Micro Ch 25&26 Flashcards

1
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S. Mutans

  1. Attachment
  2. Mechanism of Action
  3. Treatment
A
    • capsule
    • Glucan+organic acid=tooth decay
    • reversible
    • general tooth cleaning
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Peridontal Disease: Gingivitis

  1. Bacteria
  2. Mechanism of Action
A
    • S. mutans
    • gram-ve bacteriodes
    • fusobacteria
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Peridontal Disease: Peridontitis

  1. Signs&Symptoms
  2. Treatment
  3. Mechanism of Action
A
    • pus forms
    • degeneration of structure
    • root canal and stabilization (tooth is “dead”)
    • loss of infected tooth
    • bacterioides secrete exotoxins and endotoxins causing complete tooth loss
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Gastroenteritis

  1. Signs&Symptoms
  2. Treatment
  3. ORT Examples
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    • fever
    • dysentry
    • constipation
    • nausea
    • vomiting
    • diarrhea
    • fluid loss
    • antibiotics
    • O- clean H2O
    • R- IV
    • T- electrolyte
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S. aureus

  1. Risk Factors
  2. Hrs
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    • food handling
    • protein rich food
    • hot food hot, cold food cold
    • 1-6 hrs
    • median 3.5 hrs
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S. dysenteriae

  1. Hrs
  2. Location of Infection
  3. Mechanism of Action
  4. Treatment
  5. Transmission
A
    • 12-36
    • small intestine but can move
    • exotoxin
    • leaves scar
    • Siga-toxin
    • ORT
    • Cipro
    • human
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S. enterica

  1. Transmission
  2. Hrs
A
    • food
    • pets
    • poultry
    • raw egg
    • beef
    • 12-36
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V. cholerae

  1. Signs&Symptoms
  2. Transmission
  3. Treatment
  4. Mechanism of Action
A
    • dehydration
    • kidney failure
    • shock
    • fatal
    • fecal oral rout
    • water
    • tetracycline
    • exotoxin produced
    • converts cells into “little pumps”
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E. Coli: Entero Toxigenic

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  • 60-70% of travellers diarrhea
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E. Coli: Entero Aggregative

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  • 35-40% traveller’s diarrhea
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E. coli: EEC

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  • pathogenic
  • chronic diarrhea in infants
  • especially if not getting antibiotic properties in mom’s milk
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12
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E. coli: EIEC

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  • invasive

- like shingella

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13
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E. coli: EHEC

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  • hemmorhagic
  • causes Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome
  • leads to food recals
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C. jejuni

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  • food or water
  • poultry
  • rarely leads to Guilion Barre (paralysis and death in5%)
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H. pylori

  1. Mechanism of Aciton
  2. Diagnosis
  3. Signs&Symptoms
  4. Treatment
A
    • enzyme urease (converts urea to ammonia causing belching
    • breath test
    • looking for radioactive urea and ammonia
    • belching
    • cramps
    • pepto
    • metrodinazole
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C. Diff

  1. Disease
  2. Vulnerabel Populations
  3. Transmission
A
    • severe colitis
    • children up to 6 months
    • prolonged antibiotic use
    • endospores
17
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Mumps

  1. Treatment
  2. Males
  3. Females
  4. Signs&Symptoms
  5. Risks
A
    • no antiviral
    • more extreme
    • genital swelling
    • orchitis
    • anorexia
    • issue with talking
    • pelvic pain
    • swelling of ovaries
    • fever
    • anorexia
    • blood entry
    • meningitis
    • deafness
18
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CytoMeningalViral

  1. Effect on Cells
  2. Diagnosis
  3. Vulnerabel Populations
A
    • “owl eyes”
    • merges two cells
    • 2-3x swelling
    • saliva, semen, vaginal secretions have latent T-cells
      3.
    • HIV
19
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What does HEP indicate?

A

liver inflammation

20
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Hep A

  1. Transmission
  2. Signs&Symptoms
  3. Duration
A
    • infectious
    • fecal/oral route
    • jaundice
    • not chronic
21
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Cystitis

  1. Dysuria
  2. Pyuria
A
    • 75%
    • E. coli
    • 25%
    • S. saprophyticus
22
Q

Pyelonephritis: E. coli

1. Signs&Symptoms

A
    • fever
    • nausea
    • tenderness
    • perspiration
    • scarring tissue
23
Q

what does pyuria indicate?

A

pus in urine

24
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Gonorrhoea

  1. Three types
  2. Attachment
A
    • oral
    • anal
    • opthalmia
    • capsule
    • fimbria
25
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PIP

A
  • males

- abdominal pain

26
Q

NGU

A
  • non-gynococcal

- chlamydia

27
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Syphilus

A
  • STD

- non-sexual

28
Q

Syphilus: Stage 1

A
  • primary
  • chancre
  • at site in males
29
Q

Syphius: Stage 2

A
  • lesions in other areas
  • rash
  • instance of non-sexual transmission
  • hair loss
30
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Syphilus: Stage 3

A

Latency (congenital

31
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Syphilus: Stage 4

A
  • tertiary gamma