Micro Chapter 23 (Red Notes only)

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Micro Chapter 23 (Red Notes only)

sepsis
systemic inflammatory responce syndrome; releasing of mediators of inflammation into the bloodstream
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sepsis systemic inflammatory responce syndrome; releasing of mediators of inflammation into the bloodstream
acute bacterial endocarditis caused by Staphylococcus aureus; organisms migrate from initial site to abnormal heart valves-can be fatal within days
streptococci can cause pericarditis
rheumatic fever streptococcus pyogenes; considered autimmune; usually follows episode of strep sore throat; short period of arthritis and fever; inflammation of the heart; damage to the heart valves (most have mitral valve replacement)
brucellosis worlds most common bacterial zoonosis; human cases uaually not fatal
brucella melitensis (goats and sheep) imported into the US from cheese made from goats milk; undulant fever (rising and falling)
anthrax: bacillus anthracis initiated by endospores (found in soil)
gangrene ischemia and necrosis of tissue cause death of tissue
bartonella henselae cat scrath disease; cat claws infected with flea feces; lymph node swelling, malaise, fever
vector transmitted diseases lyme disease, typhus, spotted fevers
mono kissing disease) EB virus-fever, sore throat, swollen lymph nodes in the neck, general weakness; Chronic Fatigure syndrome. more symptomatic in young adult hood; enlarged spleen principle casue of rate death; immunity is permanent; transfer of saliva
20% of adults carry EB virus
toxoplasmosis toxoplasma gondii (cats); parasites in cat feces; undercooked meats, primary danger of cogenital infection of fetus resulting in stillbirth or severe brain damage

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