Pearl of Microbiology by Medicose Fever
Pearl of Microbiology by Medicose Fever
Pearl of Microbiology by Medicose Fever
STAPHYLOCOCUS STROTOCOCUS
❖ Grape like arrangement ❖ Chain like arrangement
❖ Catalase +ve ❖ Catalase -ve
SPECIES:
1. S.AUREUS
2. S.EPIDERMIDIS
3. S.SAPROPHYTICUS
• ABCESSES
• PYOGENIC INFECTION (ENDOCARDITIS ,SEPTICT ARTHRITIS)
• SKIN AND SOFT TISSUE INFECTION (CELLULITIS, IMPETIGO,
LAB DIAGNOSIS
• COAGULASE POSITIVE
• GRAM -STAINED SMEAR +VE COCCI IN GRAPES LIKE
• CATALASE TEST NEGATIVE
• FERMENT MANNITOL
• ON BLOOD AGAR SHOW GOLDEN COLOR COLONIES
• HEMOLYSIS IS BETA
SPECIES PATHOGENESIS LAB DIAGNOSIS DISEASE
S.EPIDERMIDIS PYOGENIC COAGULASE S.EPIDERMIDIS
INFECTION -VE
NO CULTURE Pyogenic
EXOTOXIN, SHOWA infection on
TOXIN WHITE prosthetic heart
SHOCK COLONIES valves
SYNDROME SO NO BETA
TOXIN HEMOLYTIC
PRODUCE Sensitive to
GLYCOCALYX novobiocin
FOR
ADHERE
SAME as Resistant to UTI
S.SAPROPHYTICUS above novobiocin
Streptococcus pyogenes
❖ Disease+clinical finding :
Pharyngitis
cellulitis otitis media
sinusitis, sepsis
Scarlet fever caused by Erythrogenic toxin produce by S.
Pyogenes
SCARLET FEVER ( STRAWBERRY TONGUE, CELLULITIS,
DIFFUSE RASHES, PHARYNGITIS)
SKIN AND SOFT TISSUE INFECTION:impetigo, flesh eating
Toxigenic:: toxic shock syndrome toxin (super antigens)
immune mediated
1) Rheumatic fever :: joint migratory, endocarditis
nodules, chorea ) occur after pharyngitis. And show type
2 hypersensitivity reaction.
2) Acute glomerulonephritis:: M protein 49 involved,
❖ Pathogensis:
1) capsular polysaccharide
2) lipotechoic acid
3) ig A protease
❖ Diagnosis:
1. lancet shape diplococcic
2. alpha hemolysis
3. urinary antigen positive if pneumonia occur
4. inhibited by optochin
5. Latex agglutination test for bacteria meningitis
N. GONORRHEA
Bacillus Anthracis
❖ Important points :
❖ pathogensis :
❖ clinical findings :
o Cutaneous Anthrax produce painless ulcer with black
Clostridium perfringens
Disease:
hemolysis
smelly bloody vaginal discharge in case of
endometriosis
❖ Pathogensis:
Alpha toxin will produce lecithinase that
will hemolysis RBC's membrane.
Transmission by war wounds , motorcycle accident,
endometritis
❖ Laboratory diagnosis:
blood agar : double zone of hemolysis
egg yolk agar : precipitation of colonies
C. Perfringens:
cause food posioning with watery diarrhea onset is delay and
due to enterotoxin production that is acting as super antigen.
Clostridium difficil
❖ Lab diagnosis:
oxidase test positive
EMB agar color less colonies
on TSI agar shows no gas and SH2 production.
VIBRIO PARA HAEMOLYTICUS
CAUSE GASTROENTERITIS
DIARRHEA BY EATING RAW SHELLFISH, OYSTERS
Vibrio vulnificus
cause cellulitis, gastroenteritis, septicemia in
fisher man hand
Campylobacter jejuni
❖ disease and clinical finding:
• Enterocolitis in children
• watery foul smelling diarrhea followed by bloody
diarrhea,
• Git infection is associated with Gullein Barre
syndrome, reiter's syndrome, reactive arthritis.
Helicobacter pylori
❖ Disease and clinical finding:
gastritis, peptic ulcers, MALT-Lymphoma.
❖ Pathogensis: urease helps its survival in stomach.
FUSOBACTERIUM NUCLEATUM
❖ CAUSE VINCENT ANGINA
FUSOBACTERIUM NECROPHORUM
❖ CAUSE LEMIERRE S DISEASE.
