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| Mycobacterium Tuberculosis |
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Gram + Bacilli (Large)
Spore Former |
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Gram + Bacilli (Large) (Anaerobe)
Spore Former |
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Gram + Bacilli (Small, Red)
Dx: Opportunistic Infections, Meningitis |
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Gram + Bacilli (Small, pleomorphic)
(NO Vaccine)
Gut, Skin, Vagina
Dx: Opportunistic Infections |
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| Corynebacteria Diptheriae |
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Gram + Bacilli (Small, pleomorphic)
(Vaccine Available)
Nasopharyngeal "Carriers"
Dx: Diptheria |
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Gram + Bacilli (Spore Former)(Anaerobe)
(Vaccine Available)
Soil
Dx: Tetanus |
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Gram + Bacilli (Spore Former)(Anaerobe)
Contaminated Food
Dx: Botulism, Wound infections |
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Gram + Bacilli (Spore Former)(Anaerobe)
Gut
Dx: |
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Gram + Bacilli (Spore Former)(Anaerobe)
Gut
Dx: CDAD(Clostridium Difficile Associated Diarrhea) |
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Gram + Cocci
Dx: Endocarditis, intraabdominal |
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Gram + Cocci
Gut
Dx: UTI, Intraabdominal, Endocarditis |
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Gram + Cocci
Gut
Dx: UTI, Intraabdominal, Endocarditis |
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Gram + Cocci
Gut, Vagina(+/-)
Dx: Neonatal sepsis/meningitis |
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Gram + Cocci
Nares, Skin(+/-)
Dx: SSTI, Osteomyelitis, catheter, endocarditis, Pneumonia |
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Gram + Cocci
Oropharynx(+/-)
Dx: Pharyngitis, Cellulitis |
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| Staph. epidermidis (MSSE) |
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Gram + Cocci
Skin
Dx: Device, Catheter |
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Gram + Cocci
Vagina
UTI (10%) |
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Gram + Cocci (Resistant)
Nares, Skin(+/-)
Dx: SSTI, Osteomyelitis, catheter, endocarditis, Pneumonia |
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| Staph. epidermidis (MRSE) |
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Gram + Cocci (Resistant)
Skin
Dx: Device, Catheter |
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| Strep. pneumoniae (PSSP/PISP) |
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Gram + Cocci (Vaccine Available)
Nasopharynx
Dx: Upper/Lower RT, Pneumonia, Meningitis
Encapsulated - Can't be phagocytosed |
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Gram + Cocci (Vaccine Available)
Nasopharynx
Dx: Upper/Lower RT, Pneumonia, Meningitis
Encapsulated - Can't be phagocytosed |
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Gram - Bacili (Anaerobe)
Beta Lactamase producer
Dx: Intraabdominal |
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Gram - Bacilli
(Vaccine Available)
Dx: Whooping Cough
Will grow intracellularly |
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Gram - Bacilli
Contaminated Water (Air conditioning Condenser Pans)
Dx: Legionnaire's Disease |
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Gram - Bacilli
Dx: Animal Bite Wound |
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Gram - Bacilli
Dx: Human Bite Wound |
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Gram + Cocci
Oropharynx, Gut
Dx: Periodontal disease, Endocarditis |
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Gram - Bacilli
Vaccine for Yersinia Pestis |
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Gram - Bacilli
Vagina
Dx: Bacterial Vaginosis |
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| Gram - Bacilli (Anaerobe) |
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| Gram - Bacilli (Anaerobe) |
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Gram - Bacilli (Enterobacteriaceae)
Will grow intracellularly |
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Gram - Bacilli (Enterobacteriaceae)
Will grow intracellularly |
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Gram - Bacilli (Enterobacteriaceae)
(Vaccine Available)
Sewage-contaminated water, Shellfish,
Cholera |
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Gram - Bacilli (Enterobacteriaceae)
Normal Flora |
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Gram - Bacilli (Enterobacteriaceae)
Normal Flora |
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Gram - Bacilli (Enterobacteriaceae)
Normal Flora
Encapsulated - Can't be phagocytosed |
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Gram - Bacilli (Enterobacteriaceae)
Normal Flora |
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Gram - Bacilli (Enterobacteriaceae)
Normal Flora |
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Gram - Bacilli (Enterobacteriaceae)
Normal Flora |
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Gram - Bacilli (Enterobacteriaceae)
Normal Flora |
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Gram - Bacilli (Enterobacteriaceae)
Normal Flora |
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Gram - Bacilli (Enterobacteriaceae)
Normal Flora |
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| Gram - Bacilli (Fastidious) |
