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how to test catalase +?
rub a wire loop across gram + coci an dmix with H2O2 if bubbles= staph catalase+
how to differentiate staph areus and other strep beta hemolytic?
staph is a golden color on sheep blood agar
onyl staph areus is
coagulase positive
what does coagulase do
elaborates the enzyme coagulase to activate prothombin causing blood to clot, protect from phagocytosis
how is staph areus so virulent
has a microcapsule around peptidoglycan cell wall surounding a cell membrane with p enicillin binding protine--> powerful defensive and offensive protein weaponse stick out microcapsule and excrete from cytoplasm--> on our body
what does protein A do
site bind Fc of IgG may protect from opsonization & phagocytosis
hemolysins what are they
alpha, beta, gamma, & delta destroy RBC, neutrophils, macrophages, & platelets
Leukocidins do?
destroy leukcoytes (WBC)
Penicillinase do
secreted form of beta-lactamase disrupts beta-lactam portion of penicillin molecule and inactivate antibiotic
penicilin binding protein
transpeptidase needed for cepp wall peptidoglycan formation and is inhibited by penicillin
Hyaluronidase is
spreading factor, breaks down proteoglycans in the connective tissue
Staphylokinase does what
lyses formed fibrin clots
Lipase does what
degrades fats and oils which accumulate on surface of our body, degradations facilitates stap areus colnization in sebaceous glands
protease does what
destroys tissue proteins
exfoliatin
diffusible exotoxin that causes skin to slough off
enterotoxin does what
heat stable, causes food poisoning and vomit/diarrhea
TSSt is what
exotoxin like pyrogenic toxin by lancefield A beta strep, but more deadly
Exotoxin for TSS are
superantigens bind to MHCII class on antigen presenting cells (macrophages) toxin-MHCII causes massic T cell response and cytokines--> TSS
which disease are caused by exotoxin release
gastroenteritis, toxic shock syndrome, scalded skin syndrome
Direct organ invasion causes
pneumonia, meningitis, osteomyelitis, acute bacterial endocarditis, septic arthritis, skin infections, bacteremia/sepsis, UTI
gastroenteritis caused by
staph can grow in food and make an exotocin, they will eat and eat the pre-formed toxin--> peristalsis of intestine and nausea
tampons left for a long time stimulate staph aureus to release
exotoxin TSST-1, penetrates the vaginal mucosa and stimulates TNF & interleukin-1
toxic shock syndrome can also lead to
septic shock, BP bottoms out and patient suffer severe organ system damage
staph scalded skin syndrom is caused by
exfoliatin toxin- localizes infection & releases a diffusible toxin that exerts distant effects, usually neonate w local infection of severed umbilicus or children w skin infections
clinically what does SSSS cause
cleaves middle epidermis w fine sheets of skin peeling off to reveal moist red skin, healing is rapid and mortality low
staph causes what direct organ invasions
pneumonia: CAP rare but severe, usually follows a viral influenza upper respiratory issues, rapid destruction of lung
Meningitis, cerebritis, brain abscesses caused by staph
stiff neck, high fever, headache, ubtundation, coma focal neuro
Osteomyleitis by staph
bone infection in boys <12, spread to bon hematogenously localy see warm, swollen tissue over bone and w systemic fever & shakes
acute endocarditis by staph
biolent destruction infection of heart valves w sudden high fever, chills, myalgias no history of valvular disease and no murmur..vegetations grow rapid...strep Viridans causes this too but much gradual
Septic Arthritis by staph
invasion of synovial membrane by staph, closed infection of joint cavity..pts complain of red swollen joint w decr ROM..most commmon for peds and >50, many can lose joint forever
how do you diagnose septic arthritis
synovial fluid will appear yellowish & turbid w alot of neutrophils and positive gram stain
Skin infections by staph
minor skin infections are exclusive by each other strep or staph, impossible to differentiate both but just give penicillin- resistance antibiotic
impetigo by staph
infection on fave, around the mouth small vesicles lead to pustules which crust over and become honey-colored
cellulitis by staph
depper infection of the cells tissue is hot, red, shiny, & swolen
local abscesses, furuncles, and carbuncles by staph
abscess= pus filles, infection of hair cause single pus-filled rater w red rim...penetrate deep= furuncles, multiple contiguous painful lesions under skin= carbuncles
wound infection by staph
any skin wound can be infected w staph= abscess, celullitis, or both when sutured post-surgical become infect but reopen
blood and catheter infections
migrate from skin and colonize ventral venous catheters in bacteremia, sepsis, & septic shock and endocarditis
Where is MRSA likely to be developed
hosptals w broad-antibiotic spectrums used- vancomycin
staph epidermis is part of
normal bacterial flor in body and coagulase-
who gets issues w staph epidermis
compromised hospital pts w foley urine catheters or intavenous lines infected organisms migrate skin along tubing
how do you contaminate w staph epidermis
needle to draw bloos passes through skin.2 sites helps determine if both grow= staph epidermis
prosthetic devises on body like joint, valves etc. also likely to get infecting from
stah epidermis
what does staph epidermis have to help stick
polysaccharide capsule
staph sapro is the 2nd leading cause of
UTIs, in community and coagulase-