Final Exam Review Flashcards
How Does Staphylococcus aureus that cause Boils Enter , attached, avoid, damage and Exits?
Enter via direct contact with infected patients or Self inoculated Attached to Hair Follicles Avoid by Leuckoicide Damage Inflammatory Response Exit via Pus
Provide the Etiology of the Staphylococcus aureus and what does case ?
1) Grams +
2) R -to B- Lactams ( penicillin )
3) Produce Toxic enzyme
Staphylococcus aureus Cause Boils
(Some People Carry it Chronically in their Nasal Mucous )
(Facultative Halophile Does not kill Staphylococcus aureus)
What’s are the Signs and Symptoms of Staphylococcus aureus ( Boils ) ?
1) Infected Edema ( Blood clots)
2) Results in Inflammatory Response ( Pain and Local Fever, and Redness )
3) Pus and hard Core
How do you Treat Boils ( Staphylococcus aureus) ? And how you Prevent the spread of of the infection?
1) Cloxacillin
2) Flucloxacillin
For preventing you should treat patients who carry Staphylococcus aureus as chronically by using Antibiotics Cream and Good Personal Hygiene
Provide the etiology of the Streptococcus Pyogenes and what does this Bacteria Cause?
Streptococcus pyogenes Cause Cellulitis
1) Gram +
2) B- hemolytic on blood agar
3) fermentation Metabolism
4) group A protein on Surface
What is the Sings and symptoms of Cellulitis ( Staphylococcus pyogenes)?
How you diagnosis the disease?
Infected dermis results in Edema and local fever and pain and Redness
1) aspirations of infected site
2) specimen culture and gram stains
How Does Cellulitis ( Streptococcus Pyogenes) treated ?
What might Used for Prevention ?
1) Diclixacillin
2) cephalosporin ( Cephazolin)
If allergic ( Erythromycin)
Patient with recurrence of Streptococcus Pyogenes may Use Penicillin G or Erythromycin for Prevention
Provide the etiology of the Psuedomonas aeruginosa? And what Site this Common Pathogen infected ?
1) Gram Negative
2) Monoploar Flagellum
3) R-to- Disinfectant
The site of infection are ( Lungs Purple Pus , Epidermis, Urinary Tract infection, Burns )
Provide the Etiology of the Clostridium perfringens? And what does this uncommon pathogen Cause ?
1) Gram Positive, Rod Shaped , endospore Forming
2) obligate Anaerobic
Causes Gas Gangrene ( infected Wounds that are poor in Blood Supply)
What are the 3 types of Meningitis?
1) Viral Meningitis
2) Fungal Meningitis
3) Bacterial Meningitis
What causes the Viral Meningitis? And what is the Viral Meningitis?
1) Viral Meningitis caused Mostly by Enterovirus 90%
2) Aspect Meningitis that normally does not damage the Brain
Name the Opportunistic pathogen that Causes the Fungal Meningitis and who can get this Type of Meningitis?
Cryptococcus neoformans that infected patients with HIV
What what Are the most Common Bacterial Pathogens that Causes the Bacterial Meningitis? Provide Etiology of Each one !
1) Streptoccus pneumoniae
( Gram +, IgA protease, Antiphagocytitic capsule)
2) Neisseria meningitidis
( Gram -, Diplococcus,IgA protease, Antiphagocytitic capsule)
3) Hemophilis influenza type B
( gram-, IgA protease, Antiphagocytitic capsule, most commonly with ago of 6 months-3 years and Country without HiB vaccination)
Provide the Clinical signs and symptoms of Bacterial Meningitis ( Early , late ) and How you can Treat the Meningitis?
1) Stiffness Neck, Sore throat, fever, headache, Nausea and vomiting
2) Coma and neurological disorder and death
* *** treatment should start immediately
1) Ampicillin
2) Rifamycin
What Causes the Rabies ? And what is the etiology of this Virus ?
1) Rabies Caused by Rhabdovirus
ssRNA, Bullet Capsid , Envelope with Spike Projection
What is the Signs and symptoms of the Rabies and How can be treated and How may You Prevent this Infection?
1) pain on the site if bite
2) low fever
3) Drooling
4) Excitability
( Nigre Bodies in the Brain)
Treatment are Post Vaccination exposure
Prevention are Domestic Pets Vaccination
What is the Primary Virus that Causes the Chicken Pox? Provide Etiology !
What Is the Secondary Virus that Causes Chicken Pox?
1) Primary Virus is ( Varicella Zooster Virus ) :- dsDNA , Polyhedral Capsid , Envelope
2) Secondary Pathogen is Shingles ( Herpes Zooster) which infected mostly Old people which leads to Activationsbof VZV and Infect non immune Children
What is the Clinical signs and symptoms of The Chicken Pox ( VZV) ?
And how you treats The Uncomplicated Case ?
What About Treatment of Complications such as Neonatal infection, Hemorrhagic and Encephalitis ?
1) signs include Purities ( itching) Pustular Rash ( hands and scapula and the body , Fever )
2) treatment for uncomplicated case are supportive Care( Antihistamine, Fluid and Electrolytes, Pain Medication, soothing agent)
3) Treatment for the Complicated case ( Neonatal infection) Oral Or IV Acyclovir and Varicella Post Exposure Vaccination
How you might Prevent The Chicken Pox?
1) Varivsx Vaccination for Children
2) Zostavax Vaccination ( Herpes Zooster) for 60 years of age and older
1) Name the Virus that Causes Mononucleosis ( Kissing disease) ?
2) Provide the Etiology of this Virus?
3) What is the Clinical signs and symptoms of this Disease?
4) How you can Treat Epstein Barr virus that infects the Patient?
* * Incubation Period 4-7 weeks
1&2) Epstein Barr Virus ( dsDNA , Polyhedral Capsid, Envelope)
3) Tonsillitis and Fever1-3 weeks, Rash if Ampicillin is given, Fatigue, Swollen Lymph.
4) Treatment is Supportive Care
( Bed Rest , Fever Medication, Sore throat Analgesic, Fluid and electrolytes to prevent dehydration)
Prevention is difficult because its Ubiquitous Pathogen
What causes Plague ( الطاعونThe Black Death) and Provide the etiology of the pathogen ?
1) Yersinia Pestis ( Gram - Rod-shaped- Antiphagocytitic capsule)
What Does Cause The Plague ( The Black Death) ? And provide the etiology!
Reservoir?
1) Yersinia Petis ( Gram-, Rod )(Antiphagocytitic Capsule)
2) infected Rodents ( Transmitted by Vector Mode):- Rat Flea
1) What is the Clinical signs and symptoms of The Plague ( Yersinia Petis ) ?
2) How does Plague can be Diagnosis ?
- Bubo ( Painful, swollen, Lymph node)
- Extreme Exhausted
- Fever
- Plague Septicemia ( Blood stream )
2) Fluids from Bubo, Blood, Lungs
Test:- Direct Fluorescent antibody test
1) How You Would Treat Plague ( Bubo ) ?
2) How you prevent Plague? (1- Vaccination)
1) Isolation (Drug Therapy ( Streptomycin or gentamycin )
2) Contact tracing
3) Uses of Prophylaxis ( Tetracycline )
4) avoid high risks area of infected rodents
5) uses insecticide
6) Public health education
