Enterobacteriaceae Flashcards

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lactose fermenters

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e. coli, kleb, enterobac

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nlf

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pmp, salmonella, edwardsiella, yersinia, shigells

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LLF

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hafnia, serratia, citrobacter, plesiomonas

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salmonella nlf except

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arizonae

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shigella nlf except

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sonnei

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yersinia nlf except

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enterocolitica

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vf of e. coli

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sex pili & adhesive fimbriae

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vf of klebsiella

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polysacch capsule

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vf of salmonella

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fimbriae

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vf of hafnia

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delayed citrate activity

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bull’s eye colonies

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y. enterocolitica

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vf of y. enterocolitica

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enterotoxin

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which bacte causes pseudoappendicular syndrom

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y. enterocolitica

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which bacte causes mesenteric lymphadenitis in children

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y. enterocolitica

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which yersinia can penetrate gut lining

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y. enterocolitica

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which bacte appears as hammered copper colonies on bap

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y. pestis

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transport medium of y. pestis

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cary blair

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mot of y. pestis

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rat fleece (xenopsylla cheopis)

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causes bubonic plague

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y. pestis

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other name of y. pestis

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plague bacillus

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appearance of y pestis

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safety pin

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vf of y. pestis

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fraction 1 (antiphagocytic), v protein, w lipoprotein

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which bacte causes pneumonic plague

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y. pestis

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which bacte causes mesenteric lymphadenitis