Haemophilus influenza
o meningitis, otitis media , sinusitis, pneumonia and
epiglottis encapsulated,heme ,NAD are required for
energy production
o ig A protease , antiphagocytic capsule, Endotoxin
are acting as virulence factors.
o Cherry red epiglottis
o can grow on chocolate agar
o latex agglutination test to detect
Capsular polysaccharide in case of
meningitis
Bordetella pertussis :
cause whooping cough
❖ pathogenesis :
Filamentous hemagglutinin ( attachment)
Pertussis toxin adenylate cyclase toxin
trachea cytotoxin
clinical finding:
Hacking cough with copious mucus
lymphocytosis
has catarhaeal stage with rhinorea,low grade
fever , paroxysmal stage with inspired
whopping sound , convalescent stage (100 day
cough )
Legionella pneumonia
pneumonia
legionnaires disease ( mental
confusion,non bloody diarrhea,
hyponatremia)
pontiac fever
lipopolysaccharide is virulence factor.
ACTINOBACTER BAUMANNI
❖ CAUSE VENTILATOR ASSOCIATED PNEUMONIA
Brucella
species cause
Brucellosis
Francisella tularensis cause Tularemia
yersinia pestis
cause plague or black
death bubonic plague,
septicemia plagues
pneumonia plague
yops acts as virulence factors
F1 antigen, endotoxin, Exotoxin are virulence
factors.
❖ pasteurella multocida cause cellulitis
❖ Bartonella henselae causes: cat scratch disease
Mycobacterium tuberculosis:
pulmonary tuberculosis
scrofula
erythema nodosum
TB meningitis
GIT TB
oropharyngeal TB
Renal TB ( sterlie urea )
pots diseae
two lesions(exudative lesion, granulomatous
lesion)
PPD skin test (15mm No risk factor )10mm Risk factor
(5mm AIDS)
BCG vaccine given
stages of TB
Heal by fibrosis
progressive lung disease
Bacterimia
hematogenous disseminated ( encephalopathy,
knee joint arthritis)
cell wall has mycolic acid and protein
acid fast stain is done
form cavity in latent lesion in upper lobar and
primary TB occur in lower Lobar
Mycobacterium Leprae
Species
Tuberculoid leprosy (have few lesion, thicken
superficial nerve )
lepromatous leprosy ( many lesion with
marked tissue
destruction, leonine face , ENL)
Actinomyces Israeli
cause Actinomycosis
sulphur granules in pus
Anaerobic
Nocardia asteroid
cause Nocardiosis with cavity formation in
lungs
lung abscess aerobic
Weakly acid fast stain
Mycoplasma Pneumonia
Atypical pneumonia
no cell wall
cold agglutinin
grow at cold temperature
pneumonia present with whitish non bl1oody
sputum, fever ,
headache, malaise, myalgia
HAEMOLYTIC anemia
Raynaud's phenomenon
Treponema pallidum
syphilis cork screw motility
primary syphilis (chancre, Bacterimia)
Secondary syphilis (condylomata Lata ,
maculopapular rash
tertiary syphilis ( Gummas formation)
Neonatal syphilis ( skin and bones lesion, eight
nerve deafness
Borrelia Burgdorferi
Lyme disease
ixodex mostly cause lyme disease
erythema chronicum migrans
Bulls eye
flu like symptoms
stage 2 is disseminated and cause Bells
palsy , myocarditis
late stage cause Lyme encephalopathy,
polyneuropathy
Borrelia Recurrentis
causeRelapse fever
Borrelia Miyamoti:cause relapsing like fever
syndrome
Leptospira interogans
Leptospirosis
grow even in swimming pool
conjunctiva suffusion
myalgia
flu like symptoms
Chlamydia Trachomatis
urethritis, pneumonia, conjunctivitis, trachoma
A to C immunotypes cause Trachoma
D to K cause Genital tract infection
L to L3 cause : lympho granuloma venereum
patients with genital tract infection cause
reactive arthritis,
reiter's syndrome
Chlamydia pneumonia
cause Atypical
pneumonia
bronchitis
Chlamydia psittaci
cause psittacosis (pneumonia)
Rickettsia rickettsi cause
Rocky mountain spotted fever ( flu like
symptoms, delirium, petechial
haemorrhage,DIC , circulatory collapse
Rickettsia prowwazeki
epidemic fever or typhus has
influenza like symptoms
coxiella Burnetti
Q fever , endocarditis, fever , headache,
atypical pneumonia
VIRIOLOGY
CHAPTER 37:
HERPES VIRUS
Herpes Virus 1 cause the lesion above the waist
HSV -2 cause lesion below the waist
❖ HSV 1 cause :
Gingivostomatitis
recurring herpes labials
keratitis, keratoconjunctivitis
herpetic whitlow
herpetic gladiatorum occurs in wrestler
Encephalitis
HSV 1 become latent in Trigeminal Neurolagia
Tzanck smear ( multinucleated giant cells )
❖ HSV-2 :
cause the lesion below the waist
neonatal encephalitis, aseptic meningitis
neonatal herpes
Both HSV 1 and 2 form rash of erythema (bull's eye
lesion)
Mycoplasma Pneumonia is common cause of Stevens
Johnson syndrome.
