TB/Non-TB Myco (lec 14) Flashcards

1
Q

TB difficult to eradicate, why?

A

Non-compliance w/ long tx
Resistant
HIV co-inf
140 species

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2
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M. TB microbe characteristics?

A
Acid-fast Bacillus
Obligate Aerobes
Non-motile
Heat sensitive
Intracellular growth
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3
Q

M. TB agar?

Colonies?

A

Lowenstein-Jense
Middlebrooks

ruff, buff, tuff

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4
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M. TB epidemiology?

A

Infants/Old, immuno
Reservoir: human (U) young adult carriers
Transmission: p-to-p, aerosol droplet

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5
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M.TB factors affecting probability of spread?

A

of mocrobes
Duration/Conditions of exposure
Strain

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6
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M. TB virulence factors?

A

1) Mycolic acids (protect microbe)

2) Cord Factor (Mycoside):
produces parallel growth of bacteria

3) Sulfatides (attach to Cords, protect/promote)
4) Lipoarabinomannan (Φ host immunity)

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7
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M. TB: (P) responses to bacteria? (4)

A

1) Immediate innate clearance
2) º disease (immediate onset)
3) Latent (immun system containment)
4) Endogenous/2º (activation of latent)

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8
Q

M. TB º Infection presentation?

A

PNA-like sxs
Macro w/ MTB to perihilar lymph node -> LAD
Apical lungs (highest O2)

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9
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M. TB immune response?

???? slide 38-41

A
macrophages present MTB antigens ->
T-cells sensitized to MTB 2-6wks ->
release lymphokines ->
attract/activate macrophages ->
destroy MTB w/ lytic enzymes/ROI/RNI ->
granulomas ->
caseous necrosis of tissue
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10
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M. TB immune response results in what test results?

A
TST = +
IGRA = +
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11
Q

M. TB antigen?

A

ESAT-6

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12
Q

Miliary TB is?

A

(Millet-seed sized granulomas)

Multi-organ vascular destruction

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13
Q

Pott Disease TB is?

A

MTB in vertebral bodies

Chronic back pain/destruction

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14
Q

M. TB diagnostics?

A

Rapid MTB/RIF system = identifies TB and Rif resistance

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15
Q

M. avium/intracellulare (MAC) microbe characteristics?

A

Acid-fast bacilli
Weakly G+
Aerobic

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16
Q

MAC agar?

A

Middlebrook:

Flat, translucent, smooth colonies (egg-like)
No cording/clustering

17
Q

MAC epidemiology?

A

Ubiquitous (H2O, soil, plants)
Opportunistic (U) HIV
Transmission: inhalation/ingestion, NO p-to-p

18
Q

MAC presentation: HIV - pts?

A

Plumonary sxs:
(U) elderly M w/ COPD or W w/ bronch dz

Lymphadenitis:
1-4yo

19
Q

MAC presentation: HIV + pts?

A

fever, wt loss, night sweats, DIARRHEA

NEW dz, not activation of latent
Colonization of GI -> hemat spread

Granulomas can’t kill -> disseminated MAC ->
multi-system ->↓ CD4

20
Q

MAC diagnostics?

A
r/o other causes
CXR = pulmonary lesions
ID pathogen (PCR) = 16s rRNA
21
Q

MAC tx: HIV -

HIV +

A

Clarith/Azith + Etham until sputum clear for 1 yr

Clarith/Azith + Etham + Rif

22
Q

HIV + w/ NTM and no MAC tx?

w/ NTM and MAC?

A

chemoprophy until CD4 > 100 for 3 months

Clarith/Azith + Etham + Rif for 2 wks
THEN ADD ART (don’t start at same time)