test 3 Flashcards

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cycles of chills, fever, and sweating, caused by a protozoan of the genus ______ in RBCs. transmitted to humans by the bite of an infected ____ mosquito.

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plasmodium, anaopheles, malaria

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ct/mri for trichinellosis?

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3-8mm nodular lesions

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lake and risver freshwater fish

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diphyllobothriasis

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what is the treatment for strongyloidiasis?

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ivermectin and albendazole

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what is the MC cause of meningitis in children and adults?

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s. pneumniae

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who does poorly with babesiosis?

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asplenic

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if someone has fever and celulitis what do you do?

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immediate aspiration

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encephalitis is mostly what?

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viral

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what is the MC congenital presentation of toxoplasmosis?

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chroioretinitis, blurred vision to vision loss, SA, columbia, brazil

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knee infection w/ a rash?

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neisseria gonorrhea

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treatment for trichinellosis?

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steroids, albendazole, mebendazole

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long term infections are associated w/ bladder cancer

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s. haematobium

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what leads to 10% of seizure in emergency departments?

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cysticercosis

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labs for schistosomiasis

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stool or urine identification most practical

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causes of viral meningitis?

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  1. enterovirus
  2. herpesvirus
  3. arthropod-borne viruses
  4. HIV
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where is paragonimiasis located?

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asia, americas, africa

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several weeks diarrhea, bloody stools, fulminant colitis, rectovaginal fistulas, fulminant or necrotzing colitis

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entamoeba histolytica (amebic colitis)

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p. falciparum incubation

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12 days

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what are the signs and symptoms of california encaphalitis?

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generalized or localized seizures

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vesical plexus

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s. haematobium

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treatment for chronic osteomyelitis?

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exisicion of bone, consider HBO

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what is primary prophylaxis for toxoplasmosis?

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trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole

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how long to monitor malaria?

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6-12 hrs until parasitemia falls below 1%

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what is the treatment for Herpes encephalitis?

