Microbiology Final Lecture 11: Enterobacteria

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What does E. coli coliforms in water indicate?

Fecal contamination

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What is the disease caused by UPEC (ExPEC)?

UTI

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What is the disease caused by ETEC?

Traveler's diarrhea

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What are the unique characteristics of EHEC? (2)

1. Caused bloody diarrhea

2. Produces Shiga-like toxin

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What is the transmission method for EHEC?

Contaminated food/water

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What is the disease caused by EHEC? (2)

1. HUS

2. Acute renal failure

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What is the disease caused by EPEC?

Childhood diarrhea

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Which E coli species form AEEC?

EHEC and EPEC

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What is EAEC commonly isolated from? (2)

1. Patients with traveler's diarrhea

2. HIV patients

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What is the unique characteristic of EIEC?

More related to Shigella than other E. coli

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What is the unique characteristic of Shigella? (2)

1. Most common cause of dysentery

2. Low infection dose

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What are the species of Shigella? (3)

1. Shigella sonnei (Most common)

2. Shigella flexnari

3. Shigella dysentariae

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What is Shigella sonnei and flexnari transmitted by?

Not washing hands

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Does Shigella sonnei cause dysentary?

No

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What is the transmission method for E. Coli?

Fecal-oral

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What is the unique characteristic of Salmonella? (2)

1. Sensitive to acid

2. Forms carrier states

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What are the transmission methods for Salmonella? (3)

1. Animal contact

2. Contaminated water/food

3. Fecal-oral

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What is the main disease caused by Salmonella?

Typhoid Fever