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***What 2 bacteria are a big problem for CF patients?

P. Aeruginosa



Burkulderia

***Antibiotic resistance is a problem with strains of ___________ and _____________.



They are important nosocomial (hospital acquired) pathogens

Enterobacteriaceae



Pseudomonas

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Gram -



Oxidase +



Non-fermentative



Most medically important strain in its species



Is opportunistic, causing problems in patients with CF, cancer, and burns

P. Aeruginosa

***What is primary thing differentiating P. Aeruginosa from Enterbacteriaceae?

P. Aeruginosa is oxidase +

*How does P. Aeruginosa evade immune system?

Injects toxins into phagocytes (Exotoxin A)

**What bacteria often causes death in CF patients?

Repeated Pneumonias caused by Pseudonomas folliculitis

**Mutation of porin is the major mechanism of resistance in what bacteria?

P. Aeruginosa

**CF patients with what bacteria is associated with poor lung transplant outcome and risk of post-operative sepsis?

Burkholderia cepacia

**What are the clinical manifestations of Burkholderia Cepacia in CF patients?

Cepacia Syndrome: respiratory distress and septicemia