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Infecções Flashcards

1
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Infecção fúngica - Quais os padrões morfológicos dos patógenos?

A

Levedura
Hifa
Dimórfico

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2
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Infecção leveduras - Principais patógenos?

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Cryptococcus neoformans
Candida albicans

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3
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Cryptococcus neoformans - Where the organism can be found?

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Bird feces (pigeo droppings)

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4
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Cryptococcus neoformans - Where does the infection start?

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In the lungs through inhaled spores

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5
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Cryptococcus neoformans - How is the diagnosis made?

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India ink stain

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6
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Cryptococcus neoformans - How does the yeast enter the CNS?

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Through hematogenous dissemination

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7
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Cryptococcus neoformans - Patterns of lesion

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Leptomeningeal enhancement (may be nodular)
Cryptococcomas
Pseudocysts in the basal ganglia
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8
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Cryptococcus neoformans - Cryptococcoma size

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Miliary (< 3 mm) or Larger

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9
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Cryptococcus neoformans - Pseudocyst occupy which space?

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Perivascular spaces with gelatinous material

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10
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Candida albicans - Common in which population?

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Patient receiving immunosuppressive therapy or with indwelling catheters

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Candida albicans - Which characteristics make the fungus more invasive?

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The ability to shift from yeast to pseudohyphal form

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12
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Candida albicans - Pattern

A

Microabscesses (< 3 mm)

Angioinvasion with thrombosis and hemorrhage

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13
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Candida albicans - Uncommon patterns

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Meningitis

Macroabscesses

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14
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Molds - Pathogens

A

Aspergillus

Mucorales

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15
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Molds - Patterns of invasion

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More likely to invade the parenchyma

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16
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Molds - Dissemination patterns

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Hematogenic

Angiotropic or perineural spread from paranasal sinus or orbital infection

17
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Aspergillosis - Image pattern

A

Ring-enhancing abscesses
Hypointense on T2
Hemorrhage, stroke, mycotic aneurysm (angioinvasion)

18
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Aspergillosis - ADC pattern

A

Hypointense without corresponding enhancement (characteristic of fungal abscesses this finding helps the distinction with pyogenic and tubercular abscesses)

19
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Aspergillosis - Mecanism of angioinvasion

A

Production of elastase

20
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Dimorphic fungi - Pathogens

A

Blastomyces dermatitidis
Coccidioides immitis
Histoplasma capsulatum

21
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Coccidioidomycosis - Image pattern

A

Thick exudate and enhancement in the basal cisterns and subarachnoid space

22
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Coccidioidomycosis - Vasculitis is observed in 40% of cases. What’s the pattern?

A

Small perforators vasculitis resulting in deep brain infarcts
Subarachnoid hemorrhage secondary to large vessel inflammation may occur

23
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Neurocysticercosis - Pathogen

A

Taenia solium

24
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Neurocysticercosis - Transmission

A

Fecal-oral from a tapeworm carrier

25
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Neurocysticercosis - When does the symptons appear?

A

When the scolices begin to die or from cysts in the ventricular system

26
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Neurocysticercosis - Vesicular stage

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Small non-enhancing cyst with a “dot” inside (representing the scolex) without surrounding edema

27
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Neurocysticercosis - Vesicular colloidal stage

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Ringlike enhancement on post-contrast images with surrouding edema

28
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Neurocysticercosis - Granular nodular stage

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Cyst retraction with surrounding gliosis

29
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Neurocysticercosis - Calcified nodular stage

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Calcification of the nodule (last stage)

30
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Neurocysticercosis - Multiple lesions corresponding to varying stages are typical (T/F)

A

True

31
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Neurocysticercosis - Cistern and Sylvian fissure pattern

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A cluster of cysts (racemose form) without enhancement and scolices

32
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Toxoplasmosis - Image patterns

A

Multifocal abscesses with a predilection for the basal ganglia

33
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Toxoplasmosis - Enhacement pattern

A

Ringlike enhancement

34
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Toxoplasmosis - What’s the name of the highly suggestive sign?

A

Eccentric target sign

35
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Echinococcosis - Image Pattern

A

Cystic lesions with signal intensity similar to CSF without enhacement
Surrounding halo of hyperintensity on T2

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