Salmonelliosis Flashcards

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What is salmonella (features) ?

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  • Gram negative rod shaped faculative anerobic bacterium
  • Motile species
  • Zoonotic
  • Causes disease in humans and livestock
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2
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What are the two species of salmonella?

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  • S.enterica
  • S.bongori
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3
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How many subspecies is S.enterica divided into?

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Six

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4
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What do the serovars gallinarum and pullorum cause?

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“fowl typhoid” and “pullorum disease” respectively
they are both non-motile

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5
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What does the serovar typhi cause?

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“typhoid fever” which is the classic enteric fever

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6
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What do the serovars Paratyphi-A and Paratyphi-B cause?

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mild forms of enteric fever in humans, most strains do not produce hydrogen sulfide

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7
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What do the serovars Cholerae-suis and Typhi-suis cause?

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Severe disease in pigs

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8
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How many serotypes of salmonella are there?

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Over 2500
And they are distributed worldwide

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9
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How many cases of salmonella are there a year, approximately?

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11,000

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10
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What is the main cause of salmonella in humans?

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Poultry and Poultry products

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11
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What kind of diseases does salmonella cause in humans?

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Diarrhoeal diseases

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12
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Name some of the selective media that salmonella can grow on?

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  • XLD
  • BGA
  • Rappaport
  • Selenite Broth
  • Rambachs
  • Chromogenic agar
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13
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Name 5 types of serotyping

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  • Slide agglutination
  • PCR
  • LAMP
  • Arrays
  • WGS
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14
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Why is salmonella so important?

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It causes an economically important clinical disease in livestock and humans

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15
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What does Salmonella Choleraesuis cause?

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Severe outbreaks of clinical disease similiar to swine fever

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16
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What does Salmonella Typhisuis cause?

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Chronic enteritis in young pigs

17
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What does Salmonella Typhimurium cause?

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Enteritis and septicaemia

18
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What does S.Dublin in cattle cause?

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terminal gangrene, meningitis, enteritis, osteomyelitis, and septicaemia

19
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What does S. Typhimurium and S. bovismorbifican cause

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Enteritis and septicaemia

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