Pathology of Infectious Diseases Week 1

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Laryngitis

Inflammation of the larynx

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Causes of laryngitis

Colds and flu

Acid reflux

Allergies

Inhaled steroids

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Symptoms of laryngitis

Hoarseness

Sore throat (sometimes)

Coughing

Dysphagia

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Bronchitis

Inflammation of the bronchi

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Causes of bronchitis

Any respiratory infection

Smoking

Air pollution/environmental hazards

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Symptoms of bronchitis

Cough

Mucus production

Dyspnea

Fever (mild)

Chest discomfort

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Laryngotracheobronchitis

Swelling inside the trachea

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Croup

AKA for Laryngotracheobronchitis

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Causes of Laryngotracheobronchitis

Parainfluenza

Influenza

Bacterial infection (diphtheria)

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Symptoms of Laryngotracheobronchitis

"Crow cough"

Respiratory stridor (can trigger hypoxic states)

Restlessness

Supra-sternal reactions

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Steeple sign

Inflammation brings the airway to a steeple point seen on x-ray, a result of Laryngotracheobronchitis

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Epiglottitis

inflammation of the epiglottis

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Causes of Epiglottitis

Bacterial infection (haemophilus influenzae, strep A, B,c and C)

Viral infection (varicella zoster "chicken pox", influenza, common cold)

Respiratory fungi

Chemical or physical injury

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Risk groups for Epiglottitis

12 months or younger (Hib "haemophilus influenzae B")

2-6 years of age

Males more than females

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Symptoms of Epiglottitis

High fever

Sore throat

Hoarse voice

Drooling

Dysphagia

Restlessness

Breathing through the mouth

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T or F: symptoms of epiglottis lessen when leaning forward or sitting upright

True

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Pneumonia

Inflammation of the lungs with solidification from fluid

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Bronchopneumonia

pneumonia caused by bronchitis,

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Which type of pneumonia is visible on x-ray as a patchy consolidation "cotton candy lungs"?

Bronchopneumonia

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Which type of pneumonia is common in smokers and alcoholics?

Lobar pneumonia

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Which type of pneumonia is visible on x-ray as an entire lung becoming one big white mass?

Lobar pneumonia

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Which type of pneumonia can potentially develop into lobar or bronchopneumonia?

Interstitial cell pneumonia

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Which type of pneumonia is AKA "walking pneumonia"?

Interstitial cell pneumonia

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Which type of pneumonia appears on x-ray as little white clumping throughout the lungs

Interstitial cell pneumonia

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Types of pneumonia

Bacterial

Viral

Mycoplasma

Fungal

Hospital-acquired (HAP)

Community-acquired (CAP)

Aspiration pneumonia

ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP)

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T or F: Most times when people think they have the common cold, it is actually the prodrome of another virus

True

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Family distribution of the common cold:

Rhinovirus (40%)

Coronavirus (20%)

Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) (10%)

Parainfluenza (10%)

Other (20%)

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Symptoms of the common cold

Sneezing

Inflammation of nasal cavity

Catarrhal discharge (snot)

Sore throat (indirect)

Cough (indirect)

Water eyes (indirect)

Mild headache (indirect)

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Which form of influenza is the most severe and can affect both animals and humans?

Group A

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What viral protein binds the virus to sialic acid and is used to enter cells?

Hemagglutinin

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What viral protein is used to dissolve sialic acid and is used to exit cells?

Neuraminidase

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What group of influenza primarily infects humans and is only capable of drift?

Group B

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What group of influenza only infects human and can do neither shift nor drift?

Group C

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What group of influenza only infects cattle and Straub will never have as the correct answer?

Group D

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What is the reason for recurring epidemics?

Antigenic drift (exchange of genetic information in humans)

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What is the reason for pandemics?

Antigenic shift (Abrupt, major change in influenza A viruses, creating a new strain)

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Guillan-Barre syndrome

An acute inflammatory demyelinating polyradiculopathy