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acyclovir

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labs for taeniasis?
cellophane tape swab
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oocysts highly resitant to chlorine, infect entire GI tract when introduced to contaminated water
cryptosporidiosis
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what causes louse borne typhus?
rickettsia prowazekii
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where is s. mansoni?
s. america/caribbean, africa, middle east
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what is the pharm treatment for dog and cat bite?
amoxicillin clavulanate
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what are the diagnostic labs for malaria?
thick and thin smears, rapid dipstick test, Binax NOW
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what are the cardinal signs of rocky mountain spotted fever
rash peripherally on the wrists and ankles and soles and spreads to invole the extemitis and trunk, hihg fever, confusion and calf tenderness
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what is the treatment for giardia?
tinidazole and metronidazole
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where is murine typhus found?
california and texas
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lung fluke
paragonimiasis
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if parasitemia does not fall by ___ within __ hours, or blood is not cleared of parasites after _ days change treatment
75% 48 hours, 7 days
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new malaria med
artesunate
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photochromogenic: dark= white, light=yellow, grows at 25-32 celsius?
fish tank granuloma
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what must you do before a CT?
LP to look for mass effect, increased ICP, and obstructive hydrocephalus
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what does q fever do?
directly causes disease in organs, lungs, vegetations of hear and granulomats in organs
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what bacteria causes cat scratch fever?
bartonella henselae
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reinfection is associated w/ what stand of malaria?
p. falciparum
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reason for people not taking prophylaxis?
GI, forgetful, low perception of risk
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this trematode has male and female parts
schistosoma
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what is the treatment for schistosomiasis?
praziquantel
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invasion of the female genital tract (pelvic/peritoneal granuloma), chronic salpingitis?
enterobiasis
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P. falciparum found mostly where?
sub-Saharan africa
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stage 3 pressure injury?
full thickness tissue loss, subcutaneous fat, slough
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where is s. japanicum?
far east
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aggressive leishmaniasis
face, joints, satellite lesions, 5-10 lesions, >4-5cm sodium stibogluconate, amphotericin B, fluconazole
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cold stage length?
15-60 min
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preexposure prophylaxis for rabies?
human diploid cell vaccine, purified chick embryo vaccine, 1mL IM deltoid on days 0,7, and 21 or 28
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what are the two types of leptospirosis?
anicteric leptospirosis, icteric leptospirosis
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what is the treatment for neisseria gonorrhoeae?
ceftriaxone
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what occurs 7-14 days after tick bite in lyme disease?
(localized) erythema migrans, fever chills, myalgia, tender lymphadenopathy
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what tick causes lyme disease?
ixodes
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postexposure prophylaxis for rabies?
1 ml IM deltoid 0, 3, 7, 14 1mL IM 0,3
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____ phase of lifecycle leads to fever and ___ release
erythrocytic merozoite
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who is listeria monocytogenes common in?
>50, alcoholics and pregnant
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what are the signs and symptoms of rocky mountain spotted fever?
rickettsia rickettsii
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abraision that is exposed to salt or fresh water. papule or nodule at wound site, appears gramulomatous and moves up the arm
fish tank granuloma
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what is used for eradication of persistent hypnozoites in vivax and ovale? what do you have to check first?
primaquine phsophate, G-6-pd, 14 days
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what is the treatment for hook worm?
albendazole and mebendazole
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when to begin/ end prevention prophylaxis?
1-2 weeks beofre departing, 1-2 days if dail, 4 weeks after return
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what is the most common helminth world wide?
ascaria lumbricoides
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treatment for cryptosporidiosis?
HAART, Nitazoxanide
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_____ migrate into hepatocytes (___ phae) w/in minutes
sporozoites, liver
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what is the MC place for a dog bite?
hand
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fever of unknown origin, parinaud oculoglandular syndrome, rash, lymphadenitis (axillary, cevical, submandibular, preauricular)
cat scratch disease
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what are the 2 MC arboviruses?
st. louis and california
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incubation period in rabies is what?
asymptomatic
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what is the MC parasitic infection of the CNS?
cysticercosis
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fever,edema/swelling, tenderness, decreasd motion, ESR>30, increased crp
joint infections/ sepsis
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what causes q fever?
coxiella burnetii
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virus for rabies?
lyssavirus
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P. ovale found where?
west africa
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MC bursa's infected?
olecranon and prepatellar
