Micro bugs Flashcards

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chocolate agar stain

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H influenza

+ factor V (NAD+) and X (hematin)

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Thayer-Martin agar

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Neisseria (gonorrhea and meningitidis)
-Vancomysin (nhibits gram +)
Trimethop[rim Colistin Nystasin (inhibts fungi)
“very typically cultures Neisseria

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Bordet Gengou agar

Rgan lowe medium

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B pertussis

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tellurite agat,

loffler medium

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C Diptheria

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Lowenstein-jenson aga

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M tuberculosis

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Eatan agar

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mpneumonia-requires cholesterol

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Maconkey

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lactose fermentors

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eosin methylene blue agar

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e coli

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charcoal yeast extract with cysteine and iron

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legionella

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sabaroud agar

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fungi

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anaerobes

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fusobacterium clostridium bacteroides actinomyces

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nocardia pseudomonas mycobacterium tuberculosis

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aerobes

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obligate intracellular

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chlamydia rickettsia coxiella

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faculatative intracellular

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salmonella neisseria brucella mycobacterium listeria franciesella yersinia

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encapsulated

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shine skis 
strep pneumo 
h. influ (a-f subtypes)
neisseria meningit (lipooligosaccharide capsule)
e coli (K capsule) 
salmonella (Vi capsule) 
klebsiella polysaccharide capsule 
group B strep
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protein A

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s aureus binds Fc region of IgG preventing opsonization and phagocytosis

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IgA protease

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H flu Strep pneumo neisseria

-cleaves IgA and allows mucosal colonization

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M protein

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s pyogenes

  • helps prevent phagopcystosis
  • implicated in rheumatic fever
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diptheriae toxin

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inhibits protein synthesis-inactivated elongation factor 2

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exotoxin A

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pseudomonas,
inhibits protein synthesis
inactivates elongation factor 2

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shiga toxin

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inhibits protein synthesis

inativated 60s ribosome by removing adenine from rRNA

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shiga like toxin (verotoxin)

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EHEC
-inhibits protein synthesis
inactivated 60s ribosome by removing adenine from rRNA

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Heat Labile toxin

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ETEC
increases fluid secretion
overacitvated adenylalte cyclase increasing cAMP
-increase Cl secretion and H20 following

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heat stabile toxin

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EHEC
-increases fluid secrestion
overactivated cGMP decfaeseing resorption of Nacl and H20 in the gut

