infestation

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15
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scabies prez

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itching, short, serpentine, raised, lesions @webbing fingers, wrists, elbows, trunk
-can become hyperinfection from thousands of mites = norwegian/crusted scabies so crust hands, feet, body

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16
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diagnosing scabies

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pick up female mites from skin scrapping

17
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head lice cause

A

transmit thru physical contact/sharing head accessories
so school children yuck
P. humanus capitis

18
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body lice cause

A

found on clothing of infected indivs but will move to body to feed
-spread direct physical contact/sharing clothes
pediculus humanus

19
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crab lice

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sexual contact spread so in pubic and perianal region hair (axillary and facial too)
phthirus pubis

20
Q

diagnose lice

A

id lice or eggs in hair or seams of garments

21
Q

lice treatments

A

products with insecticides - shampoo, lotion, cream + retreat to destroy newly hatched
-high heat washing clothing/bedding
-nit combs

22
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human botfly cause

myiasis

A

infest tissue by larvae (maggots) of flies
-transmit by bite of diff arthropod
dermatobia hominis

23
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human botfly prez

A

painful foul smelling exudate

24
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bed bugs cause

A

*cimex lectularius *
hide during the day in mattresses, furniture then blood feeding at night
-not disease transmiting

25
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bed bug prez

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red itchy welts @ trunk and limbs

26
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chagas disease

A

T. cruzi
spread by reduvid bug
-if chronic can infect cardiac muscle and myenteric plexus

27
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trichinosis life cycle

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  1. ingest undercooked contaminated swine, boars
  2. Trichinella spiralis encysted larvae released into stomach > mature in small intestine
  3. will penetrate striated muscle and encyst ‘nurse cells’ =

appears as spiral in muscle

28
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trichinosis prez

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initial abdom pain, vomit, diarrhea > muscle pain, fever, eosinophilia, myocarditis, periorbital edema

29
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lung fluke life cycle

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paragonimus westermani transmitted thru ingestion of freshwater crabs or crayfish, snails > excyst in stomach and GI > lung parenchyma > eggs escape fibrotic cyst to be coughed up in sputum/swallowed/feces

30
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lung fluke prez

A

cough + blood tinged/rusty sputum + fever
eggs are coughed up and swallowed