Micro Flashcards
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(adult/pediatric) UTI: dysuria, frequency, urgency
adult
(adult/pediatric) UTI: tenderness in lower abd w/ inadequate urine flow
peds
CFU/mL is always diagnostic and is obtained by _____ urine culture
semiquantitative
_____ causes 75-90% of UTIs, all others are opportunistic
uropathogenic E coli
(Enterococci/Enterobacteriacae) are gamma-proteobacteria (Gram - rods)
Enterobacteriacae
(Enterococci/Enterobacteriacae) are Gram + cocci that grow in chains, drug resistant
enterococci
Enterobacteriaceae are (facultative anaerobes/obligate aerobes) and mostly normal GI flora
facultative anaerobes
____ use virulence factor P type I fimbrae to attach to uroepithelial cells and work their way up the tract
uropathogenic E coli
atypical UTIs are opportunists; sequels of UT procedures/catheters, diabetes, or ___
sepsis
encapsulated (Klebsiella/Enterobacter/Serratia) can cause dangerous hemorrhagic PNA in alcoholic men
Klebsiella
(Klebsiella/Enterobacter/Serratia) can become “panresistant”
Enterobacter
(Klebsiella/Enterobacter/Serratia) can cause endocarditis in heroin addicts
Serratia
proteus/providencia/morganella: cause UTIs with ____ stones using urease virulence factor
struvite
proteus/providencia/morganella: attach with ____
fimbrae
(enterobacteriacae/enterococci) cause UTIs, endocarditis, contribute to polymicrobial intra-abdominal infections
enterococci
treat cystitis (uncomplicated UTI) with (sulfa or fluoroquinolone/third gen or combined drugs and antibiotic sensitivity testing)
sulfa or fluoroquinolone
treat pyelonephritis with (sulfa or fluoroquinolone/third gen or combined drugs and antibiotic sensitivity testing)
third gen or combined, AB testing
when is cranberry juice helpful in treating UTI
early on, when microbial numbers are still low
(transplant rejection/graft v host dz): T cells in the transplant attack the recipient’s tissues
graft v host. when hematopoietic cells are transplanted
(transplant rejection/graft v host dz): when recipient’s T cells attack the transplant
transplant rejection (kidney)
MC transplant
blood
(hyperacute/acute/chronic) rejection: caused by preformed antibodies that react to the transplanted organ
hyperacute
MC antigen attacked in hyperacute rejection
ABO blood (may have HLA)
when the serum of a recipient is tested against a panel of leukocytes from many individuals to detect the presence of antibodies to HLA
panel reactive antibody, presented as a percentage from 0-100%