Tzanck smear shows multiple nucleated giant cells.
Becomes latent in lumber and sacral region ganglia.
Cytomegalovirus (CMV)
cause congenital abnormalities
cause of pneumonia and heterophile
mononucleosis in immunocompromised
patient
Largest virus
CMV cause cytomegalic inclusion disease in fetus
CMV enters in latent state in Monocytes.
Histological stain of inclusions bodies shows owl's eye
shape
Epstein Barr virus: cause infectious mononucleosis
Burkitt's lymphoma
nasopharyngeal carcinoma
Transmission by kissing, blood transfusion, College
student
EBV remain latent with in B lymphocytes
hairy leukoplakia
X linked Lymphoproliferative syndrome
PTLD ( post transplacental trauma
EBV -specific antibody test (igM VCA antibody response
to detect acute infection,
Ig G VCA antibody response to detect prior infection)
Human Herpes virus 6 (exanthem subitum)
Roseola infantum, common in young children
in immunocompromised patient cause pneumonia,
encephalitis, hepatitis
Human Herpes virus 8
associated with Kaposi sarcoma common in
AIDS patient
small pox virus
largest and common virus
variola virus second name
transmission by respiratory aerosol
infect upper respiratory tract and lymph nodes and then
enters in blood stream ( primary viremia) ,internal organ
infected, then virus reenters in blood and spread to skin
and form rash due to replication in skin.
fever , malaise, rash on face , extremities and than on
trunk
detect the viral antigen in vesicular fluid (lab test )
Molluscum contagiosum virus:
flesh colored papules on skin or mucous membrane
that is pain less and non pruritic, common in childreN
Human papilloma virus
Causes papilloma which is benign tumor of squamous
cells ( warts on skin)
HPV types 16 and 18 cause the carcinoma of cervix,
penis, anus .
Skin warts ➡ HPV 1 and HPV 4
Genital warts :➡ HPV 6 and 11
papilloma virus infect the saqumous epithelial cells and
induce the perinuclear cytoplasmic vacuoles (
koilocytes)
condylomata acuminata on penis caused by ➡HPV 6
and HPV 11 especially in Young children
skin and planter warts caused by ➡ HPV 1 and HPV 4.
Parainfluenza virus
cause: croup ( harsh , barking cough , hoarseness) (
acute laryngotracheobronchitis) , laryngitis,
bronchitis, pneumonia in children.
Respiratory syncytial virus
cause : pneumonia and bronchitis,
otitis media in children and pneumonia in
elderly
form multinucleated giant cells
in infant , RSV cause bronchiolitis and
pneumonia
Human metapneumovirus: cause
bronchiolitis, pneumonia in young children
Coronavirus
pneumonia caused by SARS coronavirus
characterized by diffuse edema resulting in
hypoxia
bind to ACE -2 receptors and cause
dysregulation of fluid balance
that cause edema in alveolar space.
MERS -Cov binds to CD 26 on the respiratory
mucosa
coryza (rhinorea, running nose ) , scratchy nose
throat, low grade fever
bronchitis
SARS cause Atypical pneumonia, non
productive cough , dyspnea, hypoxia, rigor
mortis, malaise, headache
chest X ray shows ground glass infiltration that
doesn't form cavity inside lungs
Rhino virus
cause common
common cold.
acid labile sneezing, nasal discharge, sore
throat, cough , headach
others virus like influence C , Coxsackie
Virus, adenovirus and
coronavirus cause common cold
Adenovirus
cause pharyngitis, pink eyes (conjunctivitis), common
cold , pneumonia, kerato conjunctivitis, hemorrhagic
cystitis, gastroenteritis
serotype 3,4,7,21 ➡ Respiratory disease
Serotype 8,9 ➡ epidemic keratoconjunctivitis
serotype 11,21 ➡ hemorrhagic cystitis
infect the mucousal epithelium of upper and
lower respiratory tract, Git tract and
conjunctivas.
pharyngitis, pharyngoconjunctival fever and
common cold.
