MICRO CH18+19

this is just stuff i cant rmb well yet

causes folliculitis

s.aureus

causes erysipelas

s.pyogenes

causes folliculitis

s.aureus

causes erysipelas

s.pyogenes

causes ssss

s.aureus

causes impetigo

s.aureus and s.pyogenes

causes food poisoning

s.aureus and bacillus cereus, c.perfrinogens

caues toxic shock syndrome

a.aureus

causes septicemia

s.aureus, n.gonorrhoeae, s.pyogenes, n.meningitiis

causes pharyngitis

s.pyogenes

causes scarlet fever

s.pyogenes

causes glomuerulonephritis

s.pyogenes

causes rheumatic fever

s.pyogenes

causes necrotizing fascitis?

s.pyogenes

causes pnuemonia

s.pneumoniae

causes bacterial meningitis

pneumococcal meningitis, meningococcal meningitis, haemophilia

causes periodontal disease, dental caries, gingivitis

viridians group

causes UTI, bacteremia, endocarditis, and wound infection

s.faecalis

causes anthrax

bacillus anthracis

causes gas gangrenes

c.perfrinogens

causes gastroenteritis

c.perfrinogens

causes tetanus (essentially lockjaw)

c.tetani

causes botulism

c.botulinum

causes antibiotic-associated colitis

c.dificile

causes ottis media

s.pneumoniae

causes endocarditis

***hint: 4 answers**

viridians group, s.agalactiae, s.faecalis, n.gonorrhoeae

causes newborn eye infection + eye infection in kids (call CPS bro)

n.gonorrhoeae

found in soil and water

acineobacter

a.beaumanni most commonly reported for this

acquired in military conditions and healthcare associated conditions

acineobacter

survivors suffer majors sequele

s.agalactiae

has fimbriae AND capsule for virulence factors

neisseria

is streptococcus group B and group A

group A

what genus does m-proteins fall under

streptococcus

what genus does c5a peptidase fall under

streptococcus

what genus has alpha, beta, gamma hemolytic

streptococcus

top drug choice is penicillin?

streptococcus

group A (think rapid A test)

streptococcus

cause of long term heart damage in kids?

rheumatic fever from s.pyogenes

uses collagenase (to slough off skin)

necrotizing fascitis

is necrotizing fascitis endogenous or exogenous or both

both

which genus does glomerulonephritis fall under

s.pyogenes

no vaccine?

n.gonnorrea, c.perfinogens, any food poisoning

uses capsule for virulence factor?

s.pneumoniae, neisseria, staphylococcus (can form but not always)

uses antibiotics - penicillin, erythromycin, cephalosporin, chloramphenicol

s.pneumoniae

needs plasmid of epidermolytic toxin

ssss

which genus uses MSA and coagulase test to test for different strains

s.aureus

does s.aureus cause septicemia?

yes (rmb think of like toxic shock syndrome)

what exoenzyme makes antibiotics useless?

beta lactamase

which exoenzyme is used for pathogen to free itself from clots

staphylokinase

purpura/petechiae and big black lesions

meningococcal septicemia from n.meningitis

symptom is eschars

cutaneous anthracis

new genus of faecalis

enterococcus

what does VRE fall under

s.faecalis

produces butyric acid?

gas gangrenes

infects any mucous membrane?

neisseria

does folliculitis stay local or can it spread to blood?

spread to blood

the only 2 gram negative genuses?

neisseria and acineobacter