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native valve endocarditis with no catheters - more common = _________
strep viridans
Diagnosis for Endocarditis:

______________ are key

T/F
Don't start ANTIBIOTICS until you get cultures
Blood Cultures are KEY

Don't start ANTIBIOTICS until you get cultures
Blastomycosis; 3 things happen
skin
bone
lung
Mycoplasma pneumoniae occurs more commonly in what age group?
Kids
Which fungus is known for spherules or endospores?
Coccidiomycosis
Drug of choice of Coccidiomycoses
Itraconazole
Echinocandins used only for: (2)
Candida and Aspergillus
Enterovirus can cause
aseptic meningitis and encephalitis
Cytomegalovirus does NOT likely cause encephalitis in what patients?
in normal patients, it only presents in immunocompromised and HIV patients
Difference between actinomyces and nocardia?
Gram+, Branching, filamentous, that are NOT acid fast = actinomycosis
Cryptococcus

CMV

Histoplasmosis
has a thick mucocarmine capsule

big cell, big inclusion

small organisms within a macrophage
CMV treatment of choice

HSV/VZV treatment of choice
Ganciclovir OVER acyclovir for CMV

Acyclovir for HSV/VZV
Nocardia treatment:
TMP/SMX
Cryptococcus treatment
Fluconazole
Voriconazole treatment of chioce for (2)
Aspergillus and for Candida (non albicans species)
Treatment for acid fast in NON-HIV patients (it's most likely TB)
INH, rifampin, PZA, ehtambutol [NEED TO KNOW THIS]
FEVER IN ADVANCED HIV

Common conditions are (6)

__________less likely, seen in transplants and immunocompromosed hosts

Workup of fever in advanced HIV should include: (5)
Common conditions are disseminated MAC, cryptococcal infection (esp. meningitis), disseminated histoplasmosis, reactivation of CMV with viremia, and lymphoma

Nocardia less likely, seen in transplants and immunocompromosed hosts

Workup of fever in advanced HIV should include mycobacterial blood cultures, serum (CSF), cryptococcal antigen, urine histoplasma antigen, serum CMV PCR
Fast growing Mycobacteria

Treatment?
MAC - mycobacteria avium complex

Clarithromycin and ethambutol (+ rifampin)
Prophylaxis for immunocompromised patients?
TMP-SMX (bactrim) daily to prevent pneumocystis pneumoniae

Azithromycin weekly for (mac prophylaxis for CD4 < 50)
Broad based buds =
blastomycoses
Narrow based buds =
Crypto
If there is a CNS infection what do you use instead of itraconazole?
Fluconazole
Doxycycline + gentamicin

Cipro + genta

Azithromycin
Tularemia

Anthrax

Azithromycin = Bartonella
banana shaped gametocyte
plasmodium falciparum