Bacteria and Bacterial Infections

0.0(0)
studied byStudied by 0 people
learnLearn
examPractice Test
spaced repetitionSpaced Repetition
heart puzzleMatch
flashcardsFlashcards
Card Sorting

1/94

encourage image

There's no tags or description

Looks like no tags are added yet.

Study Analytics
Name
Mastery
Learn
Test
Matching
Spaced

No study sessions yet.

95 Terms

1
New cards

what organism causes boutlism?

clostridium botulinum

2
New cards

what is the vector for botulism?

meats and gravies

home canning

honey

3
New cards

when do symptoms of botulism occur?

12-24 hours after ingestion

4
New cards

is botulism heat labile?

yes

5
New cards

what does botulism prevent?

acetylcholine release

6
New cards

what is the first sign of botulism?

diplopia

7
New cards

what is the second of botulism?

death

8
New cards

what is the organism that causes campylobacter?

campylobacter jejunii

9
New cards

what is the vector for campylobacter?

contaminated food

10
New cards

when do symptoms of campylobacter start?

1-7 days after ingestion

11
New cards

what is true of campylobacter?

most common cause of gastritis, diarrhea, and food poisoning from contaminated food

12
New cards

what is the organism that causes listeria?

listeria monocytogenes

13
New cards

what is the vector for listeria?

deli meats and soft cheeses

14
New cards

what is the organism that causes salmonella?

salmonella enteritidis

15
New cards

what is the vector for salmonella?

eggs and poultry

16
New cards

when do symptoms of salmonella begin?

12-24 hours after ingestion

17
New cards

what is the organism that causes typhoid fever?

salmonella typhi

18
New cards

what is the vector for typhoid fever?

oral fecal

19
New cards

what does typhoid fever cause?

rose colored spots in the abdomen

20
New cards

what does typhoid efever impact?

peyer’s patches of the ileum and gallbladder

21
New cards

what is the organism that causes staphylococcus?

staphylococcus aureus

22
New cards

what is the vector for staphylococcus?

creams and custards

23
New cards

when do symptoms of staphylococcus start?

2-4 hours after ingestion

24
New cards

what does staphylococcus produce?

alpha toxin

25
New cards

what is true of staphylocuccus?

it is heat stable

26
New cards

what can staphylococcus cause?

scalded skin syndrome, toxic shock syndrome, osteomyelitis, impetigo, carbuncles

27
New cards

what organism causes brucellosis?

brucella abortus

28
New cards

what is the vector for brucellosis?

water and milk

29
New cards

what does brucellosis cause and how does it present?

presents with undulant fever

causes spontaneous abortions in cattle

30
New cards

what is the organism responsible for cholera?

vibrio cholera

31
New cards

what is the vector for cholera?

contaminated water

32
New cards

what does cholera cause?

rice water stools and vomiting

33
New cards

what is the organism that causes shigella?

shigellaw

34
New cards

what is the vector for shigella?

soil and water

35
New cards

what does shigella cause?

bacterial dysentery and blood in poop

36
New cards

what is the cause of traverlers dirrhea?

e.coli

37
New cards

what is the vector for traveler’s diarrhea?

contaminated water

38
New cards

what is the organism that causes pontiac fever?

legionella longbeachae

39
New cards

what is the vector for pontiac fever?

water droplets

40
New cards

what is the organism that causes parrot fever?

chlamydia psittaci

41
New cards

what is the vector for parrot fever?

water droplets

42
New cards

what is parrot fever from?

infected birds

43
New cards

what does parrot fever cause?

lower respiratory infection

44
New cards

what organisms cause leptospirosis?

leprospira interrogans and leptospira ictohemorrhagica

45
New cards

what is the vector for leptospirosis?

contaminated water

46
New cards

what does leptospirosis cause?

hemorrhagic jaundice

47
New cards

what organism is responsible for anthrax?

bacillus anthracis

48
New cards

what is the vector for anthrax?

soil and animals

49
New cards

what does anthrax cause?

inhalation anthrax aka woolsorter’s disease

50
New cards

what organism causes tetanus?

clostridium tetani

51
New cards

what is the vector for tetanus?

soil

52
New cards

what does tetanus do?

prevents the release of inhibitory neurotransmitters

53
New cards

what organisms are responsible for gas gangrene?

clostridium perfringens and clostridium welchii

54
New cards

what is the vector for gas gangrene?

soil

55
New cards

what organism is responsible for the bubonic plague?

yersinia pestis and pasteurella pestis

56
New cards

what is the vector for the bubonic plague?

rat flea

57
New cards

what does bubo mean?

nech and axillary lymph node enlargement

58
New cards

what is the cause of death in bubonic plague?

asphyxiation

59
New cards

what is the organism responsible for tularemia?

francisella tularensis

60
New cards

what is the vector for tularemia?

rabbits and squirrels

61
New cards

who is most at risk for tularemia?

hunters

62
New cards

what is the organism that causes lyme’s disease?

borrelia burgodoferi

63
New cards

what is the vector of lyme’s disease?

deer tick

64
New cards

what does lyme’s disease cause?

erythema chronicum migrans

65
New cards

what is the organism responsible for relapsing fever?

borrelia recurrentis

66
New cards

what is the vector for relapsing fever?

ticks, lice and rabbits

67
New cards

what organism causes rickettsial pox?

rickettsai akari

68
New cards

what is the vector for rickettsial pox?

mites

69
New cards

what is the organism responsible for epidemic typhus?

rickettsia prwowazekii

70
New cards

what is the vector foe epidemic typhus?

louse

71
New cards

what is the organism that causes trench fever?

rickettsia quintana

72
New cards

what is the vector for trench fever?

louse

73
New cards

what is the organism responsible for rocky mountain spotted fever?

rickettsaia ricketssii

74
New cards

what is the vector for rocky mountain spotted fever?

wood tick

75
New cards

what is the organism responsible for scrub typus?

ricketsia tsutsugamushi

76
New cards

what is the vector for scrub typhus?

mites

77
New cards

what is the organism responsible for endemic typhus?

rickettsia typhi

78
New cards

what is the vector for endemic typhus?

fleas

79
New cards

what is the organism responsible for Q fever?

coxiella burnetii

80
New cards

what is the vector for Q fever?

milk

81
New cards

what organism is responsible for chlamydia?

chlamydia trachomatis

82
New cards

what is the vector for chlamydia?

sex

83
New cards

what is the discharge of chlamydia?

white purulent discharge

84
New cards

what is true of chlamdyia?

most common cause of pelvic inflammatory disease

85
New cards

what organism causes gonorrhea?

neisseria gonorrhoeae

86
New cards

what is the vector for gonorrhea?

sex

87
New cards

what is the pus associated with gonorrhea?

yellow green pus

88
New cards

what is gonorrhea the most common cause of?

ophthalmia neonatorum

89
New cards

what is the second most common cause of pelvic inflammatory disease?

gonorrhea

90
New cards

what is the organism responsible for venereal syphilis?

treponema pallidum

91
New cards

what is the vector for venereal syphilis?

sex

92
New cards

what is present with primary venereal syphilis?

hard, painless chancre

93
New cards

what is present with secondary venereal syphilis?

condylomata lata

94
New cards

what is present with latent venereal syphilis?

may or may not have symptoms

95
New cards

what is present with tertiary venereal syphilis?

neurosyphilis, gummas, argyll robertson pupils, tabes dorsalis