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mild form of diphteheria where toxin is less well absorbed, and nasal discharge is main symptom |
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anterior nasal diphtheria; the patient will however be highly infectious |
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constitutional upset with fever, pallor, exhaustion; myocarditis within first 2 weeks, polyneuritis (usually 9th CN) |
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Diphteheria; affects of toxin |
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penicillin or erythromycin given as an adjunct; tracheotomy to assit with respiration in more severe laryngeal diphtheria |
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how to test for diphteria |
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isolation and identification and demonstration of toxin production uwing a gel-diffusion precipitin reaction known as an ELEK test |
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surface components such as filamentous hemagglutinin and fimbrial agglutinogens play an important role in specific attachment to respiratory epithelium |
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the A unit of this toxn catalyzes transfer of ADP ribose from NAD to host cell proteins to disrupt signal transduction |
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this toxin causes host cells to increase cAMP to supraphysiologic levels preventing neutrophils from chemotaxis, phagocytosis and bactericidal killing |
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bordatella pertussis; adenylate cyclase toxin |
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this toxin is a cell wall component that specifically kills tracheal epithelial cells |
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tracheal cytotoxin of bordatella pertussis |
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catarrhal illness, followed up to 1 week later by non-productive dry cough; CNS anoxia, exhaustion, secondary pneumonia, potential lobar segmental collapse |
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drug of choice for whooping cough |
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Causative agents of acute bronchitis |
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rhinovirus, coronavirus (upper respiratory tract infections) influenza, adenovirus, myco pneumoniae (lower respiratory) strep pneumonia/ Hae Influ (secondary infect) |
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treatments for acute bronchitis |
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tetracyclins or macrolides |
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children <2 years of age; 75% RSV 25% Myco pneu |
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flu-like symptoms; viral invasion leads to fluid pouring into lungs due to increased vascular permeability |
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HCPS (Hantavirus, Cardiopulmonary Sundrome) aka Sin Nombre Virus (SNV) 38% mortality rate |
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group A, group B virus surface bear G protein for attachement to cell and fusion protein; transmitted by droplets and hands Peak mortality of 3 months |
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diameter of microorganism that reach the alveoli in pneumonia |
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involvement of a distinct region of the lung; exudate formed in response to infection clots alveoli and renders them solid |
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diffuse patchy consolidation; spreads through the lung resulting in pathologic process in small airways |
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invasion of lung interstitium and characteristic of viral infection |
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necrotizing pneumonia, cavitation and destruction of lung parenchyma |
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cause of childhood pneumonia |
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virus or bacteria secondary to viral infection |
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pneumonia in older children |
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rare; with exception of patients with CF (main causes SA, HI, Pseudomonas) |
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pneumonia acquired in hospital |
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usually gram negative bacteria; CMV, Aspergillus, Nocardia, M. Tub, Klebsiella, Serratia, P. aeruginosa |
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where can you pick up Coccidiodes immitis |
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S Cal, San Joaquin Valley, SW texas, S arizona, New Mexico |
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where can you pick up pseudomonas pseudomallei |
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West Indies, Australia, guam, S.E. Asia, S/C Ameria |
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Who gets Strep pneu, H. influ, SA, and/or P. aeruginosa |
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COPD (SP, HI), CF (SA, HI, PA), viral respiratory secondary infect (SP, SA) |
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who gets K. pneumoniae, M. tub |
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interstitial pneumonitis in neonates |
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caused by chlamydia trachomatis acquired from mother at birth |
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causes of atypical pneumonia that DO NOT respond to pen |
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Mycoplasma pneumoniae, Chlamydophila pneumoniae/ Chlamydophila psittaci, legionella pneumophila, Coxiella burnetii |
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who gets Moraxella catarrhalis? |
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patients with carcinoma of the lung or other underlying lung disease |
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when do you collect a sputum sample? |
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in the AM before BREAKFAST :) |
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Presence of organism in absence of polymorphs is suggestive of... |
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contamination! But immune comprimised patients may not have polymorphs |
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how do you diagnose the atypical pneumonia caused by: Mycoplasm pneuomnia? |
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complement fixation test, IgM by latex agglu, or ELISA |
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how do you diagnose the atypical pneumonia caused by: Legionella |
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urinary antigen test or rapid microagglu |
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how do you diagnose the atypical pneumonia caused by: Chlamydia psittaci/penuomiae? |
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microimmunofluoresence or ELISA using species specific antigens |
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how do you diagnose the atypical pneumonia caused by: Coxiella burnetii |
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CFT (phase I and phase II antigens) |
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who should get a pneumococcal vaccine incorporating capsular antigens of most common types of strep. pneu? |
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post splenectomy, sickle cells patients |
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initial treatment for community acquired pneumonia |
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Ampicillin + erythromycin if lobar- just Amp if secondary to virus- Amp+flucloxacillin if alcoholic/drug user/aspirated pt- Amp+gentamicin |
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initial treatment for community acquired pneumonia in chronic bronchitis |
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Co-amoxiclav or cefuroxime |
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Amp or pen or erythro (if B-lac resistant) |
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Rx for staph aureus pneumonia |
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Rx of choice for Haemophilus influenzae |
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ampicillin, augmentin or cefuroxime |
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Rx for Klebsiella pneumoniae |
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gentamicin, chloramphenicol or ciprofloxacin |
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