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shape of Strep Pneumo | lancet
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S. Pneumo is what shape | diplococci
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B or alpha hemolytic | Alpha on s. pyrogene is B
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how do you diagnose S. Pneumo | Blood, Optochin sensitive, Bile solubility test, Qeulling reaction
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type of capsule | polysaccharide
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how many serotypes are there of the strep pneumo capsule | 80
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Rough mutants? | lack capsule and are not virulent
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what is pneumolysis | thiol activated hemolysis
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Strep pneumo is the number one cause of? | community acquired pneumonia, bacteremia in infants, adult meningitis, otitis media, conjunctiva
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Strep pneumo is number 2 cause of ? | meningitiis in kids over 2
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diseases caused by strep pneumo | lobar pneumonia, meningitis, otitis media, sinusitis, chronic bronchitis, conjunctiva
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what percent of adults have S. pneumo as normal flora | 20-70%
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how do you treat strep pneumo | B lactams penicillin( 42% resistant) so erythromycin and vanco for resistant forms
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how can you tell strep pneumo from strep viridans | optochin sensitive = pneumo
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how does Strep pneumo casue meningitis | bacteremia or trauma
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vaccines for strep pneumo | pneumovax ( T ind. greater than 2) and Prevnar (Conj for those who need to use T cells kids under 2)
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mortality of s. pneumo if treated | 25% only 5% with treatment
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mortality of those over 50? over 70? | 30% over 50 ---- 60% over 70
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how does strep pneumo avoid phagocytes | kills them with pneumolysin and capsule
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most virulent capsule | 3
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what percent of patients become bacteremic | 30%
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