Test 1 Flashcards

(115 cards)

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Impetigo discription

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skin disorder caused by bacteria
skin lesions that cause skin to flake and peel off

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Impetigo causative bacteria

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Staph. aureus/ Strep. pyrogenes

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Impetigo color of crust

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honey or brown colored

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Impetigo prevention

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good hygiene

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Impetigo treatment

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oral or topical antibiotic

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Staphylococcus Scalded Skin Syndrome (SSSS) discription

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Skin infection
damage of skin
marked shedding
effects infants and children <5

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Staphylococcus Scalded Skin Syndrome
Cause

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Staph aureus

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Staphylococcus Scalded Skin Syndrome Signs/symptoms

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Wet red areas

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Staphylococcus Scalded Skin Syndrome treatment

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IV antibiotics

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Staphylococcus Scalded Skin Syndrome prevention

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Keep known carriers from neonate’s
prompt treatment of infection

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Gas gangrene description

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Severe form of tissue death

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Gas gangrene cause

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Clostridium perfringens

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Gas, gangrene signs and symptoms

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Black necrotic, tissue
fever
Crackling like rice Krispies

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Gas gangrene prevention

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Clean skin injury thoroughly
watch for signs of infection
debride dead tissue

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Chickenpox description

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Itchy fluid filled blisters

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Chickenpox cause

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Virus varicella-zoster

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Chickenpox treatment

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Treatment of symptoms
oatmeal bath

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Chickenpox prevention

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Vaccine

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Hand foot and mouth disease definition

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Viral disease in babies and children under five

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Hand foot and mouth disease cause

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Enterovirus Coxsackie

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Hand foot and mouth signs and symptoms

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Start in mouth
spread to palms and soles

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Hand foot and mouth transmission

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Direct and airborne

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Measles description

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Highly contagious viral illness, characterized by a fever, cough, conjunctivitis and spreading rash

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Measles signs and symptoms

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Sore throat
tiny white spots inside the mouth