Bronchitis, pneumonia (Lower respiratory
disease)
Measles Virus
causes : maculopapular rash, occurs
primarily in children
transmission by respiratory droplets
Koplike spot's of measles location on buccal
mucosa
after infecting the cells lining of upper
respiratory tract, virus
enter 4 and infect reticuloendothelial cells and
replicate there and via blood spread to skin and
rash occurs due to cytotoxic T cells
multinucleated giant cells form
photophobia, fever, running nose , cough
sever complications are encephalitis,
permanent sequelae ( deafness and mental
retardation)
primary measals pneumonia and bronchitis
otitismedia common.
Measles in pregnant woman cause stillbirth
Atypical meals occur in those who were given.
Killed vaccine.
Mumps virus
cause salivary glands swelling
Mumps occur at once
tender swelling of salivary gland either unilateral
orbilateral prodromal stage of fever , malaise and
anorexia doesn't occur
orchitis in postpubertal male , if bilaterally results
in sterility except in unilaterally orchitis where sterility
doesn't occur
cause aspectic meningitis (Coxsackie, echovirus,
mupms)
Rubella Virus:
cause congenital rubella syndrome (congenital
malformation)
transmission by respiratory droplets and
transplancental
virus replicate in the nasopharynx and local
Lymph node , where
it spread via blood to internal organs and skin
origin of rash is unclear
prodromal stage of fever , malaise,
maculopapular rash
teratogens and infect during first trimester
in fetus cause patents ductus arteriosus,
cataract, deafness and mental retardation
parvovirus B 19
: erythema Infectiosum ( slapped cheeks
syndrome, fifth disease), aplastic anemia and
fetal infection including hydros fetalis
transmission by transplacental and blood
transfusion
it will infect RBC's and precursor (erythroblast)
in bone marrow
so results in aplastic anemia and infect
endothelial cells in Blood vessels results in rash
(erythema Infectiosum)
fetal infection
arthritis
chronic B19 infection (leukopenia,
thrombocytopenia, chronic anemia)
Measles , rubella, scarlet, Roseola cause
maculopapular rash disease in children
Norovirus :
causes gastroenteritis (watery diarrhea
without RBC's and WBC's )
headache, photophobia, obtundation
Rotavirus
cause : Gastroenteritis (watery diarrhea
especially in children)
watery diarrhea due to stimulation of
enteric nervous systems
detection of Rotavirus antigen in stool (Lab
test )
POLIO VIRUS
cause poliomyelitis
transmission by fecal oral route and
replicate in oropharynx and intestinal tract
after replication in oropharynx and small
intestine especially in lymph node , virus
spread through blood stream to CNS , in the
CNS it replicate in motor neurons and death of
these motor neurons will lead to paralysis of
muscles supplied these Neuronal cells, virus
affect the brain stem leading to bulbar
poliomyelitis
inapparent poliomyelitis ➡ asymptomatic
abortive poliomyelitis ➡ mild febrile illness
characterized by
nausea and vomiting
non paralytic poliomyelitis ➡ aspectic
meningitis
paralytic poliomyelitis ➡ painful muscle spasm
, flaccid paralysis Coxsackie virus cause:
Type A ➡hand ,foot and mouth disease,
herpangina ( fever , sore throat, tender
vesicles)
Type B ➡ pleurodynia (epidemic myalgia,
devil's grip ) , Myocarditis, pericarditis,
myositis
Both type A and B ➡ aseptic meningitis,
common cold , pharyngitis, febrile rash and
acute flaccid paralysis
❖ Echovirus ➡ aseptic meningitis, Upper respiratory
infection, febrile illness, hemorrhagic conjunctivitis
❖ parechovirus ➡cause respiratory,GIT ,CNS disease in
children
❖ Enterovirus 68 :➡ common cold , pneumonia and acute
flaccid myelitis.
❖ Enterovirus 70:➡ acute hemorrhagic conjunctivitis
Hepatitis A :
• Non enveloped
RNA virus No
DNA polymerase
typical enterovirus
transmission by
fecal oral route
• children are more affected , rarely
transmission by blood replicate in GIT
tract and spread to liver via blood and then
• damage the hepatocytes
🛑 fever , anorexia, nausea, vomiting, jaundice, Dark urine ,
pale face
immune response is mediated by ig M and Ig G.
Hepatitis B
partially double stranded DNA virus
surface antigen a diagnostic
point
transmission by Blood , sexual
act , transplacental
high incident of Hepatocellular
carcinoma
immune is mediated by
cytotoxic T cells.
