IS: Diseases and Sero tests Flashcards

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are self-replicating extrachromosomal dna molecules that are located in the bacteria’s cytoplasm and contain limited number of genetic elements

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Plasmid

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Found on the cell wall of gram - bacteria

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Lipopolysaccharide

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Function in the attachment of bacteria to host cell

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F or sex pili

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enhance ability of S. pyogenes pili to attach to host cell particularly to fibronectin

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F protein

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limits deposition of C3 on the bacterial surface

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M protein

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Proteins excreted by bacterial cells as they metabolize during course of strep infections

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exoantigens/exotoxins

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strep enzyme that promotes fibrinolytic activity by converting plasminogen to plasmin

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streptokinase

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enhances spread of streptococcus through connective tissue

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hyaluronidase

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inactive in the oxidized form and can cause lysis of wbc and rbc in its reduced state

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Streptolysin 0

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MW of streptolysin O

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70 000 daltons

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produces surface hemolysis on BAP and is non antifenic with 2800 MW

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Streptolysin S

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result of pharyngeal infection; URTI with rash due to erythrogenic toxin

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Scarlet Fever

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very red and swollen and there is well-defined border btwn normal and infected skin

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Erysipelas/St. Anthony’s fire

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skin infection that invades muscles of extremities or trunk

exotoxins deep in fascia result in ischemia, tissue necrosis, and sepsis

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necrotizing fasciitis

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main damaging sequelae of group a strep

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glumerulonephritis
Acute RHF

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strep is plated on

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blood agar

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17
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ASO titer for children in ASOT testing

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360 Todd units

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18
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positive result in anti-dnase test

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green color persists

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MOT of H. pylori

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fecal-oral, oral-oral

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urea is broken down to what in urea breath test

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ammonia and bicarbonate

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used to determine success of therapy in h. pylori

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rapid EIA

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best for initial screening method

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anti H. pylori detection/ ELISA

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mulberry//fried egg appearance in culture

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M. pneumoniae

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2 syndromes caused by M. pneumoniae

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Reynaud’s syndrome
Stevens-Johnson syndrome

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rash appear first on trunk and later to extremities
Thypus group
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Rocy mountain spotted fever is caused by
Rickettsia ricketsii
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Rocky mountain fever is transmitted by
american dog tick (D. variabilis), wood tick (D. andersoni) brown dog tick (R. sanguineus)
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target cell of rocky mountain fever
vascular endothelium
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method of choice for rickettsial infection
serodiagnosis
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gold standard in derecting rickettsial antibodies
IFA micro IF
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long slendel helically coiled microaerophilic bacteria that has periplasmig flagella and corkscrew movement
spirochetes
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pinta is caused by
T. carateum
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t. pallidum s. pallidum is best observed in
DFM
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evolves from macule to papula and into ulcer firm painless non itchy skin ulceration
chancre
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patches that become maculopapular forms white flat whitish wart like lesions
condylomata lata
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tabes dorsalis in tertiary stage of syphilis means
general paralysis
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chronic skin and bone disease of tropics with fambresia lesions
yaws
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buba causative agent
T. pallidum s. pertenue
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this test reacts with cardiolipin
non trep test
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false positive in non trep test occurs in diseases such as
hepa, im, measles
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VDRL,RPR,ISR are examples of
non trep test
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only sero test approved for diagnosing neurosyphilis
vdrl
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removes anti-complement property of cardiolipin
lecithin
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preservative used in rpr
thimerosal
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trep test that is test of choice for neurosyphilis and rule out false pos result
TPI test
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uses reiter strain and nichols strain
FTA-ABS
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diag of neurosyphilis in aids ptx
pcr
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microhemagglutinaton uses
formalinized tanned sheep rbc
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hatta and tpha
gluteraldehyde stabilized sheep rbc
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pos result for this is lattice-like structure covering surface of well, used to detect primary syphilis and uses gelatin
TP-PA
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5-30 um long, 0.2-0.5 um wide and contain 7-22 periplasmig flagella
Borrelia spp
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vector-borne multisystem illness involving skin, nervous system heart and joints
lyme disease
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causative agent for lyme disease
borrelia burgdorferi sensu stricto
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ixode in west us
i. pacificus
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main reservoir host of borrelia
white footed mouse / peromyscus leucopus
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bull's eye lesion
erythema chronicum migrans or ECM in stage 1 lyme disease
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arthritis, late neuroborreliosis
late lyme disease/stage 3