HMO: FS G-B Flashcards

Haemophilus, Brucella, Bordetella, Francisella, Pasteurella, Legionella, Capnocytophaga (37 cards)

1
Q

Fastidious organism can grow on:
prefers incubation at 35-37degC except:
Unable to grow on

A

Horse and Rabbit’s Blood
H. ducreyi highly FASTIDIOUS, 33degC
SBA

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2
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heat stable released upon degredation of hemoglobin

A

HEMIN ‘‘X FACTOR’’

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3
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heat labile
provided by SAU, S. pneumoniae, Neisseria, Yeast, Potato extract

A

NAD ‘‘V FACTOR
CO-ENZYME I

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4
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Gram negative, NM bacilli and coccobacilli, Pleomorphic

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Haemophilus

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5
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most important spp. causing meningitis, otitis media, epiglottis, pneumonia, contagious conjunctivitis

A

H. influenzae

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6
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SOFT CHANCRE
SCHOOL OF FISH/ FINGERPRINT/ RAILROAD TRACK

A

H. ducreyi

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7
Q

’‘KOCH-WEEKS BACILLUS’’
PINK-EYE
BRAZILIAN PURPURIC FEVER affects children

A

H. aegypticus

RED EYE: Adenovirus

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8
Q

Haemophilus spp.
normal flora of URT

Found in dental plaque

A

H. parainfluenzae

H. aphrophilus

seen primarily in ENDOCARDITIS

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9
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most common cause of disseminated infections but widespread immunization with the Hib vaccine

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H. influenzae Serotype B

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10
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GROWTH can also be seen surrounding colonies of SAU, S. pneumoniae, Neisseria spp

A

SATELLITISM

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11
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sensitive method to determine X FACTOR requirements

A

Porphyrin test

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11
Q

requires both X and V FACTOR:
Catalase +:
Glucose -:
Porphyrin +:

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H. influenzae, H. aegypticus, H. haemolyticus
H. influenzae, H, aegypticus
H. ducreyi
H. parainfluenzae and H. aphrophilus

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12
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normal flora in the respiratory tract of animals, Infected DOGS and CAT bite or scratch

A

Pasteurella multocida

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13
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small gram negative coccobacillus with BIPOLAR STAINING
BAP: musty or mousey smell

A

P. multocida

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14
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stains poorly with conventional GS, intracellular
NM, strict Aerobes

Bioterrorism agent except:
Category:

A

Brucella

Brucella canis
B

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15
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Growth of Brucella is inhibited by:

A

Basic fuchsin & Thionine

16
Q

Brucella

in animals causes:

in Man it causes:

A

Abortion

BRUCELLOSIS UNDULANT FEVER/, MALTA FEVER, GIBRALTA FEVER, MEDITERRANEAN FEVER

MOT:
1. INHALATION
2. DIRECT CONTACT w/ animals
3. INGESTION of contam meat/dairy product

17
Q

Optimal specimen for diagnosis of Brucella:

Rapid test to detect Brucellosis:
- Significant titer:
- Species not detected by this method
- Media for Isolation:

A

BLOOD

SERUM AGGLUTINATION TEST
1:160
B. canis
CANTANEDA BOTTLES 3-4 hrs

18
Q

BANG’S BACILLUS Cows, Cattle:
Sheep, Goats:
Pig, Swine:
Dogs:

A

Brucella abortus
B. mellitensis
B. suis
B. canis

19
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*small * G-b Strict Aerobe replicates ciliated respiratory ET cells

20
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Growth of Bordetella can be accomplished using:

A

REGAN-LOWE or BORDET-GENGOU agar
charcoal Horse blood

21
Q

stage of pertusis most infectious
spread through:
BEST SPECIMEN:

A

CATARRHAL
Droplet
NASOPHARYNGEAL SWAB

22
Q

MERCURY DROP colonies
PEARL-LIKE in appearance in 3-4 days
NG in BAP
Urease -

23
Q

causes respiratory tract disease in Animals
KENNEL COUGH

A

B. bronchiseptica

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agent of **SHIPPING FEVER** in **cattles** in a form of **hemorrhagic septicemia** *SAFETY PIN* appearance
Pasteurella
25
causes **TULAREMIA** **WATER RAT TRAPPER** dse **Rabbit Fever, Lemming's dse, Market men dse**
Francisella
26
agents of **Zoonoses**
*Pasteurella, Brucella, Francisella*
27
causes **Legionnaire's dse** ''*PONTIAC FEVER*' influenza-like febrile disease
Legionella
28
Legionella, in this **media** produces **GLISTENING** colonies **GROUND GLASS** appearance **requirement for growth**:
**BCYE**- *gray-white to blue-green* **CYSTEIN**
29
# GENUS Legionella most common **lab and rapid test**: **Specimen**: **Stain**:
**URINE Ag** test **Bronchial washing, sputum** *Dieterle, Steiner*
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normal flora of **oral cavity** **GLIDING & SLIDING motility** but **w/o** Flagella
*Capnocytophaga gingivalis*
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''**Necklace Bacillus**" can cause **Rat Bite Fever/ Haverhill Fever**
Steptobacillus moniliformis
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Gram**-**, NM, highly **pleomorphic** forms **Fluff balls/ Puff balls** on BROTH **Breadcrumbs** colonies on **BAP**
Steptobacillus moniliformis
33
**Helical, Spiral** causes **SODUKO** unable to grow on **synthetic media** treatment of choice:
Spirillum minus **Penicillin G**
34
agent of **Granuloma inguinale** or **Donovanosis**- STD capsulated, pleomorphic, NM **SAFETY PIN** bec. of **polar granules at both ends**
Calymmatobacterium granulomatis | (Klebsiella granulomatis)
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**HUMAN BLOOD TWEEN AGAR** is used for isolation of this bacteria (Sub: **Vancomycin**) incubation at **48 hrs** in **5-10% CO2** gram-variable/ gram neg coccobacilli ''**CLUE CELLS**''
Gardnerella vaginalis
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agent of **Bartonellosis** aka **Verruca peruana** transmitted to human thru bit of **SANDFLY**
Bartonella bacilliformis