Infectious Disease Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
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What is tinea coporis?

A

ring worm

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2
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how are ring worms infectiously spread?

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through contact

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3
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what type of infection is ring worm?

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fungal infection

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4
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what do you teach a parent with a child with ringworms?

A
  • wash hands
  • limit contact with personal items
  • use prescribed shampoos
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5
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does a child with ringworms have actual worms ?

A

no

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6
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what is another name for pertussis

A

whooping cough

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7
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pertussive is_______ by vaccine

A

preventable

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8
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s/s…..violent, spasmodic cough

A

pertussis

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9
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what is pediculosis capitis

A

head lice

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10
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how is head lice spreaded?

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contact

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11
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with a person with head lice, wash clothes in ____ water and remove nits

A

hot

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if clothes with nits cannot be washed, they should be bagged for _______ days

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14

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13
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Is tonsillitis highly contagious?

A

yes

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14
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the bacteria that causes tonsillitis is

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Step Pyogenes (Group A strep)

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15
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T/F…..tonsilitis can also be caused by a virus ?

A

yes
rhinovirus
adenoid virus
corona virus

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16
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s/s of tonsillitis

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  • red, swollen tonsils
  • white patched
  • painful swallowing
    bad breath
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17
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how is tonsillitis treated?

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  • ABX

- surgery “tonsilectomy”

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18
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complications of tonsilictomy

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  • bleeding
  • infection
  • peritonsillar abscess
  • trismus (locking of jaw)
19
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teachings for tonsillitis

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  • take tylenol (acetamenophine)
  • avoid aspirin and ibuprofen to avoid further bleeding
  • avoid citris
  • soft foods
  • avoid smoke exposure
20
Q

Rye syndrome affects what ?

A

affects the brain and liver

21
Q

how does rye syndrome affect the brian

A

can cause encephalopathy which can cause seizures

22
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how does rye syndrome affect the liver

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increases ALT,AST and ammonia

23
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what type infection is a pinworm?

A

fungal infection

24
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how does someone get a pinworm infection?

A

by eating contaminated food or inhaling eggs which leads to eggs hatching in the intestines.They migrate to the anus

25
what happens when pin worms hatch by anus?
it causes anal itching and troubled sleep
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what is strep. pharangitis ?
strep throat
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viral pharantigis can be caused by a common______
cold
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complictions of step throat can include ________
rheumatic fever
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how is strep throat treated
antibiotics
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what is Rotavirus ?
an infection that causes inflammation of the GI tract and causes diarrheal disease and vomiting in children
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what is a complication of rotavirus ?
dehydration *avoid foods with milk b/c they increase diarrhea
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how is rotovirus treated
through rehydration since body fluids are being lost
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s/s of rotavirus
-diarrhea - abdominal pain vomiting fever
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Are measles highly contagious ?
yes
35
measles is causes by
rubeola
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how are the measles spread
cough and sneezing
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what type of precautions are needed for measles
airborne - negative pressure rooms - N95
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3 C's for measles
- Cough - Conjunctiva red, inflammed eyes - Coryza- rhinitis
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what is meningitis
inflammation of the brain and spinal cord membranes typically caused by infection?
40
s/s of meningitis
- headache - fever - N/V - drowsiness - neck stiffness * non blanching rash (LATE SIGN)
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treatment of meningitis ?
Antibiotics | Fluid
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meningitis can be diagnosed from a
lumbar puncture
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the rash in meningitis is caused by
septicemia