8 Flashcards

1
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describe daptomycin use in staph aureus infection

A
  • cyclic lipopeptide with rapid bactericidal activity against staph aureus
  • well-tolerated
  • once daily
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presentation staphylococcal scalded skin syndrome

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  • widespread bull and skin exfoliation

- usually children

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3
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presentation of rabies

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  • malaise
  • headache
  • fever
  • malaria
  • lethargy
  • coma
  • increase tears and saliva
  • unable to swallow
  • death by resp failure
  • acute encephalitis
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4
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management acute/ subacute brucellosis

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long acting doxycycline (2 months)
+
rifampicin or IM gentamicin for first weeks

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5
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presentation e.coli 0157

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bloody diarrhoea
dehydrated
features of inflammation
fever

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6
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current avian influenza outbreak strains

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China - H7N9

Egypt - H5N1

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management infectious synovitis of hand

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  • empiric antibiotics

- hand surgeon to review ASAP

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8
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how long can seasonal flu survive on non-porous surfaces

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24-48 hours

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9
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septic bursitis investigations

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  • aspiration of fluid
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10
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define borrelial lymphocytoma

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small, bluish-red nodule or plaque occuring in areas of previous erythema migrans

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pyomyositis

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purulent infection deep within striated muscle, often manifesting as an abscess

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12
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aspergillosis investigations in non-neutropenic patients

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cultures of sputum +/ broncheoalvelolar lavage +/- biopsy

aspergillum specific IgG and IgE

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13
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presentation cryptococcus/ cryptococcosis

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  • pulmonary infection (ranging from asymptomatic -> pneumonia)
  • meningoencephalitis in HIV/ AIDS
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14
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can you catch schistosomiasis from someone else

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no, snails need to mature in water

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15
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most common organism folliculitis

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staph aureus

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16
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predisposing factors to cellulitis

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  • diabetes melitius
  • tinea pedis
  • lymphedema
17
Q

tinea pedis other name

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athletes food

18
Q

what is this clinical presentation suggestive of?

  • spreading erythematous area with no distinct borders
  • fever
  • regional lymphangitis and lymphadenopathy
A

cellulitis

19
Q

most likely organism causing cellulitis

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  • strep pyogenes

- staph aureus

20
Q

management small areas impetigo

A

topical antibiotics

21
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UK management rotavirus

A

since 2013 people vaccinated

22
Q

tests for monitoring HIV infection

A

CD4 level
viral load
HIV resistance testing