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Measles prevention
Vaccine immunization
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Measles complication
Immunity amnesia
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Leishmaniasis description
Parasitic disease caused by protozoan spread, by bite of sandfly
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Leishmaniasis cause
Sandfly
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Leishmaniasis signs and symptoms
Lesions night sweats
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Leishmaniasis other
Military personnel from Persian gulf
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Cutaneous, anthrax description
Infection of the skin caused by direct contact with bacteria
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Cutaneous anthrax cause
Bacillus anthracis
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Cutaneous anthrax virulence
Endospores
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Cutaneous anthrax signs and symptoms
Blister or ulcer that turns into black scab
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Cutaneous, anthrax treatment
Antibiotics
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Cutaneous, anthrax other
Bioterrorism risk
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Ringworm description
Skin infection, common in children
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Ringworm cause
Fungus
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Ringworm, sign and symptoms
Circular spot on the skin may blister or ooze
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Ringworm treatment
Antifungal
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Meningitis description
Information of the membrane that surrounds and protects the brain
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Meningitis cause
Bacteria, yeast, viruses
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Meningitis signs and symptoms
Severe headache, stiff neck, sensitivity to light
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Meningitis diagnosis
Lumbar puncture
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Meningitis treatment
Antibiotics
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Toxoplasma gondii definition
Single celled, parasite causes disease known as toxoplasmosis
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Toxoplasma’s gondii cause
Toxoplasma Gondii Spread by cat feces
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Toxoplasma Gondii prevention
pregnant women should not clean litter box Handle raw meat with gloves use gloves when handling soil
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Transmissible spongiform encephalopathy definition
Degenerative brain disorders characterized by tiny holes that give the brain a spongy appearance
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Transmissible spongiform encephalopathy cause
Prion
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Transmissible, spongiform, encephalopathy signs and symptoms
Personality changes psychiatric problems Lack of coordination Confusion
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Transmissible spongiform encephalopathy diagnosis
MRI View brain matter under microscope
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Rabies definition
Fatal, acute, viral infection, transmitted by infected animals
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Rabies cause
Rhabdoviridae virus
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Rabies signs and symptoms
Pain at site of bite Drooling
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Rabies, culture and diagnosis
Observation of animal bitten by Necropsy tests
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Rabies transmission
Bite trauma Droplet contact
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Rabies prevention
Vaccination of pets every two years
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Tetanus definition
Disease caused by toxin of bacterium Neurotoxin A.k.a. lockjaw
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Tetanus cause
Clostridium tetani
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Tetanus treatment
Antitoxin Penicillin (antibiotics)
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Tetanus transmission
endospore
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Tetanus prevention
Immunization
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Botulism definition
Illness caused by bacterial EXOtoxin
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Botulism cause
Clostridium botulinum
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Botulism signs and symptoms
Speech impairment Abdominal cramps Double vision
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Botulism treatment
Antitoxin Antibiotic
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Botulism transmission
Improperly canned foods
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Botulism other
Most potent toxin known to mankind
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Tularemia description
Infection common in wild rodents A.k.a. deerfly fever, or rabbit fever
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Tolaremia Cause
Francisella tularensis
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Tolaremia signs and symptoms
Red spots on skin
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Tolaremia treatment
Antibiotic
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Tolaremia other
Bioterrorism risk
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Lyme disease description
Inflammatory disease, transmitted by ticks
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Lyme disease cause
Borrelia burgorferi
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Lyme disease, signs and symptoms
Fever Headache Muscle pains Muscle stiffness Bull’s-eye rash
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Infectious mononucleosis description
Acute viral infection called mono or kissing disease
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Infectious mononucleosis cause
Epstein-Barr virus
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Infectious, mononucleosis signs and symptoms
Fatigue Muscular aches Enlarged spleen
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Anthrax definition
Infectious disease of humans involving skin, G.I. tract, or lungs
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Anthrax cause
Bacillus anthracis
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Anthrax virulence
Exotoxin
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Anthrax signs and symptoms
Cutaneous; blister or ulcer with swelling Inhalation: fever, malaise, headache, cough, chest pain Gastrointestinal: nausea, vomiting, bloody diarrhea
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Anthrax treatment
Antibiotics
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Anthrax other
Bioterrorism risk
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Yellow fever, description
Mosquito carry disease endemic to Africa
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Yellow fever cause
Yellow fever virus
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Yellow fever, virulence
Disruption of clotting factors
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Yellow, fever, signs and symptoms
SUDDEN ONSET Fever Chills Severe headache Back pain Bodyaches Nausea and vomiting Fatigue
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Yellow fever, diagnosis
ELISA PCR
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Yellow fever
Supportive
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Yellow, fever prevention
vaccine
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Brucellosis description
Known as undulant fever Bangs disease in cattle
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Brucellosis cause
Brucella abortus Brucella suis
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Brucellosis signs and symptoms
Fluctuating, fever, chills Excessive sweating Weight loss
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Brucellosis diagnosis
Gram stain
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Brucellosis treatment
Antibiotics
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Brucellosis prevention
Pasteurization of milk and cheese PPE for handling meat Vaccination for Kettle
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Cat scratch disease definition
Pus filled papule and swelling of the lymph nodes, near the site of cat scratch or bite
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Cat scratch disease cause
Bartonella henselae
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Cat scratch disease virulence
Endotoxin
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Cat scratch disease signs and symptoms
Swelling of lymph nodes Papule at site of injury
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Cat, scratch disease prevention
Avoid contact with cats
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Trench fever description
Painful bacterial infection, sometimes called the shinbone fever
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Trench fever cause
Bartonella quintana
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Trench fever, virulence
Endotoxin
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Trench fever symptoms
Leg pains Muscle aches
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Trench fever treatment
Antibiotics
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Trench fever transmission
Lice
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Trench fever complications
Endocarditis
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Rocky mountain spotted fever Definition
Infectious disease transmitted to humans by ticks
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Rocky mountain spotted fever Cause
Rickettsia rickettsii
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Rocky mountain spotted fever Signs and symptoms
Rash on wrists and ankles Spreads to the rest of the body
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Rocky mountain spotted fever Treatment
Removal of tick Antibiotics