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Gram - Bacilli (Fastidious)
(Vaccine Available for Hib strain)
Dx: Pneumonia, Epiglottitus (Medical Emergency)
Encapsulated - Can't be phagocytosed |
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Gram - Bacilli (Fastidious)
Dx: #1 Bacterial Diarrhea (Gastroenteritis) |
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Gram - Bacilli (Fastidious)
Peptic Ulcer Disease (Acid Resistant) |
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Gram - Bacilli (Pseudomonas Family)
Obligate Aerobe
Usually Resistant to Antibiotics |
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Gram - Bacilli (Pseudomonas Family)
Usually Resistant to Antibiotics |
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| Stenoptrophomonas Maltophilia |
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Gram - Bacilli (Pseudomonas Family)
Usually Resistant to Antibiotics |
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Neisseria meningitidis
(PSNM/PRNM) |
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Gram - Cocci
Nasopharynx
Dx: Meningitis
(Most are PSNM)
Encapsulated - Can't be phagocytosed |
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Gram - Cocci
STD
Dx: Gonorrhea, Secondary Arthritis |
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Obligate Intracellular Anaerobe
STD |
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Obligate Intracellular Anaerobe
Tick Vector
Dx: Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever |
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Spirochete
Tick Vector
Dx: Lyme Disease
Beta-Lactam Susceptible |
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Spriochete
STD
Dx: Syphilis
Beta-lactam Susceptible (Even PenG) |
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RNA (Vaccine Available)
Dx: Polio |
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RNA
Dx: GI disease (Most common cause of diarrhea) |
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RNA (Vaccine Available)
Dx: Easter Equine Ecephalitis |
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RNA (Vaccine Available)
Dx: Rubella |
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RNA
Dx: HIV/AIDS
A retrovirus (RNA->DNA->Human) |
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RNA (Vaccine Available)
Dx: Flu |
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RNA (Vaccine Available)
Dx: Rabies
Vaccine still helps even after infection |
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RNA (Vaccine Available)
Dx: Measles |
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RNA (Vaccine Available)
Dx: Mumps |
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RNA
Dx: Croup, Respiratory illness in infants, (Must be differentiated from epiglottitis) |
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DNA (Vaccine Available)
Dx: Genital warts (-> Oral warts) |
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DNA
Dx: Almost anywhere in the body |
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| Herpes Simplex 1,2 (HSV 1,2) |
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DNA
1 Dx: Cold Sores
2 Dx: Genital, Oral |
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DNA
Dx: Immunocompromised host |
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| Epstein-Barr Virus (Herpes) |
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DNA (Vaccine Available)
Dx: Chicken pox, Shingles |
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DNA (Vaccine Available)
Dx: Small Pox |
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Fungal (Systemic) (ImmunoCOMPETENT)
May cause benign spot on scan |
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Fungal (Systemic) (ImmunuoCOMPETENT)
May cause benign spot on scan |
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Fungal (Systemic) (ImmunoCOMPETENT)
May cause benign spot on scan |
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| Fungal (Systemic) (Immunocompromised) |
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| Fungal (Systemic AND Dermatologic) (Immunocompromised and ImmunoCOMPETENT) |
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| Fungal (Systemic) (Immunocompromised) |
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Protozoa (Cyst Forming)
Dx: Diarrhea
Tx: Metronidazole |
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Protozoa
Dx: Vaginitis
Tx: Metronidazole |
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Protozoa (Cyst Forming)
Dx: GI, Liver(When Systemic!)
Tx: Metronidazole |
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Protozoa
Dx: Diarrhea
Tx: TMP/SMX |
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Protozoa
Dx: Diarrhea
Tx: TMP/SMX |
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Protozoa
Dx: Diarrhea
Tx: Quinoline Antimalarials |
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Protozoa (Cyst Forming)
Dx: Toxoplasmosis/Brain infection (HIV/AIDS)
Tx: Pyrimethamine with Sulfonamides or Clindamycin |
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Protozoa (Tick/Transfusion)
Dx: Babesiosis |
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Protozoa
Dx: Pneumonia (HIV/
AIDS) |
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Which infections can cross placenta?
"ToRCHeS" |
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Toxoplasma
Rubella
Cytomegalovirus
HSV(Herpes)/HIV
Syphillis |
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Helminthic (Pin Worm)
Most common Pin Worm infection |
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