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12/22/2007

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Term
Similarities and differences of E. coli and K. pneumoniae
Definition

Similarities

1.  Gram (-)

2.  Lactose Fermenters

Differences
E. coli is indole (+)

 

Term
which organism secrete a toxin that ADP ribosylates Gs
Definition

ETEC

Vibro Cholera

P.aeruginosa 

Term
What parts of the intestine does ETEC adhere to?
Definition
Jejunum and Ileum
Term
Name the Toxins that ETEC produces and what does it do?
Definition

Heat labile toxin (LT):

1.  ADP ribosylates Gs

2.  Elevates cAMP

3.  Cells secrete Cl-
4.  Absorb less Na+

5.  Watery diarrhea

 

Heat stable toxin (ST)

1.  Increase cGMP

2.  Decrease cotransporter of Na/Cl 

Term
What does ETEC cause?
Definition
Traverlers diarrhea
Term

Where in the GI tract does EPEC adhere to?  

 

Definition
ilieum
Term
What does EPEC cause?
Definition

1.  Infantile diarrhea

2.  Watery diarrhea 

Term
What does EHEC cause?
Definition

Symptoms: 

1.  Hemorrhagic colitis

2.  Bloody diarrhea 

Term
How do you contract EHEC?
Definition

Modes of transmission:

1.  Unpasterized Milk

2.  Undercooked beef 

Term
Name the Toxins of EHEC and their modes of action
Definition

SLT:

1.  Inactives ribosome 60s

2.  Blocks protein synthesis

 

Term
Where in the GI tract does EHEC adhere to?
Definition
Colon
Term
Deferentiate between the Gram (-) lactose fermenting oxidase (-) bacteria
Definition

Produce H2S:

S. typhi

S. enteritidis

 

Do not produces H2S:

S. Dysenteriae

 

Term
How is S. typhi contracted and presented?
Definition

Contracted by Fecal oral

 

Presents:

 

Typhoid fever:

1. high temperature, constipation or dirrahea

2.  Rose spots (Red spots on the stomach) 

3.  Enlarged spleen 

4.  Hides out in the gall bladder and reinfects peyer patches and leads to bloody diarrhea

Term
Treatment for S. typhi
Definition
Flouroquinolones
Term
Where in the GI tract does S. typhi penetrate?
Definition
Distal ileum or colon
Term
How do you contract S. gastroenteritis and how does it present?
Definition

Contract:

1.  Fecal oral

2. Zoonosis (turtles)

 

Present:

1.  Rotten egg smelling dirrhea

2.  Fever, cramping, vomiting 

Term
Where does S. enteritidis penetrate in the GI tract?
Definition
Distal ileum and colon
Term
How do you treat Salmonella gastroenteritis?
Definition
Ciprofloxacin
Term
Similarities and differences between V. Chlorae and P. aeruginosa
Definition

Similarities:

1.  gram (-)

2.  Lactose non-fermenting

3.  Oxidase (+)

 

Differences

V. chlorae:  glucose fermenter

P. aeruginosa:  non-glucose fermenter 

Term

How do you get  V. chloerae and how does it present?

Definition

Contract: 

1.  Fecal oral

2.  Contaminated water

 

 Present:

1.  Rice water stool 

Term
What toxin does V. chloerae carry and it's effects
Definition

AB toxin

A.  ADP ribosylates

1.  Increase cAMP

2.  Increase Cl- in the lumen

3.  Less Na+ is absorbed

4.  Water in the lumen (dirrhea)

B.:  binds to ganglioside GM1 on epithelial cells in the small intestine 

Term
What's the agar you would grow V. chloerae on?
Definition
thiosulfate-citrate-bile-sucrose agar (TCBS)
Term
Vaccine for chloera
Definition

Live oral vaccine

1.  Delection of A subunit

 

Mixed whole killed cell

1.  Contains B subunit 

Term
Treatment for chloera
Definition

1.  Rehydrate w/ salts

2.  Tetracycline 

Term
How do you get V. parahemolyticus and how does it present?
Definition

Contract:

1.  Shellfish

 

Presents:

1.  Diarrhea

2.  Cramps, nausea, fever and vomiting 

Term
How do you contract Shigella and it's presentation?
Definition

Contract:

1.  fectal-oral 

 

Presents:

1.  Bloody dirrhea

2.  Fever

 

Term
Who is most at risk for Shigella?
Definition

1.  Day-care

2.  Mentally retarded 

Term
Where in the GI tract does Shigella invade and its pathogenesis?
Definition

1.  Distal colon

2.  Destroys cells

3.  Ulceration and production of pus 

Term
What does Shiga toxin do?
Definition

1.  chloera like

2.  inactives 60s ribosome 

3.  Inhibits protein synthesis 

Term
What differentiates H. pylori from C. Jejuni biochemically?
Definition
H. pylori produces ureas
Term
How do you diagnosis H. pylori?
Definition
Presence of uclers and urease breath test
Term
Campylobacter jejuni is the number one cause of?
Definition

Gastroenteritis

1.  Blood and pus in stool

2.  Severe ab. Pain, fever 

Term
Where in the GI tract does C. jejuni attach to?
Definition
Terminal ileum and colon
Term
How do you get C. jejuni
Definition
Unpasturized milk and contaiminatd water in outbreaks
Term
At what temperature does C. jejuni grow best?
Definition
42 C
Term
Treatment for C. jejuni
Definition
Flouroquinolones
Term
Describe the way a person become a carrier of S. typhi
Definition
hides out in the gallbladder and gets secreted into the SI to reinfect the Peyer patchs
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