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what worm causes cutaneous larva migrans?
ancylostoma caninum
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what are viral infections of the knee joint?
rubella, parvovirus B19, hepatitis
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what is the treatment for hymenolepiasis?
praziquantel
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what is the treatment for p. aeruginosa?
ceftazidime
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what is the MC cause of all cestode infectinos worldwide?
hymenolepis nana
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wagner grading systme for diabetic foot ulcers
0: redness, callus, boney deformity 1: superficial, partial or full thickness ulcer: limited to dermis 2. deep ulcer: through subcutaneous tissue to tendon, joint or bone 3. deep ulcer w/ osteomyelitis, abscess, joint sepsis 4. localized gangrene of toes and forefoot 5. extensive gangrene
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soil penetrates bare feet, tropical and subtropical, ground itch, pica, intestinal upset and pneumonitis?
hookworm
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what is the rodent that gets rabies?
groundhog
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how is murine typhus spread?
rats
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treatment for MRSA
vanc + rifampin
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what is the PEP for n. meningitids?
ceftriaxone 250 mg IM or Rifamipin X4
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MC physical findings of encephalitis?
altered mental status and personality changes
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heme positive stools?
amebic colitis (entamoeba histolytica)
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what are the 3 major pathways for meningitis?
invasion of the blood stream, retrograde neuronal flow, and direct contiguous spread
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what is brill zinsser disease?
relapsing louse borne typhus, 10-20 years later, fever, transient rash, falling BP
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vitamin B12 and megaloblastic anemia, pallor, glossitis, hypesthesia
diphyllobothriasis
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abdominal pain that starts then transitions to an intermittent biliary obstruction
fascioliasis
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tropical countries, southeastern united states, intestinal obstruction, occlusion of the biliary tract, and oral expulsion. may also have cough, or hemoptysis?
ascariasis
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superior mesenteric vein
s. japonicum
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labs for lyme disease
EIA/IFA, confirm w/ western blot
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lab for leptospirosis?
isolation of the leptospires, tissue/body fluids (urine)
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thick and thin smears how?
3, 12-24 hrs apart, soon after fever spike
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how is leishmaniasis transmitted?
sandflies (lutzomyia longipalpis)
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fever, HA, neck stiffness, photphobia, fever, nuchal rigidity, mental status change
meningitis
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consume raw watercress, in europe, middle east, or asia
fascioliasis
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rapid dipstick detects what?
LDH
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lyme disease spirochete?
borrelia burgdorferi
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3 things that happen after infection w/ lyme disease?
1. clear 2. spreads through out the body and produces symptoms by direct invasion, manifests like a bacterial infection 3. induces an immune response, little evidence of bacterial invasion
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what lice type spreads louse borne typus?
pediculus humanus
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what is louse borne typhus associated with and where?
overcrowding, europe, asia, africa (ethiopia and nigeria)
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what is the treatment for ascariasis?
albendazole, mebendazole
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treatment for babsiosis?
atovaquone + azithromycin clindamycin + quinine consider transfusion
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who gets cryptosporidiosis?
kids and aids <200
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test of choice for entamoeba histolytica?
enerica parasite panel PCR
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misdiagnosed retinoblastoma?
toxocariasis
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urticaria, pulomnary abnormalities, eosinophilia, discolored sputum, hemoptysis, CXR, after eating crazy fish what is the treatmetn?
praziquantel from paragonimiasis
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what is the most common symptom of cat scratch disease?
regional adenopathy
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what is the treatment for cutaneous larva migrans?
shoes, albendazole and ivermectin
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if you have a prosthetic joint what bacteria are you concerned for?
MRSA/ s. pyogenes
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complications of louse borne typhus?
gangrene, pericarditis, myocarditis, meningoencephalitis, delirium, fatal cardiac and renal failure
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what signs and symptoms of st louis encaphalitis?
dysuria and pyuria
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what are the treatment for ricketssial diease?
doxycycline
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who has to get PEP for n. meningitidis?
>8hrs <3ft directly exposed to oral secretions w/in 1 week before onset med personal near airway secretions
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treatment for taeniasis?
praziquantel and surgery if (appendicitis, obstructed bile duct, and pancreatic duct)
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in US what is #1 domestic animal reported?
cats
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what do you use to irrigate a dog/cat bite?
isotonic soidum chloride solution
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P. vivax found where?
all endemic areas
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raised edge and central crater, crusting scab, regional lymphadenopathy
cutaneous leishmaniasis
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mild leishmaniasis?
