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26 Cards in this Set

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G+C
staph
strep
enterococci
G+B
corynebacterium
propionibacterium
lactobacilli
clostridium - anaerobic
actinomyces
listeria monocytogenes
G-B
enterobacteria - e. coli, enterobacter, salmonella, shigella
pseudomonas
legionella
haemophilus
bordetella
campylobacter
G-C
neisseria
meningitis pathogenesis
seeding from bacteremia/viremia in blood stream
direct inoculation from trauma, surgery
replication causes intracranial pressure, edema, decreased cerebral blood flow
diagnosis of bacterial meningitis
blood culture
CSF - cell count/differential; increased neutrophils (100-1000 x 10^6/litre)
bacterial culture
diagnosis of fungal meningitis
culture, silver stain - budding yeast cells
latex agglutination - latex beads w/ antibody specific to c. neoformans, binds, visible agglutination on black surface
diagnosis of viral meningitis
virus culture
PCR
often undiagnosed
encephalitis pathogenesis
primary - virus directly invades brain/spinal cord
secondary - virus infects another part and then enters brain
diagnosis of encephalitis
clincial
PCR
antibody detection to find what type
hepatitis
inflammation of liver
ABCDE (ABC most common)
A - fecal, oral (worldwide)
B/C - blood/body fluid
HAV
+ sense RNA
food/water
diagnosis - antibody Ig, stool
vaccine, no treatment
antibody prophylaxis
HBV
dsDNA
sexual - blood
diagnosis - Ig and Antigen and DNA
vaccine
lamivudine treatment
antibody prophylaxis
HCV
+ sense RNA
blood IVDA
diagnosis - Ig, Ag, RNA
no vaccine
treatment - IFN and Ribavirin
no antibody prophylaxis
HBsAg
general marker of infection
infectious
HBsAB
recovery/immunity
HBcAB IgM
early antibody
marker of acute infection
HBcAB IgG
past antibody
past/chronic infection
HBeAg
active replication of virus
infectious
HBeAB
virus no longer replicating
Hepatitis C antibody
IgG - means they have it
Hepatitis A IgM
recent HAV
Hepatitis A IgG
had it in the past/vaccinated
acute HBV
HBcIgM, HBsAg, HBeAg or HBeAB?
chronic HBV
HBcIgG, HBsAg, maybe HBeAg
vaccinated against HBV
HBsAB