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aerobic gram (+)
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skin flora
pneumonia, menigitis
normal skin flora
hospital acquired
beta lactamase |
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aerobic gram (+)
UTI femals |
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aerobic gram (+)
normal skin flora
UTI
concern to surgeons, infects prosthetic devices
- uable to clot blood |
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aerobic gram (+)
part of normal commensal microbiome of mouth , skin, intestine, upper respiratory tract |
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aerobic (+)
normal skin flora
resides in oropharynx
-betahemolysis |
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aerobic gram (+)
- normal vaginal flora, pharyngeal flora
-beta hemolytic flora |
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aerobic gram (+)
resides in the alimentary tract of cows, sheep and other ruminants |
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aerobic gram (+)
resides -upper respiratory tract
- most common otitis media
- communityacquired pneumonia |
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aerobic gram (+)
resides - normally in the GI tract |
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Aerobic gram (+)
-normal flora of the mouth and are found on the teeth in plaque
- hemolyzeblood ( aplpha) |
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Aerobic gram (+) rods
- eating contaimated food with bacteria
-occurs in mean and in neonates |
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Aerobic gram(+) rods bacilli
-Diphtheria ( upper respiratory tract illness) |
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aerobic gram (-)
examples are gnorrhoea, meningitides, moraxella |
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aerobic gram (-)
-seen in respiratory infection ( part of the normal respiratory flora) |
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aerobic gram (-)
- associated with the GI tract
- can be a commensal organism or a pathogenic
- has about 8 subtypes |
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aerobic gram (-) enterobacteriaceae
- nonnal flora of GI tract
-abdominal and pelvic infections |
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aerobic gram (-) enterobacteriaceae
-resdies in GI tract as a commendal organism
-common in UTI infections |
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aerobic gram (-) enterobacteriaceae
- normal GI flora
-chronic infections of the Urinary tract
- indole positiveand indole negetive |
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aerobic gram (-) enterbacteriaceae
- do not exist in normal GU tract but can be intriduced in severe GI distress
- food poisoning in the GI tract
-produces enteric fever (typhoid fever, bacteremia, osteomyelitis |
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Aerobic gram (-) enterobacteriacease
- GI tract diease known as Sheigellosis
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| enterbater, serratia, citrobacter |
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| all are examples of enterobacteriasceae and opportunistic pathogens |
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aerobic gram (-) enterbacteriaceae
- resides in soil water, diary products, himan interstina tract
-UTI, endocarditis, pneumonia and bateremia |
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aerobic gram (-) enterobacteriaceae
- - Enteritis, septicemis, UTI ( obstructive uropathies, nosocial) pneumonia and burn wound |
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Flora- normal flora of in the oropharynx and upper respiratory tract
but if the numbers go high then it can cause problems
-Second MOSt common pathogen causing otitis media( ear inflammation) in children – treated aggressively |
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| Anaerobic bacteria gram (+) cocci |
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| Anaerobic Bacteria Gram (+) cocci |
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| Anaerobic Bacteria Gram (+) rods |
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Anaerobic Bacteria Gram (+) rods
- causes acne |
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| Anaerobic Bacteria Gram (-) rods |
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| Anaerobic Bacteria Gram (-) rods |
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| Anaerobic Bacteria Gram (-) rods |
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| amebiasis ( amebic dysentery) |
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| pneumocyctis pneumonia (PCP) |
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does not take in gram stain so we have to use the acid fast test for it
examples are chlamydia, Rickettsaia ( rocky mountain spotted fever, Mycoplasma, Mycobacteris ( this is what the acid fast test if used for) - mycobacterium tuberculosis, mycobacterium avium intracellulare |
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| ricketta( rocky mounatin spotted fever |
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atypical bacteria
mycobacterium tuberculosis, mycobacterium avium intracellulare |
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