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diagnostic for S. Aureus
B hemolysis
yellowish to golden colony
high salt 7.5%
catalase when aerobically grown
how to differentiate S. epidermidis/saprophyticus from S. aureus
NO hemolysis
where are staph found?
S. Ep/sap- Skin- normal flora

S. aureus- nose
6 virulence factors of staph
Capsular polysaccharide
Teichoic acid
peptidoglycan
protein A (aureus only)
clumping factor- coagulase
altered Penecilling binding protein
cell surface binding sites for mamalian proteins
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extracellular prducts of staph
(to establish infection)
coagulase
catalase
hyaluronidase
staphylokinase
lipase
nuclease
penicilinase- B lactamase
Toxins of Staph
a toxin- permeabilize target membrane
B toxin- sphingomyelinase C
D toxin- detergent
G toxin
Leukocidin-> PMN membranes
exfoliative-> desmoglein
enterotoxin- heat stabile, superantigen like
TSST-1
6
S. aureus clinical syndromes
skin- impetigo, furuncle, carbuncle, folliculitis
SSSS
TSS
food poisoning
wound infections
bacteremia- endocarditis, pneumonia, osteomyelitis, septic arthritis
2 syndromes of S. epidermitidis
endocarditis
prosthetics/shunt infection
S. saprophyticus
UTI
resistant to novobiocin
clinical Dx of S. saprophyticus
Novobiocin resistance
Strep A virulence factors
capsule: HA
peptidoglycan cell wall
M protein
LTA
Strep A extracellular products
streptolysin O
streptokinase
streptodornase
Hyaluronidase
pyrogenic exotoxins A-C
C5a peptidase
protease
diseases of Strep A
pharyngitis
impetigo
peurperal sepsis
erysipelas
lymphangitis, lymphadeniits
sepsis
STSS
Lab ID of strep A
ASO ADB- post infectious
ELISA- rapid test
Group B strep diseases
neonatal sepsis, meningitis
Gropu B strep lab ID
CAMP test
blood csf, genital cultures
Gropu D lab ID
G hemolytic
bile esculin
6.5% NaCl- enterococci
normal flora of S. viridians
upper repiratory tract
Viridians syndromes
cavities
SBE
S. pneumoniae lab ID
quelling
optochin sensitivity
mouse virulece