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*HH's MicroB Buzzword Rapidfire Challenge"
30 of the woman have it 30 of the...,
Atypical coverage
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MicroB Antimicrobials 1. Principal of Antimicrobials
What is concentration dependent k...,
What is post antibiotic effect pa...,
What is time dependent killing th...
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MicroB Antimicrobials 2. Bacteria Cell Wall Inhibitors
1st 4th gen cephalosporins lacks ...,
A characteristic adverse reaction...,
All cell wall inhibitors are clea...
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MicroB Antimicrobials 3. Bacteria Protein Synthesis Inhibitors
All aminoglycosides are given and...,
All tetracyclines cross the barri...,
Aminoglycoside resistance1 increa...
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MicroB Antimicrobials 4. Anti-Tuberculosis Agents
Ethambutol inhibits the enzyme en...,
Ethambutol is causes toxicity and...,
First line anti tb drugs are mnem...
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MicroB Antimicrobials 5. Nucleic Acid Synthesis Inhibitors
Compared to ciprofloxacin which i...,
Cotrimoxazole is the combination ...,
Folate synthesis inhibitors inclu...
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MicroB Antimicrobials Anti-Fungal Agents
3 examples of echinocandins are 1...,
4 types of subcutaneous and syste...,
5 flucytosine is usually used in ...
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MicroB Antimicrobials Anti-protozoal agent
Adverse effect of metronidazole 1...,
Anti protozoal agent that s most ...,
Mechanism of action of metronidazole
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MicroB Antimicrobials Anti-Viral Agents
2 examples of entry inhibitors an...,
3 examples of hiv protease inhibi...,
5 examples of nrtis are mnemonic ...
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MICROB Bacteria Basics
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MICROB Bacteria Integration and antibiotic stewardship
4 bacteria that produces exotoxin...,
Bruce the yersin the francis the ...,
How does beta lactamases confer r...
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(I) Gram Negative Cocci - (1) * Neisseria gonorrhoeae
Which neisseria species is facult...,
Which neisseria species is encaps...,
Name 4 possible sequelae of untre...
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(I) Gram Negative Cocci - (2) * Neisseria meningitidis
Which species of neisseria fermen...,
What is the first place n meningi...,
Which strain of n meningitidis mo...
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(I) Gram Negative Cocci - (3) * Neisseria species overview
2 main species of gram negative c...,
Characterize 4 neisseria spp,
Name 2 culture mediums used for n...
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(II) Gram Negative Rods - (1) Enterobacteriaceae Overview
Antibiotics for enterobacteriacea...,
Enterobacteria are grown on agar,
Enterobacteriaceae are generally ...
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(II) Gram Negative Rods - (2)*Escherchia coli
Characterize 5 e coli,
What color does e coli turn macco...,
What are the lactose fermenting b...
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(II) Gram Negative Rods - (3)*Klebsiella spp.
Name 4 features shared by klebsie...,
Characterize 3 enterobacter,
Characterize 4 serratia
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(II) Gram Negative Rods - (4)*Proteus spp.
Describe the motility of proteus,
What bacteria is most associated ...,
What feature of proteus allows it...
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(II) Gram Negative Rods - (5) Salmonella spp.
Characterize 7 salmonella spp,
What color does salmonella spp tu...,
Rot salmonella enteriditis
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(II) Gram Negative Rods - (6) Shigella spp.
Name 3 ways you can distinguish s...,
Describe how shigella infects cells,
What type of diarrhea does shigel...
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(III) Fastidious Gram Negative Rods (1) Acinetobacter baumannii
Acinetobacter baumannii infection...
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(III) Fastidious Gram Negative Rods (2) Bacillary Vaginosis
Bacillary vaginosis is not an org...
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(III) Fastidious Gram Negative Rods (3) Bartonella spp.
Characterize 1 bartonella henselae,
What stain is used to visualize b...,
Rot route of transmission b henselae
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(III) Fastidious Gram Negative Rods (4) Bordetella spp.
