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streptococcus hemolysis
Beta clear
alpha green
gamme none
Lancefield Groups
ABCDF--beta hemolytic
wall poly sach differences
strep pyogenes
catalase yes/no?
what group
baci/pyr test?
catalase -
group A
Bacitracin (A)disk susceptible
PYR positive
Group A Diseases
Scarlet fever
pharyngitis
pneumonia
pyoderma
erysipelas
cellulitus
nec. fascitis
TSST
P's
Scarlet fever signs
red thoat
pastia lines
circumolar pallor
strawberry tongue

due to erythrogenic toxin
S. pyogenes virulence factors
hyaluronic capsule
M-protein(resp for nonsuppurative rxn)
Lipotechoic and protein F(adherence)
wolf in sheeps clothes and sticks to the walls, and has something to cause RA
M protein location, who it's with, what it converts and what it blocks
located on pilus with techoic acid
strong anti phagocytic
converts fibrinogen to make a complement blocking coating
Streptokinases
converts plasminogen to plasmin
DNAse
deploymerizes dna--pyoderma
Protein F does what
facilitates attachement to fibrin
facilitates something
Protein G does what?

similar to what else?
binds Fc region of antibody

Aureus protein A binds Fc region of IgG
DPNase kills what?
leukocytes
Group B normal locale?
lower GI + vag
causes what in new borns?
meningits, pleural sepsis

both uncommon now
GBS morphology?
what tests to check
other bacterial interactions
gram+ cocci in chains

CAMP factor +
(synergistic with aureus sphingomyelinase C)--increased hemolytic effect in presence of aureus
Osler Triad?
pneumonia, endocarditis, meningitis
S. pneumoniae
pem
Pneumonia morphology
hemolytic profile
which disk
bile sol?
elongated gram+, diplococci
alpha hemolytic(pneumolysin)
Optochin disk(P disk susceptible)
No Lancefield
Bile sol. (activates autolysins)
Quellung rxn
anticapsule antibodies for S. pneumoniae
pneumoniae virulence factors
PspA(opson inhibition)
IgA protease
activates classic/alternate pathway
autolysin
neuramidase
A's
pneumonia vaccines
23- polysach adult
7 pediatric conjugates
Viridian Strep hemolysis
alpha/gamma hemolytic

or non hemolytic
viridian location?
mutans- dental
bovis- GI
Enterococci types/location
E. faecalis
E. faecium(Vanc resistant)

intestinal flora, nosocomial/oppertunistic
UTI's
shitty and pissy
Enterococci biochemistry
bile sol?
black bile special characteristic(distinguishes it from pneumoniae)

6.5% NaCl

PYR positive
how to tell from pneumoniae