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EntericsEnterics
Filename:Filename: Enterics.ppt Enterics.ppt
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Gram Negative RodsGram Negative Rods
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Cardiobacterium hominis:Cardiobacterium hominis:
long filaments, pleomorphic / tear droplong filaments, pleomorphic / tear drop Gentian violet may be retained in ends, Gentian violet may be retained in ends,
sometimes in the middlesometimes in the middle Facultatively anaerobic -- CO2 requiredFacultatively anaerobic -- CO2 required Strong fermentative reactions (no gas)Strong fermentative reactions (no gas) oxidase +catalase +oxidase +catalase + No growth on MacConkey, not hemolyticNo growth on MacConkey, not hemolytic
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C.hominis cont’d:C.hominis cont’d:
Found in nasal floraFound in nasal flora Associated with dental diseaseAssociated with dental disease -enter the blood stream and adhere to -enter the blood stream and adhere to
damaged heart tissuedamaged heart tissue causes endocarditiscauses endocarditis -thick polar caps of tufted material-thick polar caps of tufted material
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Comparison of Gm Neg rodsComparison of Gm Neg rods
oxidase catalase indole ferment. NOoxidase catalase indole ferment. NO33reduc.reduc.
C.hominis + - + + -C.hominis + - + + - H.aphrophilus ? - - + +H.aphrophilus ? - - + + Actinobacillus ? + - + +Actinobacillus ? + - + + Pasteurella + + most + + +Pasteurella + + most + + + Capnocytophaga - - - + most +Capnocytophaga - - - + most + Eikenella + - - - + Eikenella + - - - +
corrodens corrodens
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Actinomyces comitansActinomyces comitans
Should be differentiated from KingellaShould be differentiated from Kingella Prevented by good oral hygienePrevented by good oral hygiene Prophylaxis before dental manipulationsProphylaxis before dental manipulations
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EikenellaEikenella
facultative anaerobic gram negative rodfacultative anaerobic gram negative rod E.corrodens -- pits agar (less that 50%)E.corrodens -- pits agar (less that 50%) normal flora: opportunistic pathogennormal flora: opportunistic pathogen immunocompromisedimmunocompromised slow growingslow growing
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Eikenella corrodensEikenella corrodens
SourceSource Human bitesHuman bites fist fights. fist fights.
Usually untreatedUsually untreated
ComplicationsComplications septic arthritisseptic arthritis osteomyelitisosteomyelitis meningitismeningitis brain abscessesbrain abscesses pneumoniapneumonia lung abscesseslung abscesses endocarditisendocarditis
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Calymmatobacterium granulomatisCalymmatobacterium granulomatis
Pleomorphic rods, rounded ends, singles or in Pleomorphic rods, rounded ends, singles or in clusters.clusters.
Single or bipolar condensation of chromatin.Single or bipolar condensation of chromatin. Exudate from infected tissues -- use Wrights or Exudate from infected tissues -- use Wrights or
GiemsaGiemsa stain - characteristic.stain - characteristic. Intracellular organisms in the cytoplasm of largeIntracellular organisms in the cytoplasm of large mononuclear phagocytes.mononuclear phagocytes. Capsule prominent.Capsule prominent.
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C. granulomatisC. granulomatis
C. (Donovania) granulomatisC. (Donovania) granulomatis Disease: granuloma inguinaleDisease: granuloma inguinale Bug: resides in the gut flora. Enters genitals by Bug: resides in the gut flora. Enters genitals by autoinoculation or sexual intercourse.autoinoculation or sexual intercourse. Penetrate skin and induce an inflammatory reaction.Penetrate skin and induce an inflammatory reaction. Tissue destroyedTissue destroyed Antibodies produced. Cell mediated defenseAntibodies produced. Cell mediated defense mechanisms -- important in recovery. This ismechanisms -- important in recovery. This is the granulomatous reaction.the granulomatous reaction.
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FlavobacteriumFlavobacterium
Aerobic gram negative rodAerobic gram negative rod most important:most important: Flavobacterium meningosepticumFlavobacterium meningosepticum found in water, soil, moist reservoirs in the hospitalfound in water, soil, moist reservoirs in the hospital Not normal flora of humansNot normal flora of humans -opportunists-opportunists Diseases:Diseases: 1/ meningitis1/ meningitis 2/ septicemia2/ septicemia Resistant to many antibiotics.Resistant to many antibiotics. Most have a yellow pigment.Most have a yellow pigment. Grow on ordinary medium.Grow on ordinary medium.