What is the vaccine for pertussis,
Name the protein responsible for ...,
Moa pertussis toxin
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(III) Fastidious Gram Negative Rods (5) Brucella spp.
Characterize 2 brucella,
Reservoir brucella,
Rot brucella
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(III) Fastidious Gram Negative Rods (6)* Haemophilus spp.
What shape is h influenzae,
Characterize the growth medium re...,
What is another name for factor v...
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(III) Fastidious Gram Negative Rods (7) Legionella pneumophila
What stain is used to visualize l...,
What growth medium is used for le...,
What self limiting disease is cau...
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(III) Fastidious Gram Negative Rods (8)Pasteurella multocida
Characterize 5 pasteurella multocida,
Rot pasteurella,
Name 2 types of infections pasteu...
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(III) Fastidious Gram Negative Rods (9)Yersinia spp.
Characterize 3 yersinia enterocol...,
Rot y enterocolitica,
Who most commonly gets y enteroco...
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(IV)Gram Negative Rods *Pseudomonads + Burkholderia
2 main burkholderia species,
Characterize 7 pseudomonas,
What type of environments does ps...
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(V)Gram Negative Rods Vibrio spp.
Characterize 4 vibrio cholera,
Which bacteria is most commonly d...,
Describe the diarrhea caused by v...
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(VI)Gram Positive Cocci (1) Enterococcus (GDS)
Name the 2 species of enterococcus,
What notable growth medium can en...,
Name 2 bile resistant bacteria
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(VI)Gram Positive Cocci (2)*Staphylococcus aureus
Characterize 5 staph aureus,
What color does staph aureus turn...,
What is staph aureus main virulen...
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(VI)Gram Positive Cocci (3)*Streptococcus agalactiae (GBS)
What organism has a positive hipp...,
Does s agalactiae have a capsule,
What test distinguishes strep aga...
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(VI)Gram Positive Cocci (4)*Streptococcus pneumoniae + Viridans Steptococcus
Name 2 hemolytic organisms,
Name 3 virulence factors of strep...,
Describe the appearance of strep ...
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(VI) Gram Positive Cocci (5)*Streptococcus pyogenes (GAS)
Hemolysis strep pyogenes,
What organism has a capsule made ...,
What type of infections does stre...
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(VII)Gram Positive Rods Aerobic (1) Bacillus spp.
2 example of bacillus species,
Characterize 4 bacillus spp,
Anthrax is diagnosed through trea...
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(VII) Gram Positive Rods Aerobic (2)*Corynebacterium diphtheriae
Characterize 2 corynebacterium di...,
Corynebacterium diphtheriaetransm...,
Corynebacterium ulcerans leads to...
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(VII) Gram Positive Rods Aerobic (3)*Listeria monocytogenes
Characterize 3 listeria monocytog...,
Listeria monocytogenes infection ...,
Listeria monocytogenes is not sus...
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(VII) Gram Positive Rods Aerobic (4)Nocardia asteroides
Characterize 5 nocardia,
Nocardia asteroides infectionfoun...,
On histology nocardia asteroides ...
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(VIII)Sporing Anaerobic Gram Positive Rods (1)*Clostridiodes difficile
Name 2 common predisposing factor...,
Clostridium difficile infectionfo...
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(VIII)Sporing Anaerobic Gram Positive Rods (2) Clostridium Botulinum
Characterize 3 clostridium botulinum,
Clostridium botulinum infectiontr...
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(VIII)Sporing Anaerobic Gram Positive Rods (3) *Clostridium perfringens
Explain the relationship between ...,
Clostridium perfringens infection...,
What is the treatment for gas gan...
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(VIII)Sporing Anaerobic Gram Positive Rods (4) *Clostridium Tetani
Characterize 3 clostridium tetani,
Clostridium tetani infectionfound...,
What is the treatment for tetanus...
