CVS 6 Flashcards

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tertiary syphilis findings

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3- 15 years
neurosyphilis --- tabes dorsalis
aortitis ---- destruction of vasa vorum
gumas ---- chronic granulomas
argyl roberston pupil
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which conditions can involve the dorsal column

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T dorsalis (teritary syphilis)
Vit b12/ vit E deficiency ----- SACD
brown sequard syndrome
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b12 def can be caused by

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pernicious anemia
vegan diet
D. LATUM

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b12 def leads to what type of demyelinating conditions

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subacute combined degeneration
involves dorsal column ( fine touch vibration and proprioception)
lateral corticospinal tract ( skilled movement) UMN lesion

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what are charcot joints

and what is the most common cause of these joints?

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painless paralyzed joints

mcc diabetes

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describe diebetic neuropathy

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mono neuritis multiplex

  1. claw hand ( ulnar nerve) C8-T1
  2. wrist drop (radial nerve) C5-T1
  3. foot drop ( peroneal nerve) L4-S2
  4. carpal tunnel (median nerve) C5- T1
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argyl robertson pupil

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does NOT react
but accomodates

pupillary reaction absent — no constriction on shining light

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8
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Marcus gunn pupil seen in

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MS

HLA DR2

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afferent vs efferent in pupillary reaction

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a- CN II optic nerve
e- CN III occulomotor nerve
nucleus — edinger westpal (midbrain)

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swinging flash light

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  1. shine light in defective eye — vague constriction
  2. swing to nromal eye —- both eyes contrict
  3. back to defective eye —- both DIALATE
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different causes of dementia

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mcc of dementia --- alzheimers senile >60 years
vascular dementia --- stepwise decline
frontotemporal dementia 
lewybody dementia (hallucinations)
prion disease
normal pressure hydrocephalus
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what are the reversible causes of dementia

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B12 def
hypothyroidism depression
delirium

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13
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personality changes are seen in

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disinhibition syndrom — frontal lobe

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14
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Dementia is seen when which part of the brain is affected

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temporal lobe ( hippocampus)

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15
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false Positive VDRL

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P VDRL 
Pregnancy
Viral infection
Drugs (shippe)
Rheumatic fever
Lupus/Leprosy
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shippe drugs

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drug induced lupus 
Sulfonamides
Hydralazine
Isoniazid
Procainamide (IA)
Phenytoin
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17
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treatment for syphilis

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IM penicillin G

neurosyphilis ( benzathine penicillin)

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18
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orla penicillin examples

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VODKA
V penV
Oxacillin
Dicloxacillin
Kloxacillin
Ampicillin/amoxicillin
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19
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congenital syphilis characteristics

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saber shins 
hunchington teeth
saddle nose
snuffles nasal discharge
mulberry molars
8th CN deafness
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20
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mulberry inclusions are seen in?

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EHRLICHIA
tick vector — in minutes
with morulae —- mulberry inclusion

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21
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where are blueberry muffin lesions seen

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Rubella (togavirus)

extramedullary hematopoesis

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22
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pt with syphilis txt presents with fever chills joint pain myalgia

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penicillin is working —- outer cell membrane endotoxin

jarisch herxheimer reaction

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23
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what is the initial classification of gram negative bacteria

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diplococci
cocobacilli
bacilli
curved rods

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diplococci G-

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matlose + ——– n.meningitidis

