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mech: antibacterial, blocks peptidoglycan crosslinks
penicillins, imipenem, aztreonam, cephalosporins
mech: antibacterial, blocks peptidoglycan synth
vancomycin, bacitracin
mech: disrupts bacterial cell membranes
polymyxins
mech: antibacterial, blocks nucleotide synthesis
bactrim
mech: block DNA topoisomerase/gyrase
quinolones
mech: antibacterial, block 50S - protein synth, translocation
chloramphenicol, erythromycin, clindamycin, linezolid CCELL
mech: antibacterial, block 30S - initiation
aminoglycosides, tetracyclines
list five bacteriostatic drugs
erythromycin, clindamycin, bactrim, tetracycline, chloramphenicol
tox: antibacterial -> interstitial nephritis
methicillin
tx: strep pneumo
penicillin
tx: pseudomonas
tic car pipe a cillin w/ clavulanic acid
tx: gonorrhea
ceftriaxone
monobactam resistant to beta-lactamases
aztreonam
tx: enterobacter
imipenem/cilastatin
tox: vancomycin
nephro, oto, thrombophlebitis, flushing NOTF
list five aminoglycosides
gentamicin, neomycin, amikacin, tobramycin, streptomycin
tox: antibacterial -> aplastic anemia
chloramphenicol
tx: c.difficile
metronidazole
tox: antibacterial -> megaloblastic anemia, leukopenia, granulocytopenia
trimethoprim
tx: protozoans
metronidazole
tox: antiprotozoan -> disulfaram-like reaction with alcohol, metallic taste
metronidazole
tx: MTB
RIPE (prophylax INH)
tx: MAC
ARES (prophylax azithromycin)
tx: leprosy
dapsone, rifampin, clofazimine
tox: orange pee
rifampin
tx: PJP
bactrim
mech: bind to ergosterol
amphotericin, nystatin
mech: prevent ergosterol synth
azoles, terbinafine
mech: clavulanic acid
penicillinase inhibitor
mech: prevent fungal nucleic acid synth
flucytosine
tox: amphotericin B
shake and bake, nephro, arrythmias, anemia, phlebitis
tx: topical/mucosal antifungal
nystatin
tx: aspergillus
ampho, caspofungin
tx: onychomycosis
terbinafine
mech: amantadine
blocks uncoating (M2) of flu virus
tox: amantadine
ataxia, slurred speech
mech: oseltamivir
block NA of influenza
mech: acyclovir
inhibits DNA synthesis of herpes viruses
tx: acyclovir resistant viruses?
ganciclovir, foscarnet
tx: HIV: protease inhibitor
-navir
tox: isoniazid
drug lupus, hepato
tox: HIV protease inhibitors
dyslipotrophy
mech: anti-TB drug that blocks mycolic acid synthesis
isoniazid (aCid)
mech: ethambutol
block arabinosyl transferase
mech: antibacterial, blocks RNA polymerase I
rifampin
mech: antibacterial, binds 23S, inhibits protein synthesis
macrolide
mech: block dihydropteroate synthetase
sulfonamides
mech: block dihydrofolate reductase
TMP, pyrimethamine
tox: antibacterial -> tendon rupture
fluoroquinolone
tx: anaerobes above the diaphragm
clindamycin
tx: anaerobes below the diaphragm
metronidazole
tox: antibacterial -> ATN
polymyxin
mech: anti-TB drug activated in acidic lysosome
pyrazinamide
tx: bacterial meningococcal infection
rifampin
tx: syphilis
penicillin
mech: inhibit fungal squalene epoxidase
terbinafine
tx: IFN-a
HBV, HCV, kaposi sarcoma
mech: HIV fusion inhibitor
enfuvirtide
tox: pregnancy -> gray baby
chloramphenicol
tox: pregnancy -> kernicterus
sulfonamides
id: only gram-pos w/ endotoxin
listeria
virulence: bacterial, prevents phagocytosis
protein M
virulence: endotoxic shock causes release of six things
IL-1, TNF, NO, C3a, C5a, Hageman
id: chocolate agar
h.flu
id: thayer-martin media (VCN)
neisseria
id: tellurite plate, loeffler's media
c.diph
id: pink on macconkey's agar
lactase+ enterics
id: sabouraud's agar grows these
fungi
id: periodic acid-schiff identifies this disease
whipple
id: ziehl-neelsen
acid-fast bacteria
id: india ink, mucicarmine stain
cryptococcus
id: silver stain
fungi, legionella
id: 4 obligate aerobic bacteria
Bacillus, MTB, Nocardia, Pseudo
id: 3 obligate, stinky anaerobic bacteria
Actino, Bacteroides, Clostridium
id: 2 obligate intracellular bacteria
rickettsia, chlamydia
id: facultative intracellular bacteria
salm, neiss, bruc, MTB, list, frac, legion, yers
id: encapsulated bacteria
s.pneumo, k.pneumo, h.flu, n.mening
id: 4 urease positive bacteria
h.pylori, proteus, kleb, u.ureap