<4 lesions, none >5cm, not in cosmetic area paromycin, LN2, may resolve in 6 months
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subcutaneous nodules, weight loss, appendicitis and cholangitis?
taeniasis
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what to use for speciation of malaria?
thin smear
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prevention/prophylaxis meds for malaria?
chloroquine, mefloquine, doxycycline ,atorvaquone/proguanil, primaquine
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what is the MC zoonosis in the world?
leptospirosis, think tropics
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what is the treatment for viral meningitis?
supportive care
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what is the most reliable rabies test and what would you see?
negri bodies on nuchal skin biopsy
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lack an intestinal tract and instead, are able to absorb nutrients through their integuments, adult consists of a head (scolex, that attaches to mucosa) neck and segemented body where both male and female gonads (proglottids) are found.
cestodes
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what are the forms of leishmaniasis?
cutaneous and visceral
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most striking feature of t. saginata?
passage of proglottids
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what is the treatment for syphilitic meningitis?
penicillin G
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flatoworms, including both external and internal parasites of animal hosts, that have a thick outer cuticle and one or more suckers or hooks for attaching to host tissue, also called a fluke
trematodes
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during the 2-7 day acute neurologic period of rabies agitation, reslessness, biting, hallucinations, hyperactivity, thrashing, and confusion in episodic intervals
furious rabies
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what is the MC manifestation in toxoplasmosis w/ aids?
encephalitis w/ AID
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what might be seen on radiographs for q fever?
multiple segmental opacities, pleural effusion, lobar consildation, linear atelectasis
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what is the treatment for enterobius vermicularis?
mebendazole and family education, personal hygiene laundering of bedding
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where is s haematobium?
africa and the middle east
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where is entamoeba histolytica?
central and south America Africa asia
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what is the treatment for entamoeba histolytica (amebiasis)?
metronidizale or tinidazole + iodoquinol or paramycin
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sweating stage how long?
2-4 hours
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u/s= homogenous hypoechoic round lesion, CT scan= rounded, low attenuation lesion with an enhancing rim?
entamoeba histolytica
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flaccid paralysis-flavivirus?
west nile
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what is the treatment for TB meningitis?
Isoniazid (ING) and pyrazinamide
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bone bx for osteomyelitis is done when?
48 hours after a/b stopped or before a/b started
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what is the sing of ancylostoma caninum?
intense itching, erythematous linear lesion
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what are the two acute neurologic periods of rabies?
paralytic and furious
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what is the most common symptom of hookworm?
iron deficiency
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school or preschool children, all socio-economic levels, nocturnal pruritis?
enterobius vermicularis
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splenic rupture complication?
vivax and ovale
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what will the joint fluid show in lyme disease?
WBCs
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treatment for MSSA?
nafcillin, oxacillin
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labs for babesiosis?
wright/giemsa ring forms
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stage 4 pressure injury?
full thiicness tissue loss, w/ exposed bone, tendon or muscle,
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what is the treatment for toxoplasmosis pregannacy <18 weeks
spiramycin
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when does acute osteomyelitis occur?
w/in 2 weeks, bacteria penetrates the bone causing abscess formation leading to necrosis of the bone
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inadequately cooked crab or cray fish
paragonimiasis
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when do you close a wound from an animal bite?
face and clean
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stage 2 pressure injury
shiny shallow ulcer w/o slough
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entero-test/duodenal biopsy/ abdominal x-ray
giardiasis
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top 3 US bat rabie vectors?
raccoons, skunks, bats
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why is falciparum so bad?
microvascular sequestraion, hyperparasitiemia >250,000, targets all RBCs (not just reticulocytes) severe, anemia
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labs for cysticercosis?
CT, biopsy of subqu nodule
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what is the treatment for cysticercosis?
care for seizure, O2, anticonvulsants, increased ICP, (steroids, osmotic agents, diuretics) NCC: albendazole and/or praziquantel + dexamthasone and etanercept
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amebic liver abcess caused by what?
entamoeba histolytica
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P___ and P____ have a ___ form that linger is inthe liver for months that can cause a ___ infection
ovale, vivax, hypnozoite, recurrence
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routes for osteomyelitis?
trauma, contiguous spread(ulcer, post-op), hematogenous seeding of bone
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splenomegaly, hepatomegaly, recurrent high fevers, darkening of the skin, pancytopenia
visceral leishmaniasis
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what are the fungal meningitis?
c. neoformans c. immmits B. dermatitidis candidal species h. capsulatum
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what is the treatemtn for fascioliasis?
