Micro Flashcards

1
Q

Returning traveller

Wattery stools, Abdo cramps, nausea

A

E. Coli

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2
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profuse watery diarrhoea

sev dehydration -> weight loss

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Cholera

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3
Q

Food poisoning after chinese/rice dinner

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Baccilus cereus

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4
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foul smelling non-bloody diarrhoea and cramping shortly (<72hrs) after eating chicken/BBQ)

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campylobacter

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5
Q

bloody diarhoea
Vom + abdo pain
<72hr after eating chicken

A

shigella

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6
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prolonged non bloody diarrhoea - >72hrs after eating undercooked food

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giardiasis

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7
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Nurse develops diarrhoea - patients on ward have been ill recently with similar sympto

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Norovirus

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8
Q

outbreak of diarrhoea on cruise ship

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norovirus

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9
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profuse watery diarrhoea after antibiotics

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c.diff

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10
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gradual onset bloody diarrhoea with abdo pain and tenderness

lasts several weeks

A

amoebiasis

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11
Q

Tx of choice for Listeria meningitis

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Amox/ampicillin + gentamicin

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12
Q

Tx for mild CAP caused by H influenza B

A

Amox

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13
Q

IV Abx for strep throat (group A strep pharyngitis)

A

IV benzylpenicillin

+ IV metronidazole if severe

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14
Q

IV Abx for cellulitis with MRSA

A

Vancomycin

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15
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Abx for cellulitis with MSSA

A

Fluclox

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16
Q

Tx for 3mo or younger with suspected bac meningitis

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IV cefotaxime +amox/ampicillin

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17
Q

Tx for 3mo or older with suspected meningitis

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IV ceftriaxone

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18
Q

Tx for meningococcal meningitis (neisseria Men)

A

IV benzylpenicillin

OR ceftriaxone if in hospital

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19
Q

Tx for pneumococcal meningitis

A

IV Ceftriaxone

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20
Q

Stiff neck, acting strangely,

Lumbar CSF = high lympho, raised prot, normal glucose

A

Viral meningitis

Herpes -> herpes encephalitis

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21
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Gram -ve diplococci causing meningitis in younger

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Neisseria meningitis

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22
Q

middle aged smoker

G +ve diplococci causing meningitis

A

strep pneumonia

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23
Q

G -ve rod causing sepsis in neonate

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E coli

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24
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G +ve rod causing meningitis in older

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Listeria monocytogenes

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what transmits malaria
female anopheles mosquitos
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what transmits leischmaniasis
sandfly
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what transmits trypanosoma brucei rhodesiense
tsetse fly
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what transmits yellow fever
Aedes
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Tx for MRSA
Vancomycin
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most common cause of hospital acq pneumonia
Staph A
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most common cause of comm acq pneumonia
Strep. pneumonia
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post common cause of PUO in returning traveler
Malaria
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infectious cause of sepsis in newborns
Group B strep
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inf org that causes meningitis in >3mo new born
neisseria men
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Tx for non falciparum malaria
chloroquine | primaquine
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tx for mild and severe falciparum malaria
``` mild = quinine OR co-artum OR malorone Severe = IV attensuate OR IV quinine ```
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22 with cough and rust coloured sputum
strep pneu
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40yr old, returned from abroad with dry cough malaise and hyponat
legionella pneu
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60 yr old alcoholic, upper lobe caveating pneumonia
klebsiella pneumonia
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15 yr old, dry cough, myalgia, fever, headache, CXR normal, kids at school had similar sympto
mycoplasma pneumonia
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22 yr old - neutropenia post chemo, ongoing fever unresponsive to antibiotics/antivirals, interstitial CT changes, CXR = halo sign
aspergillus fumigatus
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70 yr old admitted for UTI and confusion, develops pneumonia in hospital
enterobac
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pneumonia with cough and haemoptysis, G -ve cocci
haemophillus influenza
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21 yr old foreign, fever with cough and weight loss, CXR = RUZ shadowing
mycobacterium TB
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IVDU - desaturates on exercise, pneumonia
pneomocytis jirovecii
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Tx for listeria men
Amox
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Tx for mild CAP
amox
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Tx for severe HAP
tazocin
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Abx of choice for young woman with cystitis caused by E coli
trimephoprim
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Tx for cellulitis with MRSA
Vancomycin
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Tx for cellulitis with MSSA
fluclox
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Tx for strep pharyngitis
penicillin V
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meningitis in HIV + pt
Crytococcus neoformans
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inc in opening pressure on lumbar puncture | india ink stain + ve
cryptococcus neoformans
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meningitis in old, G+ve bacilli
L monocytogenes
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meningitis in man with G+ diplo
Strep pneu
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meningitis in neonate - LP = G- rods
E coli
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meningitis in young guy, g- diplo
n meningitis
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Tx for mild pseudomembranous colitis
metronidazole
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Tx for sever pseudomambranous colitis
Vancomycin
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pneumonia in poorly controlled diabetics + alcoholics
klebsiella
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fever in returning traveller, cough, malaise, comstipation, G -ve rod, rose spots
S Thyphi
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G +ve cocci arranged in clusters
Staph A
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returning traveller, raised, scaly erythematous lesion, | cultured on Novy-Macneal-Nicolle medium
leishmania major