infectious disease Flashcards

1
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shigellosis treatment

A

hydration, bactrim

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shigellosis sxs and cause

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diarrhea with blood and mucus, crampy abdominal pain. due to s. sonnei most commonly. fecal oral route.

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3
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pain and tingling at site of inoculation with spasticity of muscles, stiff jaw and neck, dysphagia, facial muscle paralysis, irritability, hyperreflexia

A

tetanus

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4
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trismus

A

spasm of jaw

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5
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tetanus treatment

A

human tetanus immune globulin

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6
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perianal pruritis especially at night. perianal scrating and impetigo or enuresis

A

pinworms (enterobiasis)

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7
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pinworms treatment

A

albendazole single dose, then repeat in 2 weeks

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8
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lyme disease causative organism

A

B burgdorgeri senu strictu

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9
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flu like sxs and rash erythema migrans – slihglty red lesion with central clearing

A

lyme disease

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10
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complications of lyme disease (or later sxs)

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facial palsy, meningitis, arthritis

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11
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treatment of lyme disease

A

doxycycline, add ceftriaxone if meningitis

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12
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typhoid fever symptoms

A

malaise, HA, N&V, abdominal pain, splenomegaly, rose spots

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13
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lab dx for typhoid fever

A

blood tests

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14
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tx typhoid fever

A

ampicillin, azithromycin, chloramphenicol IV

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15
Q

hand, foot and mouth disease AKA

A

coxsackievirus

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16
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DX for HIV

A

ELISA first, confirm with western blot

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17
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complications of HIV

A

pneumocystis jirovecil, mycobacterium TB, kaposi sarcoma, CMV retinitis, peripheral neuropathy, hairy leukoplakia, hepatitis, hodgkins

18
Q

when to start antiretroviral therapy for HIV?

A

symptomatic patients, asymptomatic if CD4 count below 500, rapidly cropping CD4 counts, viral load over 100,000, pregnant patients

19
Q

antiretroviral drugs for HIV

A

NRTI, PI, entry inhibitors, integrase inhibitors

20
Q

malaise, fever and sore throat, palatal petechiae, splenomegaly, LAD, maculopapular rash

A

mononucelosis

21
Q

mono causative organism

A

epstein-barr virus

22
Q

varicella zoster causitive organism

A

HHV-3

23
Q

varicella zoster tx

A

antivirals if within 24 hrs. gabapentin for postherpetic neuralgia

24
Q

when can varicella vaccine be given in adults

A

over 60

25
Q

etiology of meningitis

A

strep, neisseria in people over 50. immunocompromised–listeria monocytogenes

26
Q

gram stain pneumococcal

A

gram positive diplococci

27
Q

gram stain meningococcal

A

gram negative diplococci

28
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gram stain listeria

A

gram positive rod and coccobacilli

29
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gram stain H flu

A

small pleomorphic gram negative coccobacilli

30
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treatment of meningitis

A

ceftriaxone 2g IV BID or cefotaxime and vanco. add ampicillin if over 50yo

31
Q

asplenic patients are susceptible to these organisms

A

klebsiells, H flu, pneumococcus, meningococcus

32
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CSF finding low glucose and PMN predominance

A

bacterial meningitis

33
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CSF finding normal glucose, lymphocytic predominance

A

aseptic or viral meningitis

34
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CSF finding increased gamma globulins

A

MS

35
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CSF finding numerous RBCs xanthochromia and elevated ICP

A

SAH

36
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erythema migrans

A

lyme disease

37
Q

meningitis in elderly organism

A

strep pneumo

38
Q

alcoholic with pneumonia or currant jelly sputum

A

klebsiella

39
Q

osteomylitis in sickle cell patient

A

salmonella

40
Q

55 yo man with hx smoking and new cough/flulike sxs. gramstain shows no organism. silver stain of sputum shows gram neg rods. dx?

A

legionella pneumonia

41
Q

acute onset monoarticular joint pain and bilateral bells palsy

A

lyme disease, tx doxy

42
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patient develops endocarditits in a native valve after having dental cleaning

A

strep viridans