L7 - Bone, Joint & Soft Tissue Infections Flashcards

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1
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How many known virulence factors of S.aureus

A

33

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What are the 2 main bacteria that cause skin/skin structure infections?

A

S. aureus

S. pyogenes

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3
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`why is skin inhospitable for microorganisms?

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dry
shedding
low pH
competition with resident microbiota

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4
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What does skin infection result from?

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trauma - accidental or deliberate

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5
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What are the 3 types of skin follicle infection?

A

folliculitis
furuncle (boil)
Carbuncle

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6
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What are the 2 skin infections caused by S.aureus (but different strains)

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Impetigo

SSSS

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7
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What is folliculitis?

A

superficial
S. aureus
P. aeruginoasa (hot tub)

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What is a furuncle?

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deep version of folliculitis

single follicle

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9
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What is a carbuncle?

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collection of furuncles

connected subcutaneously

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10
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What is Impetigo?

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superficial
infectious
disrupt corneal layer
crusting

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What is SSSS?

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widespread exfoliation
stratum granulosum and stratum spinosum

toxin spreads across body
electrolyte imbalance from water loss

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12
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What 2 skin infections does Group A streptococci cause?

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Erysipelas

Cellulitis

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13
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What is Erysipelas?

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superficial cellulitis
bright red lesion
demarkation

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14
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What is Cellulitis?

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skin & UNDERLYING TISSUE
sepsis
can lose limbs

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15
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What is Necrotising fascitis?

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soft tissue, deep fascia

starts with Group A Strep

surgical debridement

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16
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What is Gangrene?

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deep tissue

Clostridium Spp.

poor blood flow

GAS gangrene - C. perfringens
Alpha toxin - phospholipase

divide time of 12 mins

surgical intervention

17
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What is Anthrax caused by?

A

Bacillus anthracis

found in:

  • soil
  • animal hides
  • bone meal
  • fleeces
18
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What is cutaneous anthrax?

A

ulcerative skin lesions

central necrosis - black “eschar”

19
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What is Rickettsial infection caused by?

A

Rickettsia spp.

20
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What are types of Rickettsial infection?

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Epidemic typhus
R. prowazekii

Endemic typhus
R. typhi

Scrub typhus
Orienta tsutsugamushi

Rocky Mountain spotted fever
R. rickettsii

21
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What bacteria come from cat/dog bites?

A

Pasturella multocida

Capnocytophaga canimorus

22
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What bacteria come from rat bites?

A

Spirillum moniliformis

Streptobacillus moniliformis

23
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What bacteria come from human bites?

A

Oral commensal microbiota

Eikenella corrodens

24
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What is Lyme disease?

A

lxodes tick

target shaped rash

non-descriptive symptoms

25
What 2 types of bacteria cause bone infections?
S. aureus | Streptococcus pyogenes
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What is osteomyelitis?
bone infection pain/swelling
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What is arthritis?
swollen joints rheumatoid or septic
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What are some infections of the oral cavit by COMMENSAL ORAL MICROBIOTA?
Dental caries abcesses peridontal infections gingivitis
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What are infectionsof the oral cavity by PRIMARY PATHOGENS?
HSV Oral thrush Syphilitic regions AIDS lesions
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What are dental caries?
tooth decay due to bacterial activity Streptococcus mutans - BIOFILM FORMATION treat by removing affected tissue - replace with filling
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What are 2 ways to prevent dental caries?
fluoride toothpaste fluoride in mains water