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group of viruses that most commonly cause meningitis
enterovirus
most common fungal meningitis
cryptococcus neoformans
most common enteroviruses that cause meningitis
coxsackie A, B, and echovirus
enteroviruses usually affect what population
infants
most common STD caused meningitis
HSV 1 and 2
tx of sx of meningitis
antibacterials immediately
PMNs are present in bacterial or viral meningitis
bacterial
purpose of negatively charged capsule of cryptococcus
inhibits phagocytosis
purpose of excess capsular material of cryptococcus
inhibits chemotaxis
produces melanin
cryptococcus
role of melanin in cryptococcus infection
protects against oxidative damage from macs
cryptococcus only exists in what form
yeast
source of cryptococcus in environment
pigeon poo
stain used for cryptococcus
india ink
tx of cryptococcus
amphotericin B + flucytosine
prevalence of paralytic polio among all polio cases
1%
most cases of polio show what sx
none
type of polio that causes respiratory collapse
bulbar polio
type of polio present in the anterior horn cells
spinal polio
recurrent polio can occur how long after initial infection
20-30 years
how is polio transmitted
fecal-oral
only reservoir of polio
humans
incidence is highest in what kind of environment
higher class
salk vaccine form
killed polio
sabin vaccine form
live attenuated
vaccine that prevents fecal-oral spread
sabin
vaccine that allows for mutations to infectious form
sabin
strategy for countries with endemic polio
multiple doses of sabin
strategy for countries w/o polio, but with virus present
two doses of salk, then 2 doses of sabin
strategy for countries where polio has been eradicated
4 doses of salk
vaccine that induces IgA and cell mediated immunity
sabin
vaccine with a longer duration of immunity
sabin