triclabendazole
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what is the MC bacteria infection of the knee?
staph A
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what happens 3-10 weeks afer the tick bite in lyme disease?
multiple EMs, tender adenopathy, (HEARTBLOCK) carditis, aseptic meningitis, VII and bell's palsy
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relapse is assoicate with which malaria strands?
vivax and ovale
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what is MC cause of encephalitis in western coutnries?
herpes simplex
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what is murine typhus caused by?
rickettsia typhi
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what is the treatment for leptospirosis?
pen G if severe, out patient doxy
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what causes rocky mountain spotted fever?
rickettsia rickettsii
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serpiginous (snake like) lesion
cutaneous larva migans
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sheep liver fluke
fasciola hepatica
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1-2 week RUQ pain, prominent weight loss, hx of dysentery in last year
entamoeba histolytica (hx of dysentery in last year)
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what to do if there is a bat and you are sleeping?
post exposure prophylaxis
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contact w/ aquarium, salt water marine animals
mycobacterium marinum, fish tank granuloma
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what stage of tick will infect you from spring to summer?
nymph
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acute, infectious, fatal viral disease of most warm-blooded animals, especially wolves, bats, cats, and dogs, that attacks the central nervous system and is transmitted by he bite of the infected animals
rabies
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tropical and subtropical, including southern united states, and intitutional settings. Larvae from soil penetrate bare feet. Cause pulmonary symptoms called ____ ____, eoshinophila in acute and chronic stages, abdominal pain, diarrhea?
strongyloidiasis
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what is the number one rabies vector world wide?
dog
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walking barefoot on beach?
cutaneous larva migrans (ancylostoma caninum)
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where is lyme disease common?
Maryland to maine, wisconsin to minnesota, northern california
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treatment for prion related disease?
avid brain/eye tissue, cerebral electrodes, infected instruments
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what meningitis has a high mortality depsite appropriate therapy due to overwhelming endotoxin cascade?
neisseria meningitidis
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trichinella nativa
artic bears
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no fever, seizures, chronic HA, N/V, vision changes, focal neurolgoical complaints, mental status change, hyperreflexia, nystagmus, muscular pseudo hypertrophy, papilledema
neurocysticergosis
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serious life threatening manifestations of trichnellosis?
myocarditis, encephalitis, meningitis,
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what are the 2 MC places that malaria are imported from?
sub-saharan africa and india
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at birth: anemia, thrombocytopenia, jaundice, microcephaly, hydrocephalus
toxoplasmosis
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where is leishmaniasis MC found?
brazil, middle east, west asia,
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bit buy lice, followed by abrupt fever, headache, rash from trunk to the extermities sparing face, palms and soles. start as macules->maculopapules->petechiae. DOES NOT BLANCH
louse borne typhus
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cestode with itchy anus, resless sleep, nasal pruruitis, extermity pain
hymenolepiasis
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what is the treatment for erythema migrans?
doxy and amoxicillin
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what will show PMNs in CSF for meningitis?
bacteria
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p. falciparum treatment
quinidine gluconate IV plus Doxy or clinda
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malaria like
besisosis
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where is diphyllobothriasis?
Northern hemisphere, uganda, chile
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prodromal period in rabies is what?
paresthesia and pain, prickly or itchy feeling, at inoculation site. anorexia, fever, chills, malaise, 2-10 days
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katayma's fever?
actue schistosomiasis
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what stage of a lyme disease infection is considered late?
persistent
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how long can a taenia live?
25 years w/ 50, 000 eggs per day
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what are the signs and symptoms fo toxocariasis?
weight loss, wheezing, hepatosplenomegaly, hypereosinophilia, fever, ocular issues, misdiagnosed retinoblastoma,
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who gets neisseri meningitidis?
college students and military recruits
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treatment for encephalitis
mostly supportive
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p. malariea incubation
28 days
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trichnella pseudospiralis?
mammals/birds world wide
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visceral larva migrans, ocular larva migrans?
toxocara canis/ toxocariasis cati
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what is the largest intestinal namatode 15-35 cm?
ascaria lumbricoides
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what is the treatment for carditis in lyme disease?
ceftriaxone IV and doxy PO
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flatulence, malodorous greasy stools, weight loss, neurologic sx (irritable, sleep disorder, mental depression, neuroasthenia)
giardia
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what shows as air bubbles on radiology?
air bubbles
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villous atrophy and distorted microvillic cause malabsorption?
Giardia
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what is the treatment for listeria monocytogenes?
