MicroPara Flashcards

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HIV protein that promotes CD4 degradation

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Vpu

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2
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HIV protein: expression of viral structural protein

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Rev

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HIV protein: increases viral infectivity, activation of T-cells, downregulates CD-4 MHC class I

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Nef

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4
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HIV protein: increase transport of viral preintegration complex into nucleus

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Vpr

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5
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HIV protein: transactivation

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Tat

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6
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Completely inactivate HIV

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50% ethanol, 10% house bleach,
0.3% H2O2 - all for 10min at room temp
pH 1.0

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7
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Identified on culture on SDA at 25C

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Dermatophytosis

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8
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Psychrophilic 15-20C
Mesophilic 30-37C
Thermophilic 50-60C

Most pathogenic to man?

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Mesophilic

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9
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Cause of Pneumonia

Assoc.with atherosclerotic CAD
Host: Humans only
Dx: Serology
Tx: Macrolides, Tetracycline

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Chlamydia Pneumoniae

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10
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Major cause of death in Rabies

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Respi paralysis

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Layers of Endospore

Outer to Inner

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  1. Exosporium - fx unclear
  2. Coat - impermeability to antibacterial
  3. Cortex - spore germination, susc. to lysosyme autolysis
  4. Spore wall - peptidoglycan
  5. Core - calcium dipicolinate: heat resistance
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Phases of Growth Curve

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  1. Lag - zero growth
  2. Exponential - constant growth
  3. Max Stationary - zero growth
  4. Decline - negative rate
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13
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Medusa head appearance
Comma shaped outgrowth
High dose Cipro

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Wool-sorter

Inhalational Anthrax

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14
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Staph aureus: form pores on WBC, causing cytolysis

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Panton Valentin Leukocidin

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15
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PYR positive
Esculin positive
Can grow in 6.5% NaCl & bile
Subacute Endocarditis

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Strep Bovis

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16
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Negri bodies in Rabies are commonly seen in:

Highest titers:

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Purkinje cells of Cerebellum
Pyramidal cells of Hippocampus

Submaxillary gland

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17
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Groove sign

Multiple Painful Lymphadenopathies

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Chlamydia trachomatis L1-L3

Lymphogranuloma venereum

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18
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Vesicle on posterior pharyngeal wall, Herpangina, Coxsackie A characteristics

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Single stranded RNA
Positive
Icosahedral
Nonenvelopes
Nonsegmented
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19
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Regan lowe medium

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Bordatella (contains charcoal, blood and antibiotic)

Has replaced Bordet Gengou

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20
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Exposure to bird feces or bat guano in caves

Mimicker of TB along with
Paragonimiasis

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Histoplasmosis

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21
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Exotoxin inactivates EF-2 which is involved in Protein Synthesis

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Diphtheria

Production of toxin in culture is inhibited by iron in medium

Pseudomonas produces a similar toxin

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22
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Virus with fiber projecting from Penton bases

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Adenoviruses

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23
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HIV entry into macrophages by binding of gp120 to

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CCR5 (Chemokine receptor for Macrophage trophic strains of HIV)

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24
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Chemokine receptor for Lymphocyte trophic strains of HIV

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CXCR4

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Fusion peptide of HIV
gp41 p7 - nucleocapsid p17 - mayrix protein
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Reverse transcriptase is found in Retroviridae and:
Hepadna
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Heat-stable exotoxin
Staph aureus exotoxin
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Naked DNA viruses
PAPP Parvo Adeno Papilloma Polyoma
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Naked RNA viruses
CPR Calici Picorna Reo
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Envelope of Herpesvirus is derived from
Nuclear membrane
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Enveloped virus are more heat- ?
More heat labile | More sensitive to ether solubilization
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Occurs after 2-12 weeks ff exposure to cercariae
Katayama fever - Schistosoma Japonicum IH: Oncomelania hupensis quadrasi Adults reside in sup&inf mesenteric veins of SI vs S. mansoni - IMV of LI
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``` Multiple ring enhancing lesions Crescent cells Tachyzoites initially Penetrate nerve cells & eye Multiply as bradyzoites to form cysts ```
Toxoplasmosis
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Acquire virulence by intro of foreign genetic material via bacteriophage infection
Transduction
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Lobar Pneumonia (consolidation with air bronchigram, involve multiple lung segments)
Strep Pneumo | Klebsiella
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Bronchopneumonia (patchy infiltrates without air bronchogram)
Staph Aureus Strep Pyogenes Pseudomonas Anaerobes
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Interstitial Pneumonia
Mycoplasma | Most viruses
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DOC for N. gonorrhea
Ceftriaxone | + Doxy for coinfection w/Chlamydia
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Methylene blue: Babes Ernst metachromatic granules
Corynebacterium
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Systemic mycoses Southwestern USA fever & cough
Coccidiodomycosis | Double-walled spherule with endospores
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Transpulmonary stage
Ascaris Ancylostoma Strongyloides Wuchereria
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Influenza component: cleaves Sialic acid to release progeny virus from infected cell
Neuraminidase
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Influenza component: binds cell surface receptors to initiate infection
Hemagglutinin
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Capsular Swelling Test
Quellung (+) if encapsulated | Asplenic patients at risk
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Most infectious stage in Tuspirina
Bordatella Pertussis Catarrhal stage (1-2 wks after infection) - Highest Bacteremia Rhinorrhea, Fever, Anorexia, Malaise
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Complement deficiency predisposes to Pyogenic Infections
C3 deficiency
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Confirmatory test for HIV
Western blot - Color reaction shows AB in serum after reacting to viral proteins displayed by acrylamide gel electrophoresis and transferred to nitrocellulose Northern - RNA Southern - DNA
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Virulence factor of M. TB: inhibits fusion of lysosomes with bacilli-containing phagosomes within macrophage
Sulfatide, promotes intracellular survival
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Prevents leukocyte migration, | Glycolipid molecule that influence the long and slender form. of M. TB
Cord factor
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Enzyme for bacterial invasion to facilitate spread through subcu tissue
Collagenase or Hyaluronidase Others IgA protease - adherence to mucous mem Leukocidin - destroys neutrophils & macro Coagulase - accelerates fibrin clot
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Relapsing fever
``` Borrelia - Relapsing fever as Legionella - Pontiac Japonicum - Katayama R. ricketsii - Rocky Mountain Spotted Coxiella - Q fever ```
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Hand, Foot, Mouth Disease is caused by Coxsackie A16 or -
Enterovirus 71
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DOC for Strongyloides. Ivermectin or -
Thiabendazole
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Antigen used in RPR
Cardiolipin
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Most specific antibody diagnosis for SLE
Anti-Sm
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Acquired by eating raw snails
Echinostoma ilocanum
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AntiPseudomonal drugs
Ceftazidime
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Chancroid
Chancroid - Haemophilus Ducreyi Chancre - Primary Syphilis Condyloma Lata - Secondary Syphilis Condyloma Acuminata - HPV
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Gram neg rod | Skin and bone infections assoc with human bites & clenched fist injuries
Eikenella corrodens
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Progressive Multifocal Leukoencephalopathy
JC Polyoma Virus immunocompromised demyelinating disorder of brain sparing SC and optic nerve homonymous hemianopsia mental impairment ataxia
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Diffuse Alveolar and Interstitial Pattern in Immunicompromised
PCP