Microbio Flashcards

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Strep Pneumonia is a gram ___ cocci, Catalase ____, ____ hemolytic, Optochin _____, positive ____ reaction and ____ (is or is not?) encapsulated

Presents as ____ colored sputum

Along with Legionella, you can use an ____ test for positivity

A

+, -, alpha, sensitive, Quellung , is

Rust

Urinary antigen

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Haemophilus Influenzae is gram ____, plemomorphic ____, grows on ____ and requires factor X and V

Also can exacerbate COPD

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-, rod (coccibacilla), chocolate agar

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Staphylococcus Aureus is a gram ____ cocci that forms clusters, Catalase ____, Coagulase ____, presents with ____ colored sputum

It can cause a _____ pneumonia and often seen in DRUG abusers

Remember, MRSA can be important

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+, +, +, salmon

Necrotizing

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Klebsiella Pneumoniae is a gram ____, ____ in shape it causes ____ sputum, it ______ ferment lactose and causes ____ pneumonia in patients:

4 As of AlebsiellA -> Aspiration pneumonia, Alcoholics, di-A-betics, and Abscess in lungs and liver

Also can cause UTIs in nosocomial patients

Realize that in order to determine a gram - bug, you grow it on _____ agar

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-, rod, currant-jelly, does, lobar

MacConkey

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Pseudomonas Aeruginosa is a gram ____, ____, it ____ ferment lactose (aka AEROBIC), produces ____ which is a blue-green pigment, it has a ____-like smell with a slime layer and often can cause typical pneumonia in patients with _____ or Kartangers syndrome aka Primary Ciliary dyskinesia

Realize ____ also occurs in CF patients and has pretty much the same characteristics of P Aeruginosa, except if a question is given about P Aeruginosa I’d assume it also says something about Pyocyanin aka blue-green pigment produced

Also Burkholderia has _____ colonies

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-, rod, does not, does not, pyocyanin, grape, CF

Burkholderia Cepacia, pearly gray

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Mycoplasma Pneumoniae is an extracellular bacteria with NO ____, ____ appearance on colonies and ____-shaped, can present as microcytic anemia secondary to + ____, also ____ often seen which is inflammation of the tympanic membrane

Since there is no cell wall, penicillins wont work (like amoxicillin) so instead start with a ____, doxycycline, or ____

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Cell wall, fried-egg, mulberry, cold agglutinins, bollous myringitis

Macrolide, Fluoroquinolone

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Legionella Pneumophilia spreads via ____ systems, causes hyponatermia, relative bradycardia aka ____ temp and ____ pulse rate, and grows on ____ with ___ and ___ needed

Also use a SILVER stain

Common in smokers and chronic lungers

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AC/water, high, low, charcoal yeast extract, iron and cystine

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Chlamydia is an _____ bacteria with ____ bodies or reticulate bodies seen

Can NOT make its own ATP and cell wall lacks muramic acid

Chlamydia Pneumoniae is transmitted via ____ droplets and can cause walking pneumonia aka usually follows an URI and the patient will have a ____

Chlamydia Psittaci will be similar and reservoir is ____ and also causes atypical pneumonia, often with hepatitis and mucopurulent sputum

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Obligate Intracellular, elementary

Respiratory, Hoarse voice

Birds (aka parrots)

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Orthomyxovirus aka the Flu (Influenza virus) is an evenloped ____ (+ or -?) ____sRNA with an ____ segment genome

Contains Hemagluttin and Neraminidase

Sudden Shift is more deadly than graDual Drift

Aka Antigenic Shift causes PANDEMICS and is much worse (think of swine flu) vs antigenic Drift causes EPIDEMICS and isn’t as horrible (think new vaccine each year due to drift)

It can also cause ___ syndrome (swelling of the brain and liver) and Guillain barre syndrome

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-, ssRNA, 8

Reye

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Young military recruits often can come down with ____ which is a ___dDNA virus with NO envelope and can cause ARD, Pneumonia, and _____