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(IX)MicroB Bacteria Little or no peptidoglycan (1)*Chlamydia trachomatis
Characterize 3 chlamydia spp,
Chlamydia and chlamydophilia spp ...,
Chlamydia trachomatis infection v...
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(IX)MicroB Bacteria Little or no peptidoglycan (2) Chlamydophilia pneumoniae
Chlamydophilia pneumoniaerot clin...
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(IX)MicroB Bacteria Little or no peptidoglycan (3) Chlamydophilia psittaci
Chlamydophilia psittaci infection...
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(IX)MicroB Bacteria Little or no peptidoglycan (4)*Mycoplasma pneumoniae
Characterize 3 mycoplasma,
Mycoplasma and chlamydia are uniq...,
Mycoplasma hominis infection clin...
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(X)MicroB Bacteria Mycobacterium (1)leprae
What is hansen s disease,
Mycobacterium leprae infection tr...
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*(X)MicroB Bacteria Mycobacterium (2)*Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB)
Characterize 2 mycobacterium tube...,
Are patients with lbti symtomatic...,
Dot in tb treatment refers to
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(X)MicroB Bacteria Mycobacterium (3) nontuberculous mycobacteria (NTM)
Mac mycobacterium avium complex a...
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(XI) Non-Sporing Anaerobic Rods (NSA)
Characterize 2 actinomyces israelii,
Actinomyces israelii are gram pos...,
Exception to nsa generalizations ...
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(XII) Obligate Intracellular Pathogens (1)Coxiella burnetti
Characterize 3 coxiella,
Coxiella burnetii infectiontransm...,
Diagnosis of c burnetii infection...
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(XII) Obligate Intracellular Pathogens (2) Rickettsia & Orientia spp
Characterize 2 ricketsia spp,
Describe the rash of rickesttsia ...,
Describe the progression of the r...
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*(XIII)Spiral bacteria (1)* Campylobacter jejuni
Characterize 3 c jejuni,
Cjejuni and ccoli infectionfound ...,
Campylobacter spp and helicobacte...
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(XIII)Spiral bacteria (2)*Helicobacter pylori
Characterize 4 h pylori,
H pylori infectiontransmission cl...,
How to diagnose h pylori infectio...
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(XIII)Spiral bacteria Spirochaete (1)Borrelia spp.
Where is borrelia burgdorferi end...,
B recurrentis relapsing fever is ...,
Borrelia spp infectionclinical pr...
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(XIII)Spiral bacteria Spirochaete(2) Leptospira interrogans
What organism is often described ...,
Diagnosis of leptospirosis is usu...,
Leptospira interrogans infection ...
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*(XIII)Spiral bacteria Spirochaete (3) *Treponema pallidum
What shape is syphillis,
How to diagnose syphilis,
Hutchinson s triad is a common pa...
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(XIV) Fungi Candida, Cryptococcus, Aspergillus, etc
2 routes of spread of fungi to re...,
3 important species of dematophyt...,
3 types of superficial mycoses to...
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(XV) Parasites (1)Coccidia, Amoebae and Flagellates
Giardiasis laboratory diagnosis s...,
Hepatic amoebiasisclinical presen...,
Intestinal amoebiasisclinical syn...
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*(XV) Parasite (2)*Malaria
Art artemisinin is generally used...,
Carriers of malaria,
Chill card brief pathophysiology ...
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(XVI) Viruses (1)Enteroviruses"
Coxsackievirus strain is the most...,
Diseases caused by coxsackie a vi...,
Enterovirus infection symptoms mo...
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*(XVI) Viruses (2)*Herpes
A person has cytomegalovirus it c...,
Clinical manifestation of cytomeg...,
Clinical manifestation of epstein...
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(XVI) Viruses (3)*HIV
Aids defined by1 cd4 t cell count...,
Are hiv found in breastmilk,
Attachment of hiv virus to cd4 is by
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