the same bacteria may cause diffrent types of disease

diffrent bacteria can cause same disease states

Dermis

Emidermis

    Keratin

nails

hair and hair folicles

sweat glands

Staphylococcus Aureous

gram positive cocci that has coagulase

haif folicle infection

Folliculitus

hair folicle infection

Furuncles

hair folicle infection

Carbuncle

hair folicle infection

stye

Staphylococcal Scallded Skin Syndrome

(SSSS)

Agent=staphylocoocus Aureous

Staphylococcal exfoliantins cause skin to appear red and develop fluid filled blisters. skin peels off like severe sunburn.

potentially fatal to to infants and sometimes children and adults

secondary infections caused by pseudomonas and Canadid common

Agent= Stapphylococcus Aureus 80% strepptococccus pyogenes

infecton is pyoderma

even though Staph Aureus is the primary cause of infection streptococcus is the primary cause of epidemics.

agents= staphylococci and streptococcus.

symptoms- redness, swelling of skin, pain, fever, lymphagotis

caused by= a break in the skin, surgical wound, bug bite

Antibiotics= oral or IV

agent= Streptococcus pyogenes

symptoms red raised edgy patterns

appear on the face and on the body

ussually preceded by stretococcal pharyngites.

Agent= Propruonibacterium acne

anareobic Gram+ diptheroid

Comedonal Acne- Sebum cloogged folicles (blackheads and whiteheads) create an anerobic condition

Inflamitory acne

nodulelar or cystic acne

Agent= Propruonibacterium acne

sebum clogged follicles (blackheads and whiteheads) create an anerobic condition for propruonibacterium acnes

agent= bacillus anthrax, gram positive endospore and capsule forming

characterized by formaition of esoher, a boil like lesion with a black center.

20% fatality if untreated.

zoonosis

Pseudomonas

Agent=psedomonas aerugenosis

blue green puss

burn infection

skin infection

nail infection

Agent= Rickettsia Rickettsi, a gram negative coccobacillus obligate intracellular bacterium.

Vector= Dermatantor species, dog and wood ticks

Rash, disseminated intravascular coagulation.

Cardiovascular disease that presents as on skin

papillomavirus

seed plantar or flat

benign

some hpv strains cause genital warts such as oncogenic

Morbillivirus

macular rash

Koplicks spots in the mouth

human paravirus b19

 slapped check syndrome

TORCh

hhv1- herpes means to creep

effects the ganglion

causes fever blisters cold sores whitlos

Herpes Gladiorium

cowpox-varioloa minor- mortality rate of less than a percent

Smallpox varioloa major- mortality rate of twenty percent or more

initial infection is caused by chickenpox (virricella) virus moves up the perifreal nerve.

reoccurance of the infection- shingles (herpes zoster) virus moves down the perifreal nerve

rubivirus

Macular rash

TORCH disease

Congenital birth defects

TORCH complex (also known as TORCHES or the TORCH infections) is a medical acronym for a set of perinatal infections (i.e. infections that are passed from a pregnant woman to her fetus).

1. T – Toxoplasmosis / Toxoplasma gondii
2. O – Other infections (see below)
3. R – Rubella
4. C – Cytomegalovirus
5. H – Herpes simplex virus