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S. moniliformisS. moniliformis
Streptobacillus moniliformisStreptobacillus moniliformis Causes rat bite fever.Causes rat bite fever. Found in rats worldwide.Found in rats worldwide. Transmission: rat bite, consumption of contaminatedTransmission: rat bite, consumption of contaminated liquid or food.liquid or food. Acute onset: high fever, chills, headache, myalgias,Acute onset: high fever, chills, headache, myalgias, arthritis. Can reoccur.arthritis. Can reoccur. 10% mortality if untreated -- penicillin.10% mortality if untreated -- penicillin. Culture: serologyCulture: serology Kits available -- antisera and specific antigenKits available -- antisera and specific antigen Spirillum minor - spiral shaped, can’t be culturedSpirillum minor - spiral shaped, can’t be cultured Found worldwide, primarily AsiaFound worldwide, primarily Asia
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EntericsEnterics
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EdwardsiellaEdwardsiella EwingellaEwingella HafniaHafnia SerratiaSerratia SalmonellaSalmonella ShigellaShigella YersiniaYersinia
EnterobacteriaceaeEnterobacteriaceae
EscherichiaEscherichia EnterobacterEnterobacter KlebsiellaKlebsiella CitrobacterCitrobacter KluyveraKluyvera ProteusProteus ProvidenciaProvidencia MorganellaMorganella
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EnterobacteriaceaeEnterobacteriaceae
Virulence FactorsVirulence Factors cell wall is an important virulence factorcell wall is an important virulence factor Endotoxin or lipopolysaccharide composed Endotoxin or lipopolysaccharide composed
of:of: O polysaccharideO polysaccharide polysaccharide corepolysaccharide core
lipid A - which form repeating structural unitslipid A - which form repeating structural units
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EndotoxinEndotoxin
feverfever leucopenia: leucocytosisleucopenia: leucocytosis activation of complementactivation of complement thrombocytopenia thrombocytopenia can lead to shock and deathcan lead to shock and death
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Endotoxins: Pyrogenic EffectsEndotoxins: Pyrogenic Effects
Pyrogenic - fever producingPyrogenic - fever producingpresent in virtually every biologic assay present in virtually every biologic assay
system ever examinedsystem ever examinedorganism present in water systemsorganism present in water systems Heat stabileHeat stabile
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Enteric Antigenic Phase Variation:Enteric Antigenic Phase Variation:
Antigens: K-capsular & H-flagellarAntigens: K-capsular & H-flagellar Exhibit phase variation expressed under Exhibit phase variation expressed under
certain conditions.certain conditions.
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EnterotoxinsEnterotoxins
Heat stabileHeat stabile E.coli, E.coli, YersiniaYersinia Enterocolitica Enterocolitica Citrobacter freundiiCitrobacter freundii
Heat labileHeat labile Shiga Type Shiga Type Cholera Type Cholera Type
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Shiga Type EnterotoxinsShiga Type Enterotoxins
VerotoxinVerotoxin
E. E. colicoli ShigatoxinShigatoxin
ShigellaShigella
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Cholera Type EnterotoxinsCholera Type Enterotoxins
cholerae typecholerae type V.cholerae is not in EnterobacteriaceaeV.cholerae is not in Enterobacteriaceae
E. coli, Salmonella, KlebsiellaE. coli, Salmonella, Klebsiella A & B ToxinsA & B Toxins
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Community acquired infectionsCommunity acquired infections
E. coli is major cause of urinary tract E. coli is major cause of urinary tract infectionsinfections
also Proteus, Klebsiella, & Enterobacter sp.also Proteus, Klebsiella, & Enterobacter sp. Proteus mirabilis is the major cause of Proteus mirabilis is the major cause of
infection related kidney stonesinfection related kidney stones Klebsiella pneumoniae severe pneumoniaKlebsiella pneumoniae severe pneumonia
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Nosocomial InfectionsNosocomial Infections
45% of nosocomial Infections in the USA 45% of nosocomial Infections in the USA are caused by the Enterobacteriaceaeare caused by the Enterobacteriaceae Escherichia, Klebsiella, Enterobacter, Serratia, Escherichia, Klebsiella, Enterobacter, Serratia,
Citrobacter Proteus, ProvidenciaCitrobacter Proteus, Providencia Gram negative rods: all found in the Gram negative rods: all found in the
indigenous flora most frequently in the indigenous flora most frequently in the intestineintestine
E. coli is numero uno
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Nosocomial InfectionsSites of primary infectionNosocomial Infections
Sites of primary infection
urinary tracturinary tract lower respiratory tractlower respiratory tract surgical woundssurgical wounds blood streamblood stream skinskin
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Endotoxins : StructureEndotoxins : Structure
Toxic liposaccharide of outer membrane of Toxic liposaccharide of outer membrane of Gram negative bacteria. Released on Gram negative bacteria. Released on destruction of the celldestruction of the cell
O side chains ---O side chains