Path VI Flashcards

1
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type of microbe is salmonella

A

gram - bacilli

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2
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salmonella typhi causes what

A

thyphoid fever

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3
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when is peak incidenc of salmonella enteritis

A

summer and fall

contaminated foot like meat, poultry, eggs, milk

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4
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virulence factors salmonella

A
type III secretion system
allow growth in phagosomes
flagellin
activate TLR5
prevent TLR4 activation
attracts neutrophils
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5
Q

what immune response activates in salmonella

A

Th17

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6
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Sx salmnoella

A

fever, pain, diarrhea or dysentery

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7
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how does salmonella affect peyers patches

A

in terminal ileum to enlarge into plateau like elevations
neutrophils accumulate
mucosal shedding creates oval ulcers oriented along axis of ileum that may perforate

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8
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liver in typhoid fecter

A

typhoid nodules- amcrophage aggregates

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9
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clinical features typhoid fever

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anorexia, abdominal pain, bloating, nausea, vomiting bloody diarrhea, flu like Sx from bacteremia
maculopapular lesions

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10
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result of cholera toxin

A

decrease in NaCl resorption

Cl HCO3 secretion

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11
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most comon bacterial enteritis in world

A

campylobacter enterocolitis

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12
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transmission campylobacter enterocolitis

A

chicken, milk, water

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13
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Sx campylobacter

A

flu like prodrome
arthritis, IBS
erythema nodosum

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14
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what cells take up shigella

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M cells, Left colon

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15
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What is pseudomembranous colitis

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adherent layer of inflammatory cells and debris over sites of mucosal injury

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16
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toxins from C difficile

17
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Dx C difficile

A

detecting cytotoxin in stool

18
Q

Whipple disease

A

chronic relapsing multisystem illness of GI tract, diarrhea, steatorrhea, malabsorption

19
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Sx whipple disease

A

weight loss, diarrhea, polyarthritis

20
Q

what cause whipple

A

tropheryma whipplei

21
Q

whipple disease affects?

A

Whites 4-th-5th decades 10:1 male predominance

22
Q

Tx whipple disease

A

antibiotics

23
Q

source cryptosporidium spp

A

contaminated water

24
Q

where does cryptosporidium spp concentrate

A

terminal ileum and right colon

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diarrhea causing agents that affect AIDS
cryotosporidum, atypical mycobacteria, CMV
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what parasites cause enterocolitis
nematodes, cestodes, trematodes, unicellular parasites
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where to you transmit entamoeba histolytica
mature cysts in fecally contaminated food water or on hands
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msot common pathogenic parasitic infection
giardia
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3 clinical forms giardia
asymptomatic carrier w/ w/o Hx clinical disease acute diarrhea chronic GI disease with malabsopriong, recurrent diarrhea, with or w/o abdominal discomfort
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where does giardia occur
child day care centers | developing countries