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t/f pharyngitis can be dx clinically
false
giving a pt antibiotics with pharyngitis will relieve their symptoms right/
nooooo
Clinical manifestations of strep pharyngitis
abrupt onset of sore throat
nausea vomitting and above 102.5 fever
red edematous pharynx, tonsils
small focal or confleunt areas of yellow/gray exudate
define scarlet fever
grp a strep lyosgenized with bacteriophage that induces production of erythogenic toxin
3 characteristics of scarlet fever
strawberry tongue
diffuse erythmatous rash
desquamation of skin 1 wk after onset
the two post strept sequelae
acute rheumatic fever
acute glomerulonephritis

autoimmune pathogensis
s pyogenes, characteristics
gram
ferment glucose to ___
catalase ___
sensitive to ____
gram negative cocci chains
facultative anaerobes
glucose to lactose
catalase neg
sensitive to bacotracin
SpyCEP does---
inactivates IL-8, soluble virulence factor of strep pyogenes
Describe the pathogensis of strep pyogenes
Encounter----Spread-----Damage

direct contact or inhale nuclei

attach to mucosal epithelial cells by fibrils or M protein/ lipteichoic acid
resist phag (capsule and M protein)
invade tissue (enzymes)

intense inflammatroy respones
hemolysins and enzymes
Lab DX for s pyogenes
plate specimen on SBA
apply bacitracin, look for inhibition

remember! 5% resistant to bacitracin
Tx for s pyogenes/strep pharyngitis
Penicillin G or V for 10 days
Macrolides (erythromycin) or cephalosporins
Can early tx be counterproductive in strep pharyngitis?
yes, less time for develop antibodies and less tissue penetration with antiboitics
Diptheria is transmitted via
droplet nuclie
"bull neck" is seen in
Diptheria
sx for diptheria
sore throat, fever-- pallor, listlessness, tachycardia
Characteristics of C. diphteriae
club-shaped or Chinese letters
stain with methylene blue, beaded appearnce, garlic odor in culture
c. diphteriae is stained with
methylene blue
"chinese letters"
corynebacterium diptheriae
exotoxin in c. diptheriae is due to
lysogenic beta phage with tox+ gene
MOA of toxin in C. diptheriae
B fragment binds to receptors, endocytosis
toxin cleaved by protease
A fragment enters cytoplasm
blocks protein synthesis by ADP ribosylating elongation factor 2`
TX and prevention for diptheriae
passive immune with antitoxin
penicilin
immune with toxoids