Micro Pics Flashcards

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staphylococcus

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staph aureus

left: furuncle (boil): infection of hair follicle, purulent material extends through dermis into subcu, abscess
middle: carbuncle: coalescence of several inflamed follicles
right: paronychia

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staph aureus

left: folliculitis: superficial infection of hair follicles with purulent material in epidermis
right: cellulitis: infection of soft tissue: involves deeper dermis and subQ fat

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staph aureus

top left: hordoleum

top right: blepharitis

bottom: conjunctivitis

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staph aureus

scalded skin syndrome

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bullous impetigo

staph aureus

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staph TSS

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D test

clindamycin and erythromycin

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positive: D

inducible clindamycin resistance

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staph epidermidis

left: urease pos.
right: urease neg.

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left: catalase neg.

right; catalase pos.

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top: coagulase neg.
bottom: coagulase pos.

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strep

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pharyngitis

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erysipelas

GAS

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impetigo

GAS

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cellulitis

GAS

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17
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lots of PAIN

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GAS necrotizing fasciitis

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GAS necrotizing fasciitis

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GAS necrotizing fasciitis

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20
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feels like sandpaper

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scarlet fever

GAS

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scarlet fever

GAS

sandpaper rash, strawberry tongue, desquamation,

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bile esculin

enterococcus faecalis

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alpha hemolysis

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non-hemolytic

gamma hemolysis

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beta hemolysis

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Rickettsia rickettsii

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Rickettsia ricketsii

rocky mountain spotted fever

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Rickettsia rickettsii in vascular endothelial cell

IFA: indirect immunofluorescent assay

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Rickettsia prowazekii

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Rickettsia typhi

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blood smear: morulae in monocytes

Ehrlichia chaffeensis

human monocytic ehrlichiosis

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anaplasma phagocytophilia: morulae in GRANULOCYTE

human granulocytic anaplasmosis: Rocky Mountain Spotless Fever

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Coxiella burnetii

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spirochete

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blacklegged tick: Ixodes

Lyme disease

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Lyme disease: Borrelia burgdorferi

erythema chronicum migrans

ticks not usually found in rash

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spirochete on blood smear

Borrelia spp.

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tightly coiled, fine spirochete

Leptospira interrogans

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Cat scratch disease

Bartonella heneslae

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angioma in skin and visceral organs

cat scratch disease in immunocompromised

Bartonella heneslae

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Bartonella heneslae

Cat scratch disease

swollen lymph nodes

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Bacillus anthracis

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Bacillus anthracis

eschars

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Burkholderia pseudomallei

melioidosis or Whitmore’s disease

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Francisella tularensis

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lymphadenopathy, ulcergalndular tularemia

Francisella tularensis

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Yersinia pestis

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buboes

Yersina pestis

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blueberry muffin rash

rubella

togavirus

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hand, foot, and mouth: coxsackievirus

herpangia, vescular lesions on hands/feet

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mumps

paramyxovirus

parotid swelling

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HSV in HIV

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chicken pox

VZV

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VZV

shingles

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smallpox

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molluscum contagiosum

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lesion due to smallpox vaccine: vaccinia

umbilicated

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top left: generalized vaccina

top right, bottom left: inadvertant inoculation

bottom right: erythema multiforme

severe rxns to small pox vaccine

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life threatening rxns to smallpox vaccine

left: progressive vaccinia
right: eczema vaccinatum

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top left: cat bite

bottom: IVDU

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septic arthritis

top left: knee, most common (except in children)

top right: 3rd MCP, pasteurella multocida

bottom: sternoclavivular (uncommon except in IVDU)

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septic arthritis

bony erosion (arrow) and soft tissue swelling

62
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patient had prostatectomy 2 weeks before

P. aeruginosa in urine

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pubic symphysis septic arthritis

widended joint space, small cortical erosions

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top: painless, nonpruritc lesions
bottom: tenosynovitis

gonococcal arthritis

64
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foot pain for 5 months

initial xray and CT neg.

repeat xray here: AFB stain/culture positive

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MTB septic arthritis

65
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above the knee amputation

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draining sinus

osteomyelitis

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right: epidural abscess
left: vertebrae and disk space change

vertebral osteomyelitis

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foot ulcers due to PVD or DM

osteomyelitis

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right: diskitis with vertebral destruction
middle: diskitis
left: abscess

Pott’s disease

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C. perfringens

arrow A: air in external iliac vein

arrow B: gas in butt soft tissue

bottom: gram stain of muscle biopsy