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Which Ig can cross placenta

IgG only

Ghon focus

TB

TB

ghon focus


granuloma - langerhans giant cells


G+ve, intracellular

TB Rx

Rifampicin, isoniazid, pyrazinamide, ethambutol


RIPE 2/12


RI 4/12




xDRTB - RI + kanamycin/amikacin + quinolones

leprosy causal agents

mycobacteria - m.leprae + m.lepromatosis

Bronchitis criteria + causal agents

Cough w/ sputum, most days ≥ 3/12, ≥2 consec yrs


Viral


S.pneumoniae


H.imfluenzae


M.catarrhalis

Rust coloured sputum

s.pnumoniae

Atypical RTI agents

Legionella, mycoplasma, chlamydia pneumoniae + pstiacci (birds)

Legionella Rx

Macrolide + rifampicin

Hospital aq. pneum. Rx

1st: ciprflox ±vanc

2nd: piptazobactam + vanco


MRSA RTI Rx

vancomycin

Opthalmia neonatorum cause + Rx

Neisseria gonorrhoeae


Ceftriaxone 250mg IM single dose

Painful genital ulcers


Non-painful genital ulcers

Pain: HSV > chancroid


No pain: syphillis > lymphogranuloma

Chlamydia



  • Elementary bodies
  • Reticulate bodies
  • A/B/C/D/K types
  • Dx
  • Rx


  • Elementary bodies - stable, extracell
  • Reticulate bodies - metabolically active, intracell
  • A, B, C - trachoma → blindness
  • D, K - genital, ophtal. neonate

  • Dx - NAAT
  • Rx - azithro 1g stat, doxy 100mg BD 7/7, erythro 500mh QDS 7/7

Lymphogranuloma venereum


What is it Dx + Rx

Chlamydia in lymph


Dx: NAAT, RTPCR, genotype for serovar (L1/2/3)


Rx: doxy + erythro

Syphillis



  • Causal agent
  • Dx
  • Rx
  • Primary
  • Secondary
  • Tertiary


  • Treponema pallidum G-ve spirochete
  • Dx: Ab detection, VDRL (+ can monitor Rx)
  • Rx: single does ben pen


Primary
  • Macule→papule→ ulcer
  • Ulcer - clean base, painless, serous exudate
  • Treponemes


Secondary


  • Systemic bacteraemia, maculopapular rash, 'snail track' oral ulcers, eyes, brain, alopecia
  • Meningitis - aseptic

Tertiary
  • Gumma (granuloma) - spirochetes scanty
  • Aortitis
  • Neuro - tabes dorsalis, spirochetes in CSF
  • Argyll Roberston pupil - whores pupil - accommodates but does not react

Chancroid


Cause, appearance + world location

Haemophilus ducreyi, painful ulcer, africa

Donovnosis


Cause, appearance + Rx

Klebsiella granulomatis


Beefy red ulcers


Rx azithro

Trichomoniasis

Cause, Rx

T.vaginalis

Flagellated protozoa


Rx metronidazole


Bacterial Vaginosis


Dx, histo findings

Polymicrobial


Whiff test, clue cells

HPV visible wart cause

HPV 6 + 11

HPV cancer assoc

HPV 16 + 18

HSV 1 + 2


Form + transmission


Types


Rx

dsDNA, mucocutaneous contact


LNpathy


Oral - erythematous base


Genital, occular, skin (gladiatorum)


Neonate - 3rd trimester = risk


Encephalitis - 90% HSV1


Rx: -ciclovir, foscarnet, cidefovir

VZV


Form, rash description, Dx, Rx, PEP

dsDNA, viral replication in LN


'dew on rose petal rash'


Dx: multinucleated giant cells (Tzanck)


Rx: aciclovir


PEP: VZIg

HHV6 + 7

Roseola / sixth disease


Rash, febrile convulsions

CMV


Symptoms


Immunocomp + AIDS symp


Dx


Rx

80% asymptomatic


Immunocomp - radiculopathy, addisons


AIDS - retinitis




Dx: fibroblasts - owls eye inclusions


IgM, IgG (↓ in primary infection)


