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Gram Positive Rods Spore Former Poly-Peptide capsule PX01 Deadly Toxin PX02 Capsule |
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Gram Positive Anearobic rod spore Former Antibiotic associated pseudomembranous colitis Two Toxin (cytotoxin & enterotoxin) |
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Gram Positive diplococci Capsule;interferes w/ phqgocytosis IgA protease |
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Gram Positive Anaerobic Rod Spore former Heat labile toxin 12-72 incubation period Neurotoxin=Flaccid parylsis Intoxication Give Anti-toxin |
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grape like cluster cocci anearobic Heat Stable enterotoxin transmitted via food rapid food poisioning 1-6 hours intoxication |
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Corynebacterium Diptheriae |
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Gram positive aerobic rod Normal Flora Diptheria Toxin (Exotoxin) same as P. aeruginosa Toxin cells with beta prophage |
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Gram Positive Anaerobic Rods, forms spores Tetanus Toxin causes spastic paralysis |
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Gram positive beta-hemolytic Rheumatic Fever |
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Gram Positive Diplococcus GI of normal flora animals & humans Develops antibiotic reisistance to nosocomial infections |
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gram negative gull wing shaped enterid rod Animal are Reservoirs Raw Food (poultry) Low infectious dose, LPS (endotoxin), entertoxin |
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Gram negative Coccibacilli Chocolate Agar Fastidius needs Factor X(hematin) V(NAD) Encapsulated and non-encapsulated PRP Capsule looks like RNA |
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Gram Negative Rod Urease,mucinase,cytotoxin, LPS, flagella, adhesins Peptic Ulcers |
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Gram negative Rod Found Everywhere Exotoxin A (same as cornyebacterium diptheriae) |
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gram negative non-motile diplococci Conjugated vaccine (not for B) polysialic acid |
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gram negative diplococci STD conjuctivits and pharyngitis quasispecies coinfection w/ chlaymydia |
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gram negative rods fecal oral route low infectious dose shiga toxin |
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gram negative strict aerobe whooping cough Vaccine Controversy DTaP |
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Enterotoxigenic Escherichia ETEC |
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Gram Negative "traveler's diarrhea" coccabacilli ingestion |
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Enterohemmorhagic E. Coli EHEC |
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"Jack in the Box" coccabacilli ingestion Hemorrhagic Colitis copious bloody stool, no fever |
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Gram Negative coccabacilli fecal contaminated foods Requires a large innoculum |
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gram weird obligate intracellular pathogen EB infectious form RB metabolic form Conjuctivitis STD |
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gram weird spirochete syphylis Three stages 1.painless chancre 2. flu-like symptoms, rash 3. neurosyphilis etc |
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gram weird spirochete lyme disease vector=tick reservoir=deer/mouse Three stages 1. ECM bullseye 2. blood stream & throughout the body 3. oligoarthritis; autoimmune response |
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parasite 1. vegetative cells(trophocytes) 2. Cysts untreated H20 Flagella for moving, |
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segmented dsRNA genome non-enveloped fecal-oral route human colon entererotoxin- extensive diarrhea Vaccine- rotatrix/rotateq |
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positive ssRNA non-enveloped contaminated foods tropism for hepatocytes |
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West Nile Virus Flavivirus |
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positive ssRNA enveloped linear birds(reservoirs) mosquitos (vectors) viral meningitis |
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positive ssRNA enveloped "quasispecies" progresses to AIDS and destroys CD4 T cells |
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Positive ssRNA high mutation rate quasispecies chronic infection tropism for hepatocytes liver transplants |
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defective RNA virus requires HBV for coinfection can activate latent HBV HBV vaccine protects agains HDV liver transplant endstage |
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circular dsDNA virus enveloped uses RT Review the graph |
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dsDNA virus non-enveloped fecal-oral transmisison only in humans conjuctivitis |
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dsDNA virus enveloped infect B cells Transplants no vaccine |
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dsDNA enveloped primary and recurrent infections primary(surface lesions) spreads to nerve cells (goes latent) |
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dsDNA genome enveloped chicken pox nuceloside analogs (acyclovir & valaycovir) |
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