CONDENSED module 9

Question 1

gonnorrhea

Answer 1

Neisseria gonnrohea
gram -ve
cepholosporin - cefotaxime
have an endotoxin
blood/brain infection
PROM and chorioamnionitis (infect fetal membrane and amniotic fluid)

Question 2

Endotoxin

Answer 2

in gram -ve
cause large immune resspone (fever or sepsis)
septic shock if enter blood stream
tissue damage
inflammation

Question 3

syphylis

Answer 3

syphilis treponema pallidum
gram -ve
increased misscarriage and abnorman=lities
1st stage is sores, 2nd is rash, latent

Question 4

Streps

Answer 4

streptocooci pyogenes = sttep throat, rehumatic fever, scarlet fever

pospartum infection GAS
necrotizing fascitis GABHS
vancomycin

Question 5

e. coli

Answer 5

escheria coli
gram +
macrolide

Question 6

c diff

Answer 6

clostridium difficile
gram +
nocosomial
metronidazole

Question 7

mycoplasma/ureaplasma

Answer 7

gram -ve
pneumonia, PID (ecptopic, diffiult getting pregnant), pnrumonia

no cell wall so erythromycin

Question 8

PID

Answer 8

pelvic floor inflammatory disease
infection of female repro tract
causes more ectopic pregnnacy, harder to get pregnant and pelvic pain

Question 9

listeria monocytogenes

Answer 9

listeria monocytogens
poop/unpasteruzed
-ve and motile (cross placenta)
death/meningitis in newborn

Question 10

protozoa trichomonas vaginalis

Answer 10

sti
mentronidazole
preterm delivery

Question 11

toxoplasmosis gondii

Answer 11

teratogen
cat litter/uncooked meat

Question 12

uti in pregnancy

Answer 12

increased proggesterone is slower flod of urine
pressin gon bladder so it doesnt empty fully
urethra dilation Increased blood flow and relaxed from progesterone)

Question 13

chlamydia

Answer 13

chlamydia trachomatis
-ve
eye/lung infection baby