USMLE I - Micro
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| Animal exposure + jaundice + renal = | Leptospirosis
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| What is the MC late manifestation of Lyme dz | Joint involvement
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| What is the MC cardiac sequelae of Lyme dz | AV node block
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| What is the MC neurologic sequelae of Lyme dz | 7th CN palsy (Bell’s)
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| What dz is also carried by Ixodes tick and present w/ hemolytic anemia | Babesiosis
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| What dz is also carried by Ixodes tick and presents w/ elevated LFTs, low platelets, low WBCs | Erlichiosis
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| Pt returned from trip abroad and has hemolysis plus GI complaints | malaria
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| What respiratory bug has branching weakly acid fast and gram positive filaments | Nocardia
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| What branching filamentous bacteria affects the respiratory system of immunocompetent pts | Actinomyces
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| Pt went to wet areas of Ohio/Mississippi river valley. Has palate/oral ulcers pancytopenia and splenomegaly. Dx | Histoplasmosis
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| What other respiratory dz does Histoplasmosis mimic | TB
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| Pt came from rural Southeast with pulmonary complaint and bone lesions | Blastomycosis
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| Pt had GU/Gu procedure and now has subacute endocaritis, what organism | E. faecalis
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| Bacterial endocardx in pt w/ colonic malignancy | Strep bovis
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| Endocardx in pt with prosthetic valve | Staph epi
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| Non flagellated protozoa causing DILATED cardiomyopathy | T. cruzi
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| Fever, chest pain, heart failure. Dx and bug | Myocardx / coxsackie
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| Diarrhea post travel | ETEC
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| What actually causes food poisoning | Preformed heat stable toxin of S. aureus
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| What actually causes food poisoning of re-heated rice | Preformed toxin of B. cereus
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| Late onset watery diarrhea from food poisoning | Clostridium PERFRINGENS (spores need to germinate and release toxin)
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| Copious watery diarrhea | V. cholera
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| Blood diarrhea, animal/pet to human transmission | Campylobacter jejuni
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| Raw poultry / eggs / recent abroad travel, fever, ab cramps, BLOODY diarrhea, spots on ab | Salmonella
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| Bloody diarrhea, appendicitis like pain | Yersinia enterolytica
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| Invades mesenteric veins and cause liver abscesses | Entamoeba histolytica
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| Hepatitis type where there is AVERSION to smoking | Hep A
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| South America, travel, dysphagia, constricted distal esophagus | T. cruzi
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| UTI, hospitalized pt w/ urinary catheter | Klebsiella pneu / E. faecalis
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| Most highly resistant bug causing subacute endocarditis and hospital catheter acquired UTI | E. faecalis
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| Stages of syphilis | Painless chancre; condyloma lata macular lesions; CNS deterioration and aortic aneurysms
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| Positive Tzanck, multinucleated cells w/ intranuclear inclusions | HSV-2
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| Three etio of common cold | Rhino, corona, adeno
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| Pharyngitis, pink eye, pt in summer camp or military or college dorm | ADENOvirus
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| PNA w/ broad based bud, chronic, granulomas in lungs | Blasto
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| PNA in SW USA/mexico | Coccidioides
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| PNA-like, hemoptysis, animal hair/hide | B. anthrax
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| Mild PNA, animal hide | Coxiella
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| PNA related to water reservoir in elderly and smokers | Legionella
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| PNA w/ Anemia, DRY persistent cough, INTERSTITIAL infiltration | Mycoplasma pneu
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| PNA w/ LOBAR consolidation, rusty sputum | Strep pneu
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| Impetigo | S. aureus
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| Erysipelas | Strep pyo
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| Rash begins on palm and spreads to trunk | Rickettsia (RMSF)
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| Abscess following trauma to neck/head, draining sinus tracts | Actinomyces
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| Animal bite, osteomyelitis | Pasteurella
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