Paul Bunnel - heterophile Ab




Rx: Ganciclovir, foscarnet, cidofovir

Owls eye inclusions in fibroblasts

CMV

Paul Bunnel

CMV, EBV

EBV Dx

Paul Bunnel

EBV


Post transplant, cancer, pregnancy

Post transplant - lymphoma Rx: rituximab


Burkitts lymphoma - africa, lg jaw


Nasopharyngeal Ca


NOT dangerous in preg

Burkitt's Lymphoma cause

EBV

HHV8

Transmission, associations, Rx

Genital tramsission

Assoc w/ kaposi's, Castlemann's, lymphoma

Rx: Ganciclovir

PUO criteria

>38.8 oC ≥ 1 times >3/52 w/out Dx despite >1/52 Ix

Typhoid


Causal agent + classification


Characteristics, Rx

Salmonella typhi + parathyphi anerobe, lactose fermenter, G-ve rod


Peyers patches - lymphoid in GIT


Rose spots


Enteric fever, hepatosplenomegaly


CONSTIPATION / diarrhoea


Rx: IV ceftriaxone / ciprofloxacin


NOTIFIABLE DISEASES

Rose spots

Typhoid

Peyers patches

lymphoid nodules in GIT

Malaria - falciparum


Fever rhythm, liver stage, Ix, Rx

48 hr rhythym


Severe liver stage




Ix


Thick film - find parasitaemia


young trophoziotes (rings)


no mature troph, no schizonts


cresent gametocytes


Thin film - identify species


↓plt, ↓Hb


Severe - ARDS DIC, haemoglobinurea, BM<2.2, pH<7.3, ↓renal fxn


Rx: quinine 7/7 → doxycycline/clindamycin


Malaria - vivax + ovale

Fever rhythm, liver stage, Ix, Rx

48hr rhythm


Chronic liver stage - hypnozoites


Schuffner's dots


Rx chloroquinine → primaquinine

Malaria - malariae fever rhythm

72 hr rhythm


similar to p.knowlesi

Clostridium botulinum


Where is it found, what type of Ag


MoA

Anaerobe, G+ve, rod


Canned food, preformed toxin, inactivated by cooking


Blocks Ach release from peripheral N → descending paralysis

Clostridium perfringens


Where is it found, what type of Ag


MoA

Reheated meat


Super Ag enterotoxin




Binds TCR + MHC → massive cytokine produxn by CD4 → supression of adaptive response




Gas gangrene

Descending paralysis

Clostridium botulinum

Ascending paralysis

GBS

Clostridium difficile


Type of Ag


Symptoms


Rx

2 exotoxins


psudomembranous colitis


Rx: metro, vanco

Baccillus Cerus


Source, type of Ag, symptoms

Aerobic G+ve


Reheated rice


Super Ag


Watery diarrohea, no blood

S aureus


Type of Ag, MoA, symptoms, Dx

Aerobic G+ve


Enterotoxin super Ag → ↑IL1+2


Vomit, watery diarrhoea, no blood


Dx: β haemolytic on blood agar

E.coli


ETEC


EIEC


EHEC


EPEC


HUS

REMEMBER - enterobacteriae


G -ve anaerobe, lactose fermenter


Self limiting, human faeces


ETEC - Toxigenic, Travellers, jejunum + ileum


EIEC - Invasive dysentry


EHEC - Haemolytic verotoxin


EPEC - Paediatric diarrhoea

Salmonella enterides


Classification, source, symptoms, Rx

Non-lactose fermenter


Poultry, eggs, meat


Whole bowl affected


Watery diarrhoea, no blood


Self limit / ceftriax/cipro if req'd

Shigella


Ag, part of GIT affected, symptoms

Non-lactose fermenter


Shiga toxin


Distal ileum + colon


Mucosal inflam, bloody diarrhoea

Yersinia enterocolitica


Source, path, affected by, assoc w/

Non-lactose fermenter


G-ve bacillus


Animal poo


Enterecolitis, mesenteric adenitis w/ necrotising granulomas


'cold enrichment'


Assoc w/ arthritis, erythema nodosum

Vibrio cholerae


Classification, shape, MoA

Late lactose fermenter


Oxidase +ve


Comma shape




Rice water, no GIT inflam


↑cAMP → Cl- channel on enterocyte apical membrane opens


Cl efflux into lumen → loss H2O + electrolytes

Vibrio parahaemolyticus


Classification, shape, source, Rx

Late lactose fermenter


Oxidase +ve


Comma shape




Raw seafood (Japan)


