Gram Negative Enteric Rods

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4 major pathogenic enteric rods

Escherichia

Shigella

Salmonella

Vibrio

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Family Enterobacteriaceae are Gram ____

negative

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Describe "HOK" antigenic typing

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Soe diseases caused by normal flora strains of E. coli that escape the intestinal tract and colonize other body sites

UTIs

Invasive disease like septicemia and neonatal meningitis

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Diseases caused by strains that have acquired additional virulence factors such as enterotoxins, fimbriae, invasive factors, or "new" animal strains of E. Coli

gastroenteritis

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transmission of E.coli

fecal-oral with additional virulence factors like plasmids or phage

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Toxin of E. coli

LPS - endotoxin

potent trigger of inflammation

important in sepsis and meningitis

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Describe E. coli Enterotoxins

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Describe route of E. coli in UTIs

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Describe how E. Coli mount invasive infections to cause neonatal meningitis

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Describe E. coli invasive infections

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Shigella is a lot like E. coli with a virulence ____ that allows cell invasion, and ____ growth. However, it is not___ ____

plasmid; intracellular; normal floral

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What organism causes dysentery

S. dysenteriae

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milder disease of dysentery more common in the US

shigellosis

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what does the shigella virulence plasmid do

encodes proteins for attachment/entry into intestinal epithelial cells

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describe Shiga toxin

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mechanism and symptoms of bacterial dysentery

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IS salmonella normal flora?

no

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2 very different diseases caused by Salmonella

food poisoning and typhoid fever

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most common Salmonella infection in the US. It is a disease of ____ ___ with ____ ____ ____

gastroenteridis; indistrialized societies; improper food handling

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Typhoid fever is invasive ____-organ and ___ is the USA

multi; rare

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Describe the mechanism of Salmonella gastroenteritis serotype Typhimurium

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Describe virulence factors of S. Typhi

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Two types of current vaccines for systemic S. Typhi food poisoning

1 - purified Vi capsule polysaccharide

2 - Live attenuated Ty 21a strain

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Describe the morphology of Vibrio cholera

curved, gram-negative rods with single polar flagella

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Describe the morphology and habitat of the genus vibrio

Environmental habitat, particularly warm estuary water with fecal pollution, concentrates within shellfish, such as oysters

<p>Environmental habitat, particularly warm estuary water with fecal pollution, concentrates within shellfish, such as oysters</p>
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cholera enterotoxin chemically modifies ____ _____

adenylate cyclase

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Disease symptoms of cholera are ___ and ___ dependent, varying from no disease to severe disease

dose; host

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Describe the clinical manifestations and pathology of cholera

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treatment of cholera

fluid replacement, orally or via IV depending on severity

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describe the cholera vaccine

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