listeria
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highly motile, unicellular eukaryotes, usually predatory or parasitic; movement by cilic, flagella or ameboid motion; may be aquatic or terrestrial
protozoa
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what is the hallmark of late disease in lyme disease?
arthritis, tends to involve the large joints, migratory poly articular process
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p. vivax incubation
14 days
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hydrocephalus
toxoplasmosis
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what are the big causes of bacterial meningitis?
s. pneumoniae, n. meningitidis, h. influenzae
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when does chronic osteomyelitis occur?
1- several months of bone infection. acute can become chronic
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inferior mesenteric vein
s. mansoni
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what are the two types of rabies?
bat rabies and terrestrial rabies
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dwarf tape worm
hymenolepis nana
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northeastern US specifically NY, MA from a tick
babesisosis
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stage 1 pressure injury?
intact skin w/ non-blanchable redness
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eating infected meat of carnivores, like AK, CA bear/boar/pork?
trichinella spiralis
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how long for x-ray to show lytic lesion?
2-6 weeks
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sudden onset joint pain, decreased motion, fever >102.2, swelling of joint, effusions, warmth, monoarticular infection. Elevated ESR, WBCs >50,000, >75% PML, glucose low
infections of the joints
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lab for leishmaniasis?
isolate of organism in tissue, giemsa stained slides
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new malaria found in SE asia?
P knowlesi
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what is the vector for cat scratch fever?
fleas
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during invasive phase causes periobital and facial edema, conjunctivitis, fever >104, rash, splinter hemorrhages?
trichinellosis
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what lab do you need for osteomyelitis?
bone biopsy
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what is the MC helminthic infection in the US?
enterobius vermicularis
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what is the treatment for toxocariasis?
albendazole/mebendazole
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what is the treatment for a tick bite in an endemic area for lyme disease?
doxy
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what is the treatment for strep pneumoniae and neisseria meningitidis?
cefotaxime or ceftriaxone and vanc + dexamethasone
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muscle and caf pain, sudden HA rigors, conjunctival hemorrhage and ICTERUS following exposure fresh water, soil and animals in the jungle or tropics
leptospirosis
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>=1 red papule in .5 cm, lymphadenitis that persisits 4-6 weeks, sinus track may form, axillary nodes most frequently affected, polonged fever w/o a source
cat scratch disease
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what is the treatment for chorioretinits, cong. and preg >18 weeks?
pyrimethamine + sulfadiazine + leucovorin
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in US MC parasite identified in stool specimens?
Giaria lamblia
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chloroquine resistant treatment?
coartem, malarone, quinine sulfate + doxy
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what are the big causes of bacterial meningitis in neonates?
group b beta hemolytic strep, e. coli, listeria monocytogenes
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where will you find q fever?
slaugherthouse, live stock handling plants, contact w/ fluids of animals
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if someone that has acute toxoplasmosis what is important that you do?
screen family members especially pregnant women and immuncompromised persons
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what is the treatment for fish tank granuloma?
clarithromycin + ethambutol or ethambutol + rifampin for 1 month, but up to 6 maybe
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what are physical findings during the neurologic period of rabies?
thashing, lacrimation, perspiration, drooling, postural hypotension, hydrophobia, aerophobia
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60 or 70 presenting with dementia. Has myoclonic fasciculations, ataxia and progressive cognitive impairment?
prion related disease
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no fever, subcu nodule that looks like sebacious cyst, calcified intramuscular lesions
cysticercosis
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hot stage how long?
2-6 hours
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capillary blockage/microvascular stasis from RBC fragments. Hemolytic anemia, thombocytopenia, chills, fever, diaphoresis, and prostration
babesiosis
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what is called the human pinworm?
enterobius vermicularis
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trichinella britovi
carnivors of europe and western asia
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osteomyelitis frequently affects where?
metaphases of long bones
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cestode that's 15-40 mm in length
hymeolepsis nana
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patient develops nonpurulent conjunctivitis, ocular granuloma, preauricular adenopathy, resolve in a few months
cat scratch disease (bartonella)
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treatment for diphyllobothriasis?
vitamin supplementation and praziquantel
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what malaria causes nephrotic syndrome?
p. malariae
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p. ovale incubation
17 days
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what is recrudescence and what malaria strand is it assocaited w/?
incomplete treatment, p. falciparum
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trichinella nelsoni
african scavengers and predators
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what is the treatment for cat scratch disease and parinaud oculoglandular syndome?
self limited