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conjugate vaccines that prevent meningitis
Hib
PCV
MCV4
most common cause of meningitis in the US in all age groups
strep. pneumo
most common cause of meningitis in adults and elderly
strep. pneumo
most common causes of meningitis in infants
group B strep
gram (+) cocci in chains
streptococci
serological group of strep is based on what
C carbohydrate
clearing of medium from strep
beta-hemolytic
greening of medium from strep
alpha-hemolytic
bacitracin sensitive strep
strep pyogenes (group A, beta hemolytic)
optochin sensitive strep
strep pneumoniae (alpha hemolytic)
alpha hemolytic strep
strep pneumoniae
species of strep that causes neonatal meningitis
strep agalactiae (group B)
contain sialic acid capsule (prevents immune recognition)
strep agalactiae (group B)
gram (+) lancet shaped diplococci
strep pneumo
contain c-substance (CRP)
strep pneumo (instead of c carbohydrate like the rest)
gram (-) diplococci
neisseria
group of neisseria that is not a part of vaccine
group B
main pathogen of neisseria meningococcus
capsule
most invasive serotype of h. flu
type B
gram (-) pleomorphic, small
h. influenzae
required for h. flu cultures
X factor (hemin)
V factor (NAD)
intracellular parasite of macrophages
listeria monocytogenes
transmission of l. monocytogenes
food poisoning
virulence factor of l. monocytogenes
listeriolysin O (prevents killing in mac)
capable of growing in cold temps
listeria monocytogenes
have motility at 25 C, but lose it at higher temp
listeria
food borne bacterial meningitis
listeria
where do bacteria cross the BBB
choroid plexus of 3rd ventricle
number of organisms needed in order to cross BBB
>10^5
infection of adrenal glands by neisseria
waterhouse-friedrichson
emperic tx of bacterial meningitis
vancomycin + cephtriaxone + dexamethasone
chemoprophylaxis of n. meningitides
rifampin
vaccine used to immunize against n. meningitides
conjugate vaccine
difference b/w conjugate and polysaccharide vaccine
conjugate: more memory response and higher IgG
t-cell dependent vaccine
conjugate
t-cell independent vaccine
polysaccharide
ocular palsies are present in what type of chronic meningitis
TB
lumbar puncture is contraindicated in what
brain abscess
most common cause of brain abscess
s. aureus