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Staphylococcus auerus
food poisoning, heat resistant
staphylococcus: toxic shock syndrome
exotoxins and lysogeny, scalded skin
staphylococcus: scalded skin syndrome SSSS
bright red flush, desquamation of epidermis
what is classification of staphylococcus?
gram positive cocci
Streptococcus impetigo
papules w yellow crust, exotoxins in epidermis
streptococcus erysipelas
reddish patches w raised margin in skin, toxin in dermal
streptococcus pharyngitis
toxins in upper resp tract
streptococcus necrottizing fasciitis
flesh eating bacteria, parenteral----exotoxins as superantigens.
streptococcus mutans
dental, oral normal flora, form plaque, tooth enamel
streptococcus pneumoniae
normal mb of nasopharynx. aspirated into lungs
Staphylococcus auerus
food poisoning, heat resistant
staphylococcus: toxic shock syndrome
exotoxins and lysogeny, scalded skin
staphylococcus: scalded skin syndrome SSSS
bright red flush, desquamation of epidermis
what is classification of staphylococcus?
gram positive cocci
Streptococcus impetigo
papules w yellow crust, exotoxins in epidermis
streptococcus erysipelas
reddish patches w raised margin in skin, toxin in dermal
streptococcus pharyngitis
toxins in upper resp tract
streptococcus necrottizing fasciitis
flesh eating bacteria, parenteral----exotoxins as superantigens.
streptococcus mutans
dental, oral normal flora, form plaque, tooth enamel
streptococcus pneumoniae
normal mb of nasopharynx. aspirated into lungs
Staphylococcus auerus
food poisoning, heat resistant
staphylococcus: toxic shock syndrome
exotoxins and lysogeny, scalded skin
staphylococcus: scalded skin syndrome SSSS
bright red flush, desquamation of epidermis
what is classification of staphylococcus?
gram positive cocci
Streptococcus impetigo
papules w yellow crust, exotoxins in epidermis
streptococcus erysipelas
reddish patches w raised margin in skin, toxin in dermal
streptococcus pharyngitis
toxins in upper resp tract
streptococcus necrottizing fasciitis
flesh eating bacteria, parenteral----exotoxins as superantigens.
streptococcus mutans
dental, oral normal flora, form plaque, tooth enamel
streptococcus pneumoniae
normal mb of nasopharynx. aspirated into lungs
what can you classify streptococcus as?
gram positive cocci
neisseria gonorreah
std, may lead to PID, eptopic pregnancy, gonococcal infection in infants
neisseria meninitidis
from resp secretions, damages epith, may lead to coma, neuro damage in meninges
what can you classify neisseria as?
gram negative bacilli
bacillus anthracis: pulmonary anthrax
blood clots, cv shock, septicemia, high mortality

