Skin, Eye, and Ear

Top layer of skin

Top layer of skin

epidermis

mid layer of skin

dermis

inner layer

subcutaneous

Staph, corynebacterium, yeasts

Normal flora of the skin

yeast

What is this

corynebacterium

what is this

Cutibacterium acnes

Acne

aerotolerant anaerobic gram positive rod

Acne gram reaction

exfoliatin

Staph aureus toxin for scalded skin syndrome

positive cocci positive positive no yes Beta

Staph aureus gram reaction, morphology, catalase, coagulase, growth on MAC CNA, hemolysis pattern

staph aureus, strep pyogenes

Pyoderma bacteria

group A neg beta

strep pyogenes: is what group catalase hemolysis

puss filled

what does purulent exudates mean

staph aureus and group A strep

Impetigo bitches

group A strep strep pyogenes

Erysipelas cause

cellulitis, bright red skin, fever

Erysipelas symptoms

Erythrogenic or pyrogenic exotoxin

What does group A strep contain that causes scarlet fever

Group A strep- strep pyogenes

Necrotizing fasciitis and streptococcal toxic shock syndrome caused by

extensive tissue destruction, comes into body from open wounds

Necrotizing fasciitis

-tissue necrosis, shock, renal failure -from wounds due to surgery or trauma -causes a dangerous drop in BP, shock, damage in kidneys, liver and lungs -the toxin makes it difficult to treat

Streptococcal toxic shock syndrome

mycobacterium spp

Acid fast bacilli

mycobacterium spp

Use acid fast staining for

mycobacterium leprae

Leprosy or Hansen's disease

transmitted by respiratory droplets high ID50 long incubation period loss of sensory perception in affected area

Mycobacterium leprae

Bacillus anthracis

Anthrax

gram positive rod, spore former lesions, malignant pustule contract from contact with animals-farmer, hunter

bacillus anthracis morphology

Human papillomavirus

Warts

variola virus

Smallpox

fevers, chills, myalgia, lesions in the epidermis respiratory route

symptoms of smallpox

varicella-zoster virus human herpes virus 3 vesicular rash starts on the face acquired via inhalation of virus

Chickenpox

reactivated chickenpox due to immunosuppression pain followed by lesions

Shingles