maltose -ve —- n.gonorrhea, moraxella

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cocobacilli
``` ELLA brucella pastruella francisella bordatella hemopHILLA (hemophilus) ```
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curved rods
all are OXIDASE +ve grows in alkaline media ---- V.cholera urease +ve -------- h.pylori grows in 42degrees -------- c. jejuni
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Bacilli classification in order
1. lactose fermentors 2. +ve Lactose fermentors ----- FAST vs SLOW 3. non fermentors further classified by Oxidase + - 4. Oxidase -ve ---- motile H2S vs non motile nonH2S
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lactose fermentors slow vs fast
Fast ---- E coli , klebsiella, Enterobacter | Slow ---- serratia, Citrobacter
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non fermentors OXIDASE +ve -ve
oxidase +ve -------- PSEUDOmonas oxidase -ve non motile non H2S ---- shigella yersinia oxidase -ve motile H2S -------- salmonella, proteus
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exotoxin vs endotoxin | high dosage required for infection
Exo needs high | Endo low
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secreted exo vs endo
exo is secreted
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LPS exo vs endo
endo has LPS lipid A | exo has polypeptide
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phage/ plasmid endovs exo
exo ---- remember plasmid is Extra chromosomal genetic material so it is used to make EXOtoxin chormosome for endo
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destroyed at 60 degreeess
exo
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which bacteria produce IgA protease and what is the function of this
``` igA protease enables these bacteria to adhere and colonize SHIN Strept pneumo Hemophilus Influenza Nisseria ``` Transformation IgA protease Encapsulated
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Small Count Enough for Gastroenteritis
Shigella Camphylobacter jejuni Entameba Giardia
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LPS vs LOS
LPS in all G negative bateria | LOS in N. meningitidis
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Porins mode of resistance
Pseudomonas | throw out antibiotic
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cell wall protects againts
osmotic damage
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where are penicillin binding protein found
in the cytoplasmic membrane | mode of resistance acquired by changing the PBP ----- MRSA
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gram positive lipoteichoic acid induces whch cytokines
TNF alpha | IL 1
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Disseminated TB
``` TB meningitis primary adrenal insufficiency pott spine --------- bambooo pericarditis/pleuritis PSOAS abcess ```
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poly D glutamate capsule
B anthrax | prevents againts phagocytosis
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which antibiotics target cell wall
penicillins cephalosporins carbapenems monobactams fosfomycin --- not systemic bacitracin
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slime layer (polysaccharide) found in
foreign surface indwelling catheter / peritoneal dialysis/ prosthetic valve in heart coagulase - staph epidermis
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E coli virulence factors
1. fimbrae --- urothelial adherence---- UTI 2. K1 capsular polysaccharide ----- prevents against phagocytosis 3. LPS ---- bacteremia and septic shock 4. vero toxin shiga like toxin ---- bloody gastroent 5. heat stable /heat lablie----- watery GE lAbile ---- in air --- cAMP stable on ground ----- cGMP
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e coli neonatal meningitis specific type of virulence factor
K 1 capsule
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spores --- characteristics
dipicolinic acid / keratin coat/ DNA / peptidoglycan dehydration resistant /temp/ chemicals
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which bacteria make spores and how to get rid of spoes
``` bacillus anthrax/ cereus (cereulide) reheated rice clostridium tetani botulinum perfringens difficile ``` autoclave 15 mins 121 degreees
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what is the change in prions
alpha helix to beta | prpc to prpsc
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bacillus cereus infection timeline
1-5 hrs ------- nausea vomit | 5-18 hrs ------- GI upset diarrhea
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unhygenic clamping of umbilical cord can cause
tetanus | spasms diff feeding trismus
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tetanus vaccine given at ?
2 months | if endemic then ------- 4-6 weeeks
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what type of vaccination is given to pregnanct women to avoid tetanus
toxoid | igG crosses placenta and reduces incidence
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treatment of tetanus in adults
boooster Ab DIAZEPAM ---- treat spasticity debridment
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c. tetani exotoxin
SNARE renshaw cells inhibit release of GABA/glycin
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c, botulinum
inhibit relase of Ach canned foods diplopia, dysphagia, dyspnea, dysarthria honey (spores) baby presents with lethargy/ poor feedingf
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c. perfingens exotoxin
alpha toxin lecithinase/phospholipase myonecrosis /CREPITUS/ gas gangrene heat labile spores generate
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how long does food posning last in c. perfingen infection
<12 hours | subsides within 24 hrs
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c. difficile
toxin A ----- binds to brush border | toxin B ---- cytotoxin --- actin DE polymerization
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which drugs can lead to increase risk of pseudomembranocolitis
clindamycin quinolones ppi ampicillin
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how to prevent spread of c. difficile
hand washing alcohol sanitizing non sterile gloves
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what could be a complication of patchy pseudomembranocolitis
neutrophils inflammaton ----- necrotic epithelium ----- dialation of colon ----- TOXIC MEGACOLON without any obstruction R/O ----- perforation and peritonitis
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diagnosis of c diff
PCR | toxin assay
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treatment for c diff
1- ORAL VANCO 2- metronidazole (nitrogen free radicles) fidaxomycin (- RNA polymerase) FMT
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virulence factors | IgA protease
``` SHIN strept pneumo Hem inf Inflenza Nissera ``` Transformation I gA protease Encapsulated
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Protein A
staph aureus | prevents activation of the classical pathway
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M protein
stept pyogene GABS prevents phagocytosis molecular mimicry ---- shares common epitope and leads to rheumatic fever
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what other condition involved molecular mimicry
guillain Barre syndrom
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IL 1 IL 6 cause
fever
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TNF alpha
fever and HYPOTENSION
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nitric oxide
HYPOTENSION
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septic shock BP afterload CO and MVO2
bp dec afterload dec CO inc MVO2 inc
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what activates coagulation cascade
TISSUE FACTOR
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Disseminated Intravascular Coagulopathy seen in
Delivery --- abruptio placenta/ amniotic fluid Infection ----- ecoli/nisseria meningtidis (acute adrenal insuff) waterhouse freidrichsen syndrome Cancer ------ adenocarcinoma
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what activates the extrinsic pathway
mucin