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Shigela
Shigella toxin
Non-motile,
Human, Fecal-Oral (wash your hands)
Triad- Reiters HLAB27
Tx NO AB
Dx: Bld/WBC/RBC in feces
McConkie- Dead white colonies
Salmonella
motile
Animals, veggies (tomatoes)
Ingestion
Gastroenteritis
Fever, Diarrhea, Vomiting
Examine Feces
Tx- fluid
Campylobacter
Catalase +, Ox +
Animal (Bird)
Prodrome: Headache
mimics Apendicitis
Tx: Erythromycin
Guillan Barre, Reiters
Vibrio parahemolyticus
Japan
Fish
TCBS GREEN
Summer,
oxidase positive
Vibrio Vunificus
Green
Oysters
Sepsis
Predisposition- alcoholic
warm season
NOT P2P
Salmonella 4 possible states
Gastroenteritis
Bacteremia
Enteric Fever
Carrier state
shigella vs salmonella
motile vs non
low dose vs high dose
human vs animals/tomato
Blood in feces vs examine feces
Inflammatory large bowel vs gastroenterits
Shigella terrible story
brazilial woman- holla B (you make the first move b/c she won't)
does a triad with you, her and reiters,
She does fecal-oral and you need to wash your hands afterwards.
She's a woman so she bleeds
Salmon terrible story
salmon is an animal, it is very motile, always moving. you eat it with fruits and vegetables
You eat a LOT of it (high dose),
Lots of fluids during your meal
symptoms of reiters triad
skin lesion
urethritis
polyarthritis
Campylobacter terrible story
When you go camping, you have to have a picknic with Guillain-Barre, who makes awesome chicken. The birds flying around give you a headache. Suddenly you think you have appendicitis.
Most common Shigella
Shigella Sony
Who goes lateral?
Shigella, duh!
Oantigen, Mcell, goes laterally
Enterotoxigenic (ETEC)
Travelers Diarrhea,
Just like cholera but less severe
Dukoral works
Enteroaggregative (EAggEC)
No obvious cell changes (non-invasive)
Enteropathogenic (EPEC)
Alters bound cells
Brings its friend (TIR) and LEE to the epic party.
Enterohemorrhagic (EHEC)
O:157H:7 (acid not safe)
Has shiga toxin
Mockonckys sorbitol agar (white)
SS agar: Red
Enteroinvasive (EIEC)
Like shigell sp. dysentery
NO shiga toxin
NO Hus