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edema toxin
bacillus anthracis - incrases fluid secretion - mimics adenylate cyclase increasing cAMP
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cholera toxin
vibrio cholera overacitvated adenylate cyclase increasing cAMP by permanently activating Gs subunit increasing CL secretion and H20 in the gut
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pertussis toxin
Bordetella pertussis | overactivated adenylate cyclase by diabling Gi imparing phagocytopsis to permit survival of the microbe
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tetanospamin
c tetani inhibits nt release protease that inhibits SNARE-which is required for vesicular fusion and release of NTs -prevents GABA release
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botulinum toxin
c botulinim inhibts Nt relsease protease that inhibts SNARE-which is required for nt release and vesicular formation -prevents Ach release
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alpha toxin
c perfringes lyses cell membrase phospholipase/lecithinase that degrades tissues and cell membrans
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streptolysin A
s pyogenes lyses cell membranes (antibodies against toxin used to diagnose rheumatic fever)
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endotoxin
LPS found in outer membrane of all gram - -activates macrophages-Il1-fever, TNA alpha-fever hyp[otension, NO-hypotension -activates complement -C3a-hypotenstion/edema c5a-neutrophil chemotaxia activates tissue factor-coagulation cascasde-DIC
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bacteria with lysogenic phage
``` shigA like toxin botulinum toxin cholera toxin diptheria toxin erythrogenic toxin of s pyogenes ```
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CAMP factor production/hippurate test +
GBS | -produces CAMP factor and increases area of hemolysis formed by S aureus
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superantigens
tss by s aureus | exotoxin A by s pyogenes
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dextrans
made by s viridans-bind fibrin and platelet aggregates
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biliary tract and subacute endocarditis
enterococci | group D strep
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subacute endocarditis and colon cancer
s bovis | group D srep
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elek test
tests c diptheriae toxin
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spore forming bacteria
bacillus clostridium coxiella (Q fever)
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polypeptide capsule
D glutamate | anthrax
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mediastinitis, pulm hemorrhage, shock
b. anthrax
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reheated rice
bacillus cerues cerulide preformed toxin emetic 1-5hr diarrhea and GI pain 8-18 hr
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cold deli meat
listeria intracellular "rocket tails" tumbling mobility
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only gram + that has endotoxin
listeria
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yellow sulfur granules
actinomyces - oral/facial abscesses that drain through sinus tracts, sulfur granules tx: penicllin
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cord factor
in virulent mycobacteria | -inhibits macrophage maturation and induces release of tna alpha
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m scrofulaceum
cervical lymphadenitis in kids
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m marinum
hand infection in aquarium handlers
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pneumonia with hyponatremia
legionella
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pyocyanin
green-blue pigment produced by pseudomonas
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ecthyma gangrenosum
rapidly progressive necrotic cutaneous lesion baused by pseudomonas
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burn victims
pseudomonas
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CF
pseudomonas | -mucoid polysaccharide
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hot tub folliculitis
pseudomonas
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EIEC
invasive E coli like shigella
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ETEC
produces heat stabile and heat labile toxines-travelers diarrhea, watery
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EPEC
adheres to apical surface | in pediatrics
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EHEC
shiga toxin producing 0157:H7 -hemolytic uremic syndrome -acute renal failre, anemia, thrombocytopenia microthombi on damaged endothelium - -non sorbital fermenting (differentiates it from other ecoli)
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asp pneumonia, abscess in lung and liver, alcoholics, diAbetics
klebsiellaaaa | -lobar or upper pneumonia
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currante jelly sputum
kelbsiella
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K 1 polysaccharide capsule
e coli-pneumonia
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fimbriae
e coli | uti
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rose spots on abdomen, constipation, abdominal pain, fever
typhoid fever salmonella thyphoid -can invade gallbladder and cause carrier state-excreted with bile in feces
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Vi capsule
salmonella typhi (im vaccine has Vi capsular polysacchardie)
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beta hemolytic
s aureus listeria gas s pyogenes gbs s agalactiae
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key to shigella pathogenicity
invasion | -even if produce little to no toxin still virleunt
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spirochetes
borrelia (big), leptospira and treponema
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weil disease
icterohemorrhagic leptospirosis | -jaundice and azotemia from liver and kidney dysfunction, fever, hemorrhage and anemia
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water contaminated with animal urine
leptospirosis-flulike symptoms, myalgia (calves), jaundice, photophobia with conjunctival suffusion (erythema with no exudate,) surfers and in tropics
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maculopapular rash wtih constitutional symptoms, on palsm and soles, condylomata lata
secondary syphilis
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latent syphillis
+ serology with no symptoms
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gummas aortitis tabes dorsalis
chronic granulomas vasa vasorum destruction + argyll robertson pupil-consticts with accomodation but nonreactive to light -borad based ataxia, + romberg, charcot joints, stroke without htn TERTIARY syphillis
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rhagades (linear scars at angle of mouth,) nasal discharge, saddle nose, notched teeth, mulberry molars, short maxilla, saber shins CN VIII deafness
congenital syphillis
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jarisch herxheimer reaction
flu-like syndrome after antibiotics are started-due to killed bacteria (usually spirochetes) releasing endotoxins
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monocytes with morulae in cytoplasm
erlichiosis | tick vector
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granulocytes with morulae in cytoplasm
anaplasmosis | tick is vector
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Q fever
pneumonia coxiella burnetii (no arthropod vector) -inhaled as aeorsols from cattle/sheep -culture - endocarditis
