Clinical Bacteriology I Flashcards

(54 cards)

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actinomyces class

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gram positive
branching filament
anaerobe - not acid fast

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nocardia class

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gram positive
branching filament
aerobe - acid fast

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clostridium class

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gram positive rod - anaerobe

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corynebacterium class

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gram positive rod

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listeria class

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gram positive rod

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bacillus class

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gram positive rod

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staph aureus class

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gram positive cocci
catalase positive
coagulase positive

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staph epidermidis class

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gram positive cocci
catalase positive
coagulase negative
novobiocin sensitivite

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staph saprophyticus class

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ram positive cocci
catalase positive
coagulase negative
novobiocin resistant

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novobiocin

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determine staph sapro vs. epidermidis

sapro - novobiocin resistant
epidermidis - novobiocin sensitive

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strep pneumo class

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gram positive cocci
catalase negative
alpha-hemolytic
optochin sensitive
lysed by bile - bile soluble
has capsule
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strep viridans class

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gram positive cocci
catalase negative
alpha-hemolytic
optochin resistant
bile insoluble - not lysed
no capsule
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optochin

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determine strep viridans vs. strep pneumo

viridans - optochin resistant
pneumo - optochin sensitive

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strep pyogenes class

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gram positive cocci
catalase negative
beta hemolytic
bacitracin sensitive

group A strep

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strep agalactiae class

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gram positive cocci
catalase negative
beta hemolytic
bacitracin resistant

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bacitracin

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determine strep pyogenes (group A) vs. strep agalacticae (group B)

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group D strep

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enterococcus

gram positive cocci
grown in bile - and 6.5% NaCl

gamma hemolytic

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strep bovis class

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gram positive cocci
catalase negative
gamma hemolytic
non-enterococcus - grown in bile, not 6.5% NaCl

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alpha hemolytic

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partial - green

strep pneumo
strep viridans

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beta hemolytic

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complete - clear

group A strep - pyogenes
group B strep - agalacticae

staph aureus
listeria monocytogenes

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toxic shock syndromes

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staph aureus - with tampon or nasal packing

strep pyogenes - painful skin infection association

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scalded skin syndrome

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staph aureus - exfoliative toxin

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rapid onset food poison

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staph aureus - enterotoxin

2-6 hours after ingestion preformed toxin

toxin heat stable - not destroyed by cooking

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MRSA resistance mechanism

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resistant to methicillin and nafcillin

altered penicillin binding protein (transpeptidase)

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infect prosthetic devices and IV catheter
staph epidermidis
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UTI in sex active young women
staph saprophyticus
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MC cause UTI
E. coli
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rusty sputum
strep pneumo
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sepsis in sickle cell and splenectomy pt
strep pneumo
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MC cause otitis media in children
strep pneumo
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MC cause of meningitis
strep pneumo
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MC cause of pneumonia
strep pneumo
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lancet shaped, gram positive diplococci, encapsulated
strep pneumo
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dextrans
from strep sanguinis -viridans group bind fibrin-platelet aggregates on heart valve subacute bacterial endocarditis to damaged heart valves
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dental caries
strep mutans
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jones criteria
for acute rheumatic fever ``` J - joints - polyarthritis O - little heart shape - endocarditis N - subQ nodules E - erythema marginatum S - syndeham chorea ```
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scarlet fever
strep pyogenes - group A strep scarlet rash - with sandpaper like texture - strawberry tongue - circumoral pallor - subsequent desquamation
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pneumonia, meningitis, and sepsis in babies
group B strep - agalacticae screen pregnant women at 35-37 weeks
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tx for positive group B strep screen in pregnancy
penicillin prophylaxis
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ASO titer
strep pyogenes - group A strep
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M protein
strep pyogenes | -rheumatic fever antigen
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subacute endocarditis after GI procedures
group D strep - enterococcus
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associated with colon cancer
strep bovis - group D strep colonize gut can cause bacteremia and subacute endocarditis
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gray white membrane in pharynx, lymphadenopathy, myocarditis, arrhythmia
corynebacterium diptheriae exotoxin - inhibit protein synthesis - via ADP ribosylation of EF-2 -beta-prophage - encodes exotoxin
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elek test
detect toxin of corynebacterium diptheriae
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prevent diptheriae
toxoid vaccine
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to kill spores
need to autoclave
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spore formers
bacillus clostridium coxiella
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clostridium class
gram positive spore forming obligate anaerobe rods
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tetanus
clostridium tetani tetanospasmin - cleave SNARE - no release of inhibitory GABA and glycine - get spastic paralysis trismus - lockjaw risus sardonicus - raised eyebrow and open grin
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risus sardonicus
raised eyebrow with tetanus
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trismus
lockjaw with tetanus
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prevention of tetanus
vaccine
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tx of tetanus
antitoxin, vaccine booster, diazepam (control spasms)