Bacteria II Flashcards

(60 cards)

1
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group B strep

A

strep agalacticae

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strep agalacticae

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group B strep

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3
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meningitis less than 3 months

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group B strep
E. coli
listeria

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4
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meningitis more than 3 months

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neisseria meningitidis

haemophilus influenza

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5
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neonatal meningitis, pneumonia, sepsis

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group B strep

-strep agalacticae

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6
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viridans group strep

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alpha hemolytic

-flora of GI tract

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7
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cavity

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streptococci mutans

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8
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subacute bacterial endocarditis

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viridans streptococci
-after dental manipulation

low grade fever, fatigue, anemia, heart murmur

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low grade fever, fatigue, anemia, heart murmur

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SBE

-viridans streptococcus

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10
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acute infective endocarditis

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spiking high fever, chills, rapid valve destruction
-staph aureus

-IV drug users

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spiking high fever, chills, rapid valve destruction

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staph aureus

IV drug users
-acute infective endocarditis

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12
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suspect abscess if ___ in blood

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strep intermedius

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13
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strep intermedius

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suspect abscess

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14
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group D strep

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enterococci

non-enterococci

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15
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faecalis an faceium

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group D strep - enterococci

UTI and biliary tract infection

noncosomial - in hospitalized patients

-referral with MDR strains

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16
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colon cancer

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non-enterococci group D strep

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17
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streptococcus pneumonia

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gram positive diplococci
-most common cause of pneumonia in adults

lobar pneumonia

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18
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most common cause of pneumonia in adults

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strep pneumonia

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19
Q

optochin sensitivity

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inhibits strep pneumonia

viridans strep will still grow
-to differentiate the two

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20
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most common cause of otitis media in children

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strep pneumonia
moraxella catarrhalis
haem influenza

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21
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moraxella catarrhalis

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otitis media in children

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22
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pneumovax for?

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individual without spleen

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23
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interstitial pneumonia

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mycoplasm

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24
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most common cause of bacterial meningitis in adults

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strep pneumonia

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gold pigment on sheep blood agar
staph aureus
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penicillinase
staph aureus virulence -secreted beta-lactamase
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PVL
leukocidin with abscess formation | -staph aureus
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staph aureus tunnel through tissue
hyaluronidase, staphylokinase, lipase, protease
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exfoliatin
exotoxin in staph aureus | -scalded skin syndrome
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TSST-1
superantigen - exotoxin in staph aureus | -toxic shock syndrome
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pyrogenic
aka erythrogenic | -strep pyogenes
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toxic shock syndome
TSST-1 - staph aureus** | pyrogenic - strep pyogenes
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tampon use
TSST-1 - staph aureus | -TSS
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fever, headache, nausea/vomiting, desquamation of soles and palms, watery diarrhea, red diffuse rash
tampon in too long - staph aureus - TSST-1 - toxic shock syndrome
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sheets of skin fall off | -neonate with umbilical infection
scalded skin syndrome - toxin is exfoliatin -staph aureus
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joint infection - red, painful, swollen, decreased ROM - in children and older adults
staph aureus
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joint infection - monoarticular, unilateral, with arthritis - age 15-30
gonorrhea
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skin infections
either strep pyogenes or staph aureus | -impetigo, cellulitis, abscess, furuncle, carbuncle
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furuncle
abscess to subQ
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carbuncle
abscess communicate under skin
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predominant in and outside hospital
CA- MRSA
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pneumonia with cavitations
staph aureus
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normal skin flora | -infection with foley catheter
staph epidermidis | -check blood at 2 sites
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UTI in young sexually active woman
staph saprophyticus | -second to E. coli
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aerobic gram positive spore forming rod
bacillus
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anaerobic gram positive spore forming rod
clostridium
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eschar formation
bacillus anthracis -anthrax black lesion - rim of edema
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woolsorters disease
pulmonary anthrax - mediastinal widening - pleural effusions bacillus anthracis
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EF, PA, LF
exotoxins with GI anthrax
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mediastinal widening and pleural effusions
woolsorters disease - pulmonary anthrax - bacillus anthrax
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bacillary dysentery
bacillus cereus - heat labile toxin - heat stable toxin
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bilateral cranial nerve palsies, diplopia, dysphagia, muscle weakness
botulism | -clostridium botulinum
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infant eats honey
botulism
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lockjaw, muscles contracted, risus sardonicus
tetanus - clostridium tetani - inhibits inhibitory (GABA)
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gas gangrene
clostridium perfringes
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wound infection with crepitus, myonecrosis, diarrhea
gas gangrene | -clostriidum perfringes
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pseudomembranous colitis
clostridium dificile toxin A and B
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after antibiotic use
c. dificile | - pseudomembranous colitis
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toxin A and B
c dif
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risus sardonicus
weird facial expression with tetanus