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most common cause of culture negative endocartitis
coxiella burnetii
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chlamydia A,B,C
chronic, | cause blindness in Africa due to follicular conjunctivits
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chlamydia D-K
urethritis, PID
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chlamydia L1, L2, L3
lymphogranuloma venereum | -samll; painless ulcers on genitals
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cold agglutinis
``` mycoplasma oneumonia walking pneumonia military recturits can lyse RBCs grow on eaton agar can ccause SJS joint pain no cell wall-phosphplipid bilauer ```
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india ink mucicarmine
cyrptococcus
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rhinocerebral/frontal lobe abscesses, cavernous sinus thrombosis
mucor and rhizopus | -in diabetic pts
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chorioretinitis hydrocephalous intracranial calcifications
congenital toxo | -cysts in meat oocytes in cat feces
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enlarged lymph nodes, recurring fever, somnolence, coma
african sleeping sickness - due to trypanosoma brucie - caused by tsetse fly-painful bite
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48 hr cycle with dormant form
p vivax/ovale hypnozoite dormant form in liver -add primaquine to treatment for hypnozoite
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severe/irregular malaria cycle
p. falciparum -severe irregular patterns, parasitized RBCs-cerebral malaria in capillaries, kidneys, lungs -
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malarial 72 hr cycle
p. malariae | -
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schuffner stippling
red granules in RBC seen in P vivax/ovale
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malaria treatment
``` chloroquine (blocks heme polymerase) -if resistant use mefloquine/atovaquone/proguanil if life threatening -iv quinidine, artesunate if Pvivax/ovale add primaquine for hypnozoite ```
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unilateral periorbital swellin
``` romana signs chagas trypansoma cruzi reduviid bug tx benznidazole or nifurtimox ```
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visceral leishmaniasis
spiking fevers, HSM, pancytopenia sandfly bus -macrophages with amastigotes
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green vag dc
trichomonas vaginalic (vs gardinella (BV)white dc) -strawberry cervix trophozoites(motile) on wet mount
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intestinal infection with ileocecal valve obstruction
ascaris lumbricoides | -tx bendazole
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intestinal infection that may feel like PUD
stronglyoides | -tx bendazole
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anal pruritus
enterobius vermicularis | -tx bendazoles
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intestinal infection with anemia
ancylostoma duodenalse, necator americanus -hookworms tx bendazole or pyrantel pamoate
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fecer vomiting nausea periorbital edema myalgia
trichinois-eat undercooked meat-pork - trichinella spiralis - larva enter eintestine and bloodsteram an dencyst in striated muscle cells
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hyperpigmented skin and river blindess
onchocera volvulus - female blackfly bite - tx ivermectine (ivermectin for river blindness)
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swellin g in skin, workm in conjunctiva
loa loa - deer fly, horse fly, mango fly - tx: diethylcarbamazine
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elephantitis
worms block lymph vessles - female mosquito tx: dietthylcarbamazine
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viscieral larva migrans
toxocara canis | tx bendazoles
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t solium/d latum/
neurocystocercosis b12 def-megaloblastic anemia tx: praziquanteal
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hydatid cysts in liver
echinococcus granlusos-must inject cyst with ethanol or hyp[ertonic saline before resection - (tapeworm like d latum and t solium) - tx albendazole
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painless hematuria and pulm htn
schistomsoma -s mansoni s haematobium-scc of the bladder tx: praziquantel
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pigmented gallstones
``` clonorchis sirence -undercooked fish -biliary tract inflammation leading to pigmented gallstones cholangiocarcinoma tx: praziquantel ```
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live vax
``` small pox yellow fever rotavirus chicken pox sabin polio virus MMR influenza ```
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killed vax
rabies influenza salk polio HAV vax
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high fever, black vomitus, jaundice | councilman bodies
yellow fever virus -flavivirus councilman bodies: eosinohpilic apoptotic globules on liver biopsy
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most impt cause of infantile gastroenteritis
rotavirus -dsRNA (reovirus) in daycare centers, kindergartens
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hemagglutinin
inflenza-promotes viral entry
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neuramidase
promotes progeny virion release
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genetic shift
reassortment of viral genome segments | -causes pandemics
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genetic drift
minor changed based on random mutation in hemagglutinin or neuramindase genes -causes epidemics
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postauricular lyphadenopathy
rubella virus
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surface F
fursion protein in paramyxoviruses (parainfluenza, rsv, measles, mumps) causes resp endothelial cells to fuse and form multinucleated giant cells -palivizumab is monoclonal antibpdy against this given to neonates
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SSPE
subacute sclerosing panencephalitis - occurs years after measles infection - cough, corysa, koplik spots,
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complications of measles
pnuemonia,SSPE, encephalitis
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parotitis orchitis meningitis
mumps-paramyxovirus
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negri bodies
cytoplasmic inclusions | found in purkinje cells of injected rabies virus
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councilman bodies
in yellow fever virus and hepatitis
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env
``` gp120/gp41 -formed from cleavage of gp160 -envelope glycoproteins gp120 attaches to CD4+ T cell gp 41 necessary for fusion and entry ```
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gag
p 24-capsid protein
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pol
reverse transcriptase, synthesizes DNA from RNA dsDNA integrates into host genome
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PDA cataracts deafness
congenital rubella
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periventricular calcifications hearing loss seizures petechial rash
CMV congenital
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intracellular bacteria
chlamydia legionella listeria mycobacterium neisseria nocardia rickettsia salmonella
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fitz high curtis syndrome
PID leading to infection of the liver capsule and violin string adhesions of the peritoneum to the liver