128 - Acute Infectious Diarrheal Disease Flashcards

1
Q

Chronic diarrhea > 2 weeks = __

A

chronic diarrhea

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2
Q

Diarrhea + fever= __

A

invasive disease

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3
Q

Diarrhea + abdominal pain= __

A

inflammatory diseases (shigella/campylobacter/necrotizing toxins)

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4
Q

Abdominal cramping + diarrhea can be caused by __ loss, like in the case of __.

A

electrolytes

cholera

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5
Q

Which pathogen cause appendicitis like pain?

A

Yersinia enterocolitica

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6
Q

Which pathogen cause tenesmus?

A

shigellosis/ amebiasis

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7
Q

Using Abx in cases of diarrhea may increase the risk of being a carrier of __

A

salmonellosis

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8
Q

Light dehydration= 4

A

thirst
dry mouth
reduced axillary perspiration
oliguria

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9
Q

Medium dehydration= 3

A

orthostatic BP
skin tenting
sunken eyes

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10
Q

severe dehydration= 4

A

lethargy
obtundation
weak pulse
hypotension -> shock

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11
Q

Travel diarrhea will cause __, __, and __. It usually begins - days after arriving at the destination. It is a - disease, resolving within - days.

A
abdominal cramping 
anorexia
watery diarrhea (secretory)
3-14
self-limited
1-5
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12
Q

What is the common pathogens causing traveler’s diarrhea?

A

Campylobacter jejuni
shigella
cryptosporidium

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13
Q

Which bacteria will cause food poisoning 1-6 h after introduction? 2

A

staph aureus

bacillus cereus

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14
Q

Which bacteria will cause food poisoning 8-16 h after introduction? 2

A

clostridium perfringens

bacillus cereus

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15
Q

Which bacteria will cause food poisoning >16 h after introduction? 5

A
vibrio cholera
E. coli
salmonella 
campylobacter jejuni
shigella
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16
Q

S. aureus and B. cereus release __ and are common in food kept in room temp for a long period. symptoms include __,__,__.

A

enterotoxins
nausea
vomiting
diarrhea

17
Q

Clostridium perfringens can be found in __ that was not cooked toughly. Clinical signs include:__ and __. __ and __ are uncommon, and the disease is self limited (<24 h)

A
meat
abdominal pain
diarrhea
fever 
vomiting
18
Q

Important rule of treating diarrhea is sufficient __ with __ (__)

A

rehydration
ORS
oral rehydration solution

19
Q

What does ORS contain? 4

A

KCL, HCO3, glucose, NaCl

20
Q

Using Abx for travelers diarrhea can reduce the disease from - days to - hours, but may result in the development of __ bacteria,

A

3-5
24
36
MDR

21
Q

Dysentery=__

A

bloody diarrhea + fever

22
Q

Patients with dysentery should receive an empiric treatment of __ or __

A

fluoroquinolone

macrolide

23
Q

Shigella may lead to __ and should be treated for - days

A

dysentery

3-7

24
Q

Which Abx is most suitable for treating campylobacter?

A

macrolide

25
Q

Treating EHEC is __, and may lead to __ and renal failure (X20)

A

wrong!

HUS

26
Q

EHEC=__

A

Enterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli

27
Q

Which drug is used to prevent travelers diarrhea, but may lead to S/E such as blackening of the teeth/tongue/tinnitus

A

bismuth subsalicylate (קלבטן)

28
Q

Which virus can be vaccinated against, in order to prevent diarrhea?

A

Rota virus