Can also cause soar throat (febrile pharyngitis)

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Adenovirus, dsDNA, pink eye (pharyngoconjunctivitis)

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_____ can cause SARS, MERS, or the common cold

It is enveloped, and ____ (+ or -?) ____sRNA virus with fever of greater than 100 and flu like symptoms and progressive hypoxia

^** So realize this can present similar to the flu aka Orthomyxovirus, but + ssRNA instead of -ssRNA

_____ seen in china, Taiwan, Hong kong and ____ in the middle east

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Coronavirus

+, ssRNA

SARS, MERS

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The Hanta virus is caused by ____ virus and they are a ____ (+ or -) ___sRNA enveloped virus with ____ segments

Hantavirus is characterized by hemorrhagic fever and pneumonia along with pulmonary syndrome leading to cough, myalgia, dyspnea, PULMONARY EDEMA, massive infiltrates, etc and is associated with ____

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Bunyavirus, -, ssRNA, 3

Rodents

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If you see Hyphae, think ____

1) Ohio river valley and Mississippi river + Bat/Bird droppings = _____

^** NARROW based budding yeast

2) Southwestern US (like arizona), Dessert vally fever with Erythema nodosum, spherules that release endospores, calcified pulmonary lesions = ____
3) Broad Based Budding, double cell wall, can cause granulomatous nodules = _____

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Fungus

1) Histoplasma Capsulatum (aka Spelunkers disease)
2) Coccidioides immitis
3) Blastomycosis dermatitidis

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High fever, Hepatitis, Subconjunctival hemorrhage, aseptic meningitis and transmitted via contact with animal urine = ____

Visualized via ____ microscopy

Another zoonotic bacteria that can cause Q fever is ____ and assocaited with aerosols of cattle/sheep amniotic fluid and splenomegaly, thrombocytopenia, NO jaundice unlike Leptospira and gram - endospores

^** Most common cause of culture - endocarditis

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Leptospira Interrogans (which is a spirochete)

Dark field

Coxiella burnetii

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Central black eschar and widened mediastinum, with gram + and spore forming = ____ and only bacterium with a ____

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Bacillus anthracis, polypeptide capsule

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If a patient has gram -, aerobic, facultative intracellular pathogen and drinks unpasteurized milk or works in the slaughter house, think ____ and this can cause _____ (rises and falls)

Tularensis = Rabbit fever

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Brucella abortus, Undulant fever

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M. Tuberculosis is an ACID fast Bacilli (rod) that is also ____ (aerobic or anaerobic?) and fluoresces APPLE GREEN with _____ staining

^** You can confirm the auramine-rhodamine stain with a _____ (RED RODS) or Kinyon stain

It produces ____ that inhibits macrophage maturation and ____ to inhibit phagolysosome fusion and both of these create a hypersensitivity reaction

Also forms Gohn complexes

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Aerobic, auramine-rhodamine

Ziehl-Neelsen

Chord factor, Sulfatides

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M. Kanasasii is an acid fast rod and obligate aerobe

Presents often in patients with chronic lung diseases and can NOT be transmitted person to person (since it is acquired from the environment) and produces _____ (which are yellow pigments when exposed to light)

Major reservoir is _____

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Photochromogens

Tap water

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Mycobacterium ____ is acid fast bacillus that likes COLD temps and causes “glove and stocking” loss of sensation and can NOT be grown in vitro

2 forms:

1) Lepromatous presents as “lion face” and is characterized by a ____ cell mediated immunity and a strong Humoral ____ response
2) Tuberculoid form presents with a few hairless skin plaques (more unilateral lesions) and is characterized by a ____ cell mediated immunity and a strong _____ cell response

Treat Tuberculoid form with ____ and _____ and the Lepromatous form with ____

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Leprae

Low (think L for Low), Th2

High, Th1

Dapsone and Rifampin, Dapsone + Rifampin + Clofazimine