spore inhalation
bacillus anthracis: cutaneous anthrax
parenteral, fatal if fail to localize infection
bacillus cereus-gastroenteris
oral, rice, potato, meat
what do u classify bacillis as?
gram pos spore forming
clostridium perfringens: gas gangrene
toxins that kill muscle cells, necrosis, an conditions
clostridium tetani: tetanus
muscle spasms, spastic paralysis
clostridium botulism
oral ingestion, from canned food, honey, flaccid paralysis
toxins block acetylcholine
clostridium botulism
oral ingestion, from canned food, honey, flaccid paralysis
toxins block acetylcholine
what do u classify clostridium as?
gram pos spore forming
cornebacterium diptheria
carry prophages, enlarged lymphs, severe neck swelling, asphyxiation
what do u classify clostridium as?
gram pos spore forming
what do u classify cornebacterium as?
gram pos nonspore forming
cornebacterium diptheria
carry prophages, enlarged lymphs, severe neck swelling, asphyxiation
what do u classify cornebacterium as?
gram pos nonspore forming
propionibacterium
acne, rupture hair follice
what do u classify propionibacterium as?
gram pos nonspore forming
propionibacterium
acne, rupture hair follice
mycobacterium tuberculosis
tubercles, lumps and lesions in alveoli, causes weightloss, fatigue, chest pain
what do u classify propionibacterium as?
gram pos nonspore forming
mycobacterium tuberculosis
tubercles, lumps and lesions in alveoli, causes weightloss, fatigue, chest pain
mycobacterium leprae
leprosy
armadillos carry it
generalized sensory loss, disfiguring nodules, lion face, claw hand
clostridium botulism
oral ingestion, from canned food, honey, flaccid paralysis
toxins block acetylcholine
mycobacterium leprae
leprosy
armadillos carry it
generalized sensory loss, disfiguring nodules, lion face, claw hand
what do u classify mycobacterium as?
gram pos nonspore forming
what do u classify clostridium as?
gram pos spore forming
psuedomonas aeruginosa UTI
infect lining of urinary tract
cornebacterium diptheria
carry prophages, enlarged lymphs, severe neck swelling, asphyxiation
what do u classify mycobacterium as?
gram pos nonspore forming
what do u classify cornebacterium as?
gram pos nonspore forming
psuedomonas aeruginosa UTI
infect lining of urinary tract
propionibacterium
acne, rupture hair follice
what do u classify propionibacterium as?
gram pos nonspore forming
mycobacterium tuberculosis
tubercles, lumps and lesions in alveoli, causes weightloss, fatigue, chest pain
mycobacterium leprae
leprosy
armadillos carry it
generalized sensory loss, disfiguring nodules, lion face, claw hand
what do u classify mycobacterium as?
gram pos nonspore forming
psuedomonas aeruginosa UTI
infect lining of urinary tract
psuedomonas absccess
colonize lesions of pus
psuedomonas septicelia
invade blood, lymphangitis, leads to septic shock
what do u classify psuedomonas as?
gram neg obligate aerobic
bordatella pertussis
whooping cough, ciliary epith, blocked airways
what do u classify bordatella as?
gram neg ob aerobic
legionella pneumophila
airborne by spas, shower, fountain. infect lungs
what do u classify legionella as?
gram neg ob aerobic
escherichia coli-uti
infect urinary tract lining
escherichia coli-cystitis
infect urinary bladder, cause dysuria (pain urine)
escherichia coli-septicemia
urethra, pain, ache, soreness
escherichia coli-gastroenteris
fecal oral, raw milk hanburger, diareah, watery diareah, shigella like dysentary
what do u classify escherichia coli as?
facultative anaerobicc, enteric, coliform
enterobacteria UTI
a coliform infecting urinary tract lining
what do u classify enterobacteria as?
facultative anaerobicc, enteric, coliform
salmonella typhi
typhoid fever
invade small intestine mucosa
cause ulcer of small intestine
salmonella SPP
gastroenteris
fecal oral-mean, egg, pet, reptile,
cause diareah
what do u classify salmonella as?
facultative anaerobicc, noncoliform
shigella
bacillary dysentary
shiga toxin
severe diarea
what do u classify shigella as?
facultative anaerobicc, noncoliform
yersinia pestis

bubonic plague
bubonic plague
vector is rat and squirrel fleas
enter lymph, buboes
death if not treated
yersinia pestis classified as?
noncoliform. fac anaerobic
hemophilus influenzae
mening
meninges inflamed
respiratory
neuro impairment
coma/death
hemophilis otitis media
ear ache
hemophilus epiglottis
upper rep tract lower resp tract
inflammed epiglottis
hemophilis bronchitis
inflammed bronchi
hemophilis pneumonia
inflammed alveoli, lungs, breathing
what type is hemophilus?
fac anaerobic non enteric
treponoma syphilis
sex contact
weak aorta
motor control
personality change
what type is treponoma?
spirochetes
borrelia, lyme disease
vectors are ticks w rodents and deer as host
bulls eye rash
rheumatoid disabling condition
vibriocholera
fecal oral, water, shellfish,
electrolytes into intestine
fatal if not treated
what bac is vibriocholera?
flagella
helicobacteria
peptic ulcer and gastric cancer, housr flies, ulcers area
what bac is helicobacteria?
flagella
campylobacteria

gastroenteris
fecal oral, cattle, food poisoning
ricksettia
epidemic typhus
invade blood vessel
rash small red spots
what type is ricksettia?
obligate intracellular parasite
what bac is camplyobacteria?
flagella
chylamadia-nongonococcal urethritis
human, urethra, genitourinary tract and lungs, cervitis females
chlyamadia-trachoma
infects conjunctiva and cornea, can lead to blindess
what type is chlamadia?
obligate intracell parasite
lymphogranuloma venerum LGV
type of chlyamadia, deforming enema of genetilia, std
mycoplasma phemonia
a typical pneumonia
resp secretion
low grade fever
ciliary action