Pneumonia & Bugs Flashcards

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Pseudomonas is gram _ and _ shape

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Pseudomonas is a gram-negative rod

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_ thrives in aquatic environments and is known to cause hot tub folliculitis

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Pseudomonas thrives in aquatic environments and is known to cause hot tub folliculitis

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Pseudomonas is catalase _ , oxidase _ , and an obligate _

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Pseudomonas is catalase positive , oxidase positive , and an obligate aerobe

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Pseudomonas is known to cause osteomyelitis in _ and _ populations

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Pseudomonas is known to cause osteomyelitis in IV drug users and diabetics

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Because pseudomonas is catalase positive, it means that patients with _ are more at risk

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Because pseudomonas is catalase positive, it means that patients with chronic granulomatous disease are more at risk

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Pseudomonas is associated with a _ odor

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Pseudomonas is associated with a fruity, grape-like odor

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We can treat pseudomonas with _ , _ , or _

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We can treat pseudomonas with piperacillin , aminoglycosides , or fluoroquinolones

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Bordetella pertussis spreads by respiratory droplets which are very infectious due to pili called _

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Bordetella pertussis spreads by respiratory droplets which are very infectious due to pili called filamentous hemagglutinin

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The pertussis toxin causes _

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The pertussis toxin causes ribosylation of Gi, disabling it –> leads to whooping cough

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Bordetella pertussis is associated with lymphocytosis which results from _ disabling cytokine receptors for lymphocytes

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Bordetella pertussis is associated with lymphocytosis which results from ADP disabling cytokine receptors for lymphocytes

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B pertussis has adenylate cyclase toxin that increases _

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B pertussis has adenylate cyclase toxin that increases cAMP and edema factor

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B pertussis tracheal toxin damages _

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B pertussis tracheal toxin damages ciliated cells in the epithelium

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_ stage of B pertussis is characterized by non-specific symptoms like rhinorrhea and mild cough; most contagious during this stage

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Catarrhal stage of B pertussis is characterized by non-specific symptoms like rhinorrhea and mild cough; most contagious during this stage

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_ stage of B pertussis is characterized by the classic “whooping cough”

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Paroxysmal stage of B pertussis is characterized by the classic “whooping cough”

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_ stage of B pertussis infection involves the final 3 months with a cough; during this time patients are most susceptible to secondary infections

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Convalescence stage of B pertussis infection involves the final 3 months with a cough; during this time patients are most susceptible to secondary infections

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B pertussis is treated using _

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B pertussis is treated using macrolides

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Legionella is weakly gram _ but requires _ stain to be visualized

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Legionella is weakly gram negative but requires silver stain to be visualized

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Growing requirements for Legionella include _

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Growing requirements for Legionella include agar with charcoal yeast extract in the presence of cysteine and iron

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Legionella causes fever and malaise without pneumonia in some individuals; this is called _

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Legionella causes fever and malaise without pneumonia in some individuals; this is called pontiac fever

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Legionnaire’s disease is more common in _ and _ individuals

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Legionnaire’s disease is more common in smokers and old men

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Chest x-ray of Legionnaire’s disease will show _

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Chest x-ray of Legionnaire’s disease will show atypical pneumonia with patchy unilobed infiltrate

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Symptoms associated with Legionnaire’s disease include:

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Symptoms associated with Legionnaire’s disease include:
* Confusion, headache
* Diarrhea
* High fevers (104+)

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_ is the main virulence factor of Legionella

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Zinc melloprotease is the main virulence factor of Legionella
* Cytotoxic, inhibits PMN production, inhibits superoxide reduction, deactivates IL-1, CD4+ , TNF

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Nocardia is an increased risk with chronic granulomatous patients because it is _

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Nocardia is an increased risk with chronic granulomatous patients because it is catalase positive

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Nocardia is gram _ , _ rod
Nocardia is **gram positive** , **filamentous** rod
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Urease positive, obligate aerobe bacteria that is weakly acid fast and has a risk of causing brain abscesses:
Urease positive, obligate aerobe bacteria that is weakly acid fast and has a risk of causing brain abscesses: **Nocardia**
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We treat Nocardia with _
We treat Nocardia with **sulfonamides**
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Actinomyces israaelii is an obligate (aerobe/ anaerobe)
Actinomyces israaelii is an **obligate anaerobe**
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Patient presents with cervical facies after recent dental work
Patient presents with cervical facies after recent dental work: **Actinomyces**
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Actinomyces is associated with _ granules and formation of _ tracts
Actinomyces is associated with **yellow sulfur granules** and formation of **sinus tracts**
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"Rust-colored sputum"
Strep pneumo
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Currant jelly sputum
Klepsiella