Auto immune complex lead to arthralgia,
arthritis and urticaria
viral antigen damage the hepatocytes ⭕in
chronic carrier HB sAg will be positive ⭕HCC
occur in chronic carrier
antigen is indicator of transmissibility ⭕in
acute infection serum sickness like symptoms
occur (fever , rash, arthralgia)
chronic HBV (neuropathies, glomerulonephritis,
polyarthritis nodosa) 🛑 window phase:when
HBsAg is disappear but HBsAB is detectable
HbeAg is present in incubation, acute and
chronic state.
Detection of Viral DNA in the serum ➡viral
load.
Hepatitis C
Enveloped RNA virus
No virion polymerase
Chronic HCV leads to HCC
HCV is most prevalent blood borne pathogens
Alcoholic patient predisposed to HCC in HCV
fever , jaundice,cirhosis of liver ,
peripheral neuropathy in chronic HCV
malaise
nausea, right upper quadrant pain , Dark urine,
pale feces , transaminases level Inc
Hepatitis D :
defective virus
replicate only in cells with infected with HBV
because HDV uses the
surface antigen of HBV(HBsAg )
internal core protein Delta protein
patient who is chronic HBV has high incidence
of HDV ( confection or super infection state)
Hepatitis E :
transmission by fecal oral route
non envelope RNA virus
disease resemble to HAV except in high mortality rate in
pregnant
woman.
Chronic infection results in chronic hepatitis and
cirrhosis
❖ yellow fever
caused by (Aedes mosquito,haemagogus
mosquito) characterized by
Jaundice and fever , headache, myalgia,
photophobia
sever condition leads to involved kidney,
liver , heart , git .
Prostration and shock occur with black vomit
Dengue Fever :
caused by Aedes mosquito
break bone fever having influenza like symptoms
(fever , malaise,retro orbital pain , headache,
arthralgia, myalgia). enlarged lymph node , facial
flushing, maculopapular, leukopenia
Dengue hemorrhagic fever occur due to cross
reacting antibody at second time of dengue
infection results in shock and hemorrhage
(black
vomit)
zika virus
cause Zika fever (fever , arthralgia, myalgia,
pruritic maculopapular rash and non prulent
conjunctivitis
Guillain Barre syndrome
vertical transmission can occur and lead to
fetal abnormalities like microcephaly
❖ chicken Gunya virus : sudden onset of fever,
joint pain especially wrist and ankle joint pain
(bilaterally Joint affect), maculopapular rash
occurs and encephalitis occur
Rabies virus:
cause rabies virus characterized by Encephalitis
single stranded RNA virus
bullet shaped capsids
Broad host range
RNA polymerase
Rabies is caused by Wild animal like shunks , raccoon,
bats , dogs , cats bite , rabies virus is present in their
saliva ⭕rodents and rabbit don't cause rabies
transmission
Virus multiply at the bite site, infect the sensor
nerves and move by retrograde axonal to CNS ,
during transport is unaffected by immune and
multiply in CNS and then travels downs to
MYCOLOGY
Cutaneous Mycoses
❖ Dermatophytoses are caused by fungi ➡ Dermatophytes.
❖ Dermatophytes three genera are
1) trichophyton
2) Epidermophyton
3) microsporum
▪ Ring worm form on warm , humid areas of
body e. g (athletes foot.
▪ Ring worm location on different parts of body
▪ Tinea
barbae➡beare
d
▪ tinea
capitis➡head
▪ tinea
pedis➡feet
▪ tinea cruris ➡
groin
▪ tinea corporis
➡ body
▪ tinea unguium ➡ fingers (in dish washer and
sprinkler)
▪ Trichophyton tonsurans, rubrum ➡Tinea
capitis
▪ tinea schoenleini ➡ favus ( kerion or crust on
scalp )
▪ wood lamp used to ➡ diagnosis the tinea
capitis
▪ culture on saburauds agar
pigeon
1. sub cutaneous nodules in AIDS patient.
2. Treat the cryptococcus first then do HAART
therapy in AIDS or hepatitis patient to
prevent from IRIS
3. form highly mucoid colony l
4. atex agglutination test in case of
cryptococcus meningitis
❖ Aspergillus fumigatus
plasmodium ‼
Species Plasmodium vivax , ovale,
malaria,falciparum
P.PARUM ➡ can infect all stages
of life . P. Ovale ➡can infect only
reticulocyte stage.
p.falciparum is lethal because
➡black water fever and cerebral
malaria,
14 days after mosquito bite patient presents
with ,
continuous high grade fever
headache
myalgia
arthralgia
splenomegaly and hepatomegaly
prominent anemia
form hemozoin
❖ Toxoplasma gondii cause ➡ asymptomatic infection in
immunocompromised patient people
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