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y. pseudo tuberculosis

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cultivation of yersinia
cefsulodin-irgasan-novobiocin
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smears of yersinia
wayson and giemsa
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appearance of yersinia on mac
colorless to peach
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yersinia on emb
colorless to purple
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yersinia on hea
salmon
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yersinia on xld
yellow
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yersinia on ssa
colorless
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yersinia on tsi
yellow over orange
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the only urease (-) among pmp
p. alcalifaciens
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variable urease result in providencia
p. stuartii
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very strong urease activity in providencia
p. rettgeri
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diarrhea among travelers in providencia
p. rettgeri
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diarrhea in children in providencia
p. alcalifaciens
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most important proteus
p. mirabilis
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most common isolate in proteus
p. mirabilis
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p. mirabilis is susceptible to
ap, cepha, C
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used in weil felix test
p. vulgaris
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vf of p. mirabilis
ox k
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vf of p. vulgaris
ox2 & ox19
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causes struvite kidney stones
p. mirabilis
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clear colonies on mac
p. mirabilis
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resembles E. coli on plated media
c. freundii
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septicemia in px w/ cervical cancer in citrobacter
braaki
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Morphologically similar to E. coli Biochemically similar to Salmonella
freundii
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non mannitol, catalase (-), onpg (-)
s. dysenteriae
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mannitol, catalase (+), onpg (-)
flexneri, boydii
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mannitol, catalase (+), onpg (+)
sonnei
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Dysentery bacillus
s. dysenteriae
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Shiga's bacillus
dysenteriae
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most virulent specie in shigella
dysenteriae
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other names of s. flexneri
Strong's bacillus Gay-bowel syndrome
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other names of s. boydii
Boyd's bacillus Newcastle-Manchester bacillus
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other name of s. sonnei
Sonne/'s Duval bacillus
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vf of s. dysenteriae
exotoxin - neurotoxin enterotoxin - similar to cholera
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serogroups of shigella spp
a - dysenteriae b - flexneri c - boydii d - sonnei
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cause of food poisoning
S. serotype Typhimurium
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common name of enteritidis
Gardner’s Bacillus
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serogroups of salmonella
a - paratyphi a b - scottmeulleri c - hirschfeldii d - typhi
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AKA Eberth's bacillus
S. serotype Typhi
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S. serotype Typhi is killed at __ for ___
killed at 60 deg for 15-20 mins
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S. serotype Typhi drug of choice for chronic carrier
Ampicillin for chronic carrier
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S. serotype Typhi inhibit phagocytosis by inactivating ______ system
adenylyl cyclase
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rose spots on skin, abdomen, and chest
S. serotype Typhi
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Complication of S. serotype Typhi
: psychosis
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S. serotype Typhi on EMB & MAC
- colorless
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S. serotype Typhi on SSA
- colorless w/ black center colonies
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S. serotype Typhi on XLD
- pink to red colonies w/ black center
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S. serotype Typhi on HEA
- green colonies w/ black center
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S. serotype Typhi on BSA
- green w/ black center
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S. serotype Typhi on BGA
- pink-white surrounded by brilliant red except S. typhi
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S. serotype Typhi on Selenite F broth
- enrichment medium for Salmonella
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blood culture of S. serotype Typhi
- 1st week; most reliable
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stool & urine culture of S. serotype Typhi
- 2nd week; carrier
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widal's test S. serotype Typhi
- 3rd week
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S. serotype Typhi titer O
- active infection: >=1:160
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S. serotype Typhi titer H
- post vaccination: >=1:160
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S. serotype Typhi TSI =
K/A no gas little H2S for S. typhi (mustache sulfide)
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antibiotic resistant
S. marcescens
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produces red pigment (w/ ___)
S. marcescens and rubidea
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malonate test of S. marcescens and rubidea
S. marcescens (-) S. rubidaea (+)
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rotten potato odor
s. odorifera
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Biogroup 1 - Biogroup 2 - sucrose, raffinose, & ornithine results
respiratory tract isolated from blood and CSF (+) B1 (-) B2
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most predominant isolate in enterobacter
cloacae
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other name of Pantoea agglomerans
enterobacter agglomerans
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the only urease +
gergoviae
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formerly Klebsiella aerogenes
enterobacter aerogenes
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causes necrotizing fasciitis
cronobacter sakazakii
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aka e. taylorae
cancergenus
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similar to cloacae
asburiae
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triple decarboxylase negative
agglomerans
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non pathogenic serratia
liquefaciens
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purple centers after extended period of time on MAC
cancergenus
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AKA K. pneumoniae K6
quasipneumoniae subsp. similipneumoniae
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kleb that is common in 80 yr olds
quasipneumoniae subsp. similipneumoniae
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kleb that produce ESBLs
quasipneumoniae subsp. similipneumoniae
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kleb that is hard to distinguish from pneumoniae
Raoultella planticola
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kleb that causes granulomatosis
k. pneumoniae subsp. rhinoscleromatis
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kleb that is biochemically inert
k. pneumoniae subsp. rhinoscleromatis
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the only indole positive kleb
oxytoca
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vf of K. oxytoca
heat labile cytotoxin
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causes antimicrobial-associated hemorrhagic colitis
K. oxytoca
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AKA Friedlander's bacillus
K. pneumoniae
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AKA Bacillus mucosus capsulatus
K. pneumoniae
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reaction of K. pneumoniae for capsule
Neufeld-Quellung reaction
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no.2 cause of UTI
K. pneumoniae
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causes community acquired pneumonia
K. pneumoniae
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appearance of sputum of K. pneumoniae when it is the causative agent of comm. acquired pneumonia
currant jelly-like sputum
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kleb that is ampicillin resistant
K. pneumoniae
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meaning of KPC
K. pneumoniae carbapenemase producing strain
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meaning of ESBLs
extended spectrium beta lactamase
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causes atrophic rhinitis
K. pneumoniae subsp. ozaenae
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biochemically inactive
K. pneumoniae subsp. ozaenae
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presence of plasmid-mediated ESBLS
K. pneumoniae subsp. ozaenae
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beefy red ulcers
K. granulomatis
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other name of K. granulomatis
Calymmatbacterium granulomatis
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safety pin appearance kleb
K. granulomatis
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causes granuloma inguinale or donovanosis
K. granulomatis
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vf of UPEC
p pilus, type 1 fimbriae
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dominant resident of the colon (e.coli)
upec
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causes neonatal meningitis (e.coli)
MNEC
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AKA Alkalescens dispar
inactive e. coli
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attaching and effacing lesions
EPEC
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VF of EPEC
pathogenicity island, bundle forming pilus
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causes relapsing watery diarrhea and non-watery diarrhea in infants
EPEC
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serotypes of EPEC
0111:NM - 0111:H2 - 0114:H2 - 0114:NM - 055:NM - 055:H6
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Shigella like disease(e.coli)
EPEC
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vf of EIEC
invasin
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causes bloody diarrhea in poor countries & children
EIEC
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serotypes of EIEC
0143:NM - 0164:NM - 0124:H30
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Virulence test of of EIEC
sereny test
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sereny test can also be used for
shigella and L. monocytogenes
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VF of EAEC
AAF fimbriae, AFA/Dr adhesions, A IDA-1, Pathogenicity islands
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causes persistentpediatric diarrhea
EAEC
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serotype of EAEC
044:H18
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stacked brick pattern on cells
EGEC
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responsible for cellular adherence in EGEC
AggR gene
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causes persistent diarrhea in developing countries
EGEC
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montezuma's revenge
ETEC
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VF of ETEC that is heat labile
LT
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VF OF ETEC that causes hypersecretion entotoxin through stimulating adenylyl cyclase
st
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serotypes of ETEC
06:NM - 025:NM - 027:NM - 06:H16 - 08:H9 - 063:H12
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high infective dose of ETEC
106-1010
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for adhesion of ETEC
colonization factor antigen
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protective mechanisms of ETEC
stomach acidity / Achlorhydia (HCl deficient)
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AKA hamburger disease
EHEC
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AKA Verocytotoxin E. coli
EHEC
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causes grossly bloody diarrhea
EHEC
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vf of EHEC that is the most important strain
verotoxin 1 & 2
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stx 1 of EHEC
shigella dysenteriae type 1 (verocytotoxin 1)
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stx 2 of EHEC
shigella-like toxin e. coli
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shiga toxin is a vf of?
EHEC
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causes hemorrhagic colitis caused by killing of cells in large intestine
EHEC
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most severe manifestation of EHEC
HUS
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serotypes of EHEC
0111:H2 - 0118:H2 - 0104:H21 - 0113:H21 - 0157:H7 - 026:H11 - 0111:H8 - 0157:NM
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what is the modified medium for EHEC
SMAC (SORBITOL)