3/7 diarrhoea


Doxy if req'd

Vibrio vulnificus


Classification, shape, source, Rx

Late lactose fermenter


Oxidase +ve


Comma shape




Cellulitis in seafood handlers


HIV - fatal septicaemia + D+v


Doxy if req'd

Capylobacter jejuni


Classification, shape, source, symp, Rx , assoc w/

Oxidase +ve, motile


Curved S shape


Sensitive to nalidixic acid




Unpasturised milk, poultry


Prodrome


Bloody, fowl smelling diarrhoea




Rx: erythro / cipro




Assoc w/ reiters, Guillian Barre

HAI GIT infection


Organism, RF, Rx, DDx

C.diff


Causal - clindamycin, cephalosporins, cipro


RF: pseudomembranous colitis


Rx: metro PO




E.coli


UTI


Resistant Rx extended spectrum β lactamases


DDx: klebsiella, proteus, pseudomonas

HAI bacteraemia - organisms

MRSA, coag -ve staph, E.coli

HAI Sx site - organisms



MRSA, coag -ve staph

Prion


MoA, Rx

Prot only infectious agent


Untreatable


Prion gene chr 20 - expressed in CNS


PrPsc template + PrP→PrPsc = abnormal folding




Rx: clonazepam (myoclonus)


[Delay conversion - Quinacrine, pentosan, tetracyline]

Brucellosis


Classification, world location, transmission


Symptoms, bloods, Dx, Rx

G -ve aerobic bacilli


Worldwide


Inhalation, skin, food


Undulant fever, spinal tenderness, epididymorchitis


Normal WCC, neutropenia




Dx: Anti-O-polysacch Ab




Rx: tetracycline / doxy + streptomycin

Rabies


Organism, cellular inclusions, CoD, Rx

Rhabdovirus


Negri bodies in N cells


mths/yrs → fatal encephalitis


Rx: rabies IgG post exposure

Plague


Organism + classificaiton


Symp, Dx, Rx

Yersinia pestis


G-ve lactose fermenter


Dry gangrene


Dx: PCR


Rx: Strep, doxy, gent, chloramphenicol

Leptospirosis


Organism + classificaiton


Symp, Dx, Rx

L.interrogans


G -ve, aerobic, motile, spirochete


Dog + rat urine


Spiking temp




Rx: amoxi, erythro, doxy, ampicillin

Anthrax


Organism, symp

Bacillus anthracis


Cutaneous round black lesion, painless, odematous rim



Woolsorters disease

Pulmonary bacillus athracis

Lyme disease


Organism + classification


Symptoms, Dx, Rx

Borrelia burgdorferi


Spirochete


Ticks, cyclical fever


Erythema chronica migrans - bulls eye rash


Late - neuro, acrodermatitis chronica atrophicans


Dx: ELISA - lyme Ab


Rx: Doxy, (ceftriax if CNS)

Q fever


Organism, vector, symptoms, Rx

Coxiella burnetti

Cows + sheep


Atypical pneumonia


No rash


Rx: Doxy


Leishmania


Organism, vector


Cutaneous, diffuse cutaneous, mucocutaneous, visceral

Protozoa


Sandfly


1 yr to heal




Cut: Ulcers - dermal macrophages, Type IV rxn


Dif cut: imm.def. nodules, no ulcers


Muco cut: L.braziliensis nose + mouth ulcers


Visceral: Kala azar


L.donovani - ↑liver+spleen, BM, dermal


L.infantum, chagasi


Young, malnourished, abdo discomfort





Kala Azar

Visceral leishmania

L donovani, chagasi, infantum


Young malnourished, abdo discomfort


Endocarditis


Organisms, symptoms, Dx

Strep, coag -ve staph, HACEK


Murmur - changing


Osler, Janeway, Roth


↑spleen


Dukes criteria

What causes flu

Hib - no you're a moron


Orthomyxovirus - well done

Flu


Organism, RNA segments (no., type, action)


Antigenic drift + shift


Pathogenesis


Rx + MoA

Orthomyxovirus A(winter), B(spring)




8 RNA segments:


NA - neuraminidase, cleaves sialic acid residues, disrupts mucin barrier


HA - haemagglutinin, binds sialic acid receptors → virus entry




Drift = mut HA/NA → new strain


Shift = complete change HA/NA, only flu A




Cleave of HA by claratryptase → growth H5+7




Rx


Amantadine - fluA, M2 ion chanel


NA inhibitor - oseltamivir, zanamivir, sialic acid


only effective <48hrs post infexn