virulence: bacterial, binds to Fc-IgG, preventing complement binding
protein A
id: only bacterium w/ protein capsule
anthrax
id: sinus sulfur granules
actino
id: waterhouse friedrichsen syndrome
n.mening
id: OKH antigens belong to this class of bacteria
enterics
id: chancroid
h.ducreyi
id: charcoal yeast extract media w/ L-cysteine
legionella
id: comma shaped
v.cholera, c.jejuni
id: colorless on macconkey agar
lactase negative
id: only gram neg w/o LPS
bacteroides
weil felix reaction tests for
antirickettsia Ab
id: giemsa smear bacteria
chlamydia
sx: lyme disease: BAKE
bell's, arthritis, kardiac block, erythema migrans
id: cave fungus
histo
id: captains wheel fungus
paracocc
id: mold, 45 degree branching septae hyphae, originating in fungus ball
aspergillus
id: yeast w/ positive germ tube test
c.albicans
id: encapsulated, narrow based, unequal budding yeast
cryptococcus
id: mold, no septae, in DKA or leukemic pts
mucor
id: rose gardeners disease, subcutaneous mycosis
s.schenckii
id: protist: campers, diarrhea
giardia
id: maltese cross
babesia
id: acid-fast cysts, mild watery diarrhea
crytposporidium
id: freshwater lake amoeba
n.fowleri
id: cysticercosis
taenia solium eggs
family: ssDNA virus
parvovirus
family: dsRNA virus
reovirus
id: 5 bugs that cause UTI
e.coli, s.saphro, kleb, pseudo, proteus
id: 5 bugs that secrete urease
h.pylori, proteus, kleb, serratia, ureaplasma
tx: malaria active infection
chloroquine
tx: malaria (vivax, ovale) relapse prevention
primaquine
id: fifth disease
parvovirus B19
id: aplastic crises in sickle cell anemics
parvovirus B19
id: hydrops fetalis in 20th week of pregnancy
parvovirus B19
id: two nonenveloped hepatitis viruses
HAV, HEV
id: only hepatitis virus with dsDNA
HBV
id: 3 bronchiolitis viruses, all enveloped RNA
RSV, influenza A, coronavirus
family herpesvirus: envelope? genome?
yes envelope, dsDNA
family: paramyxovirus: envelope? genome?
yes envelope, ssRNA
family: which 3 RNA virus families do NOT have envelopes?
picorna, calci, reo
sx: JC polyomavirus
PML in HIV pts
sx: echovirus (picorna)
aseptic meningitis
id: aseptic mening, febrile pharyngitis, H/F/M dz, myocarditis
coxsackievirus (picorna)
family: norovirus
calcivirus
id: colorado tick fever
reovirus
family: HCV
flavivirus
family: yellow fever, dengue, st louis encephalitis, west nile
flavivirus
family: EEE, WEE
togavirus
family: rubella
togavirus
family: SARS
coronavirus
family: influenza
orthomyxovirus
family: rabies
rhabdovirus
tx: RSV
ribavirin
family: ebola
filovirus
family: california encephalitis, CC hemorrhagic fever
bunyavirus
family: hantavirus
bunyavirus
id: deltavirus
HDV
Always Bring Polymerase Or Fail Replication Horribly
Arena, Bunya, Paramyxo, Orthomyxo, Filo, Rhabdo, HepD
id: heterophil Ab test
EBV
id: TORCH organisms
Toxo, Rubella, CMV, HSV, HIV, Syphilis
id: HACEK organisms
Haemophilus, Actinobacillus, Cardiobacterium, Eikenella, Kingella
family: uses host nuclear membrane (not plasma membrane)
herpesvirus
HBV: nucleocapsid core proteins
HBeAg, HBcAg
sx: nocardia
atypical pneumonia, encephalitis
id: MCC of infectious cryoglobulinemia
HCV
id: B-cell infection
EBV
virulence: bacterial, targets tRNA EF-2 via ADP-ribosylation
diph toxin, exotoxin A
virulence: c.difficle secretes this toxin to form pseudomembrane
cytotoxin B
id: two bacteria secrete toxin that activates adenylate cyclase via ADP-ribosylation
pertussis, cholerae
virulence: c.difficle gains toxin ability via ___
bacteriophage
id: comma shaped rod that surives alkaline environment
v.cholerae
virulence: e.coli that do not ferment sorbitol, do not produce glucuronidase produce this toxin
shiga-like
virulence: shiga/shiga-like toxin target this thing
60S
id: bacteria whose toxins activate adenylate cyclase
b.pertussis, b.anthracis (edema), ETEC (labile), c.jejuni, b.cereus, v.cholerae
id: bacteria whose toxins activate guanylate cyclase
ETEC (stable), y.enterocolitica
id: bacteria whose toxins inactivate EF-2
c.diphtheria, p.aeruginosa (exotoxin A)
id: organism whose exotoxin depolymerizes actin
c.difficile
id: black on EMB agar
lactose-fermenting enterics
id: invasive enterics (???)
campylobacter, salmonella, shigella, EIEC, entamoeba
HIV structural genes
gag (p24), pol (RT), env (gp120, 41)
HIV replication genes
tat (activation), rev (mRNA export)
penicillinase-stable penicillins
methicillin, nafcillin, oxacillin ..?
id: chinese letters, metachromatic granules that are methylene-blue positive
c.diphth
id: this bacterium has exotoxin that cleaves phospholipid
c.difficle
id: dental caries
viridans strep
id: kaposi sarcoma agent
HHV-8
id: roseola
HHV-6
id: peritrichous flagella
proteus
family: 4 segmented virus families
Bunyavirus, Orthomyxovirus, Arenavirus, Reovirus
tx: cephalosporin generation with increased gram-neg, decreased gram-pos activity
3rd gen
tx: s.epidermidis
vancomycin
tx: nematodes
mebendazole, ivermectin, diethylcarbamazine
tx: flukes
praziquantel
shigella and EIEC enter through this cell
M cells in peyers patches
id: spherule filled w/ endospores
coccidioidomycosis
id: fungus that can cause allergic bronchiectasis
aspergillus
id: ecthyma gangrenosum
p.aeruginosa
id: undulant fever
brucella
id: this GI bug often follows clindamycin or ampicillin use
c.difficle
id: AB toxin
shiga-like toxin, diphth toxin
id: this bug secretes lecithinase/PLC
c.perfringens
cryptococcus usually presents w/
meningitis
id: esophagitis in a HIV+ pt
c.albicans
PERCH on a peak
Polio, Echo, Rhino, Coxsackie, HAV
id: bugs with low infectious doses
shigella, c.jejuni, c.perfringens, entamoeba, giardia
id: Tsanck scraping w/ multinucleated giant cells
herpesvirus
id: bacillary angiomatosis
b.henselae
id: elderly pt w/ influenza, then pneumonia
s.pneumo, s.aureus, h.flu
id: cold agglutinins
EBV, mycoplasma, or malignancy
tx: strep pyogenes pharyngitis
penicillin
id: chronic granulomatous disease pts are predisposed to this type of infection
catalase positive bacteria
id: asplenic pts are predisposed to this kind of infection
encapsulated bacteria
id: C5-9 deficient pts are recurrently infected with this bacteria
neisseria
family: has dsDNA, partial circular, with RT
hepadnavirus
id: conjugation
e.coli
id: 3 transformation bacteria
s.pneumo, h.flu, n.mening
id: hepatitis virus w/o any protective Abs
HCV
id: EMB agar, metallic sheen
enterics
id: fimbrial antigen
e.coli, neisseria
id: growth in 6.5% NaCl
enterococcus
id: "mono" symptoms
EBV, CMV, HHV6, Toxo
id: dimorphic fungus, survives in macrophages
histo
id: HIV+ pt lung biopsy shows intranuclear/cytoplasmic inclusions in the epithelia
CMV
id: acute epiglottitis in children
h.flu
id: icterohemorrhagic disease infecting liver and kidney
leptospira
id: highest risk of fulminant hepatitis
HEV
virulence: c.difficle exotoxin B
actin depolymerization
id: mold hyphae w/ right angle branching
mucor, rhizopus
id: acute gingivostomatitis + LAD in a child aged 1-3
HSV-1
id: MCC of viral acute hemorrhagic cystitis
adenovirus
id: negri bodies
rabies
sx: white, umbilicated papules on groin
molluscum contagium (poxvirus)
sx: virus that causes self-limited arthritis
parvovirus
sx: hot tub folliculitis
pseudomonas
mech: antidermfungal, binds to microtubules
griseofulvin
mech: binds to eukaryotic RNA polymerase II
amanitan
mech: block fungal cell wall synthesis
caspofungin (echinocandin)
sx: pneumonia in a smoker, high fever, diarrhea
legionella pneumonia
tox: ethambutol
optic neuritis
tox: TB drugs causing hepatotoxicity
all of them
tox: antimicrobials causing ototoxicity
vancomycin, amnioglycosides
tox: severe renal damage
aminoglycosides, amphotericin B
V factor
NAD+ (h.flu)
X factor
hematin (h.flu)
virulence: immunogenic factor of h.flu capsule
polyribosyl-ribitol-phosphate
sputum is green because of this stuff
neutrophil MPO
MCC of upper respiratory tract infection
rhinovirus, then influenza
MCC of croup
parainfluenza, then RSV
tox: pulmonary fibrosis
bleomycin, busulfan, amiodarone
sx: lung cancer associated w/ gynecomastia or galactorrhea
large cell carcinoma
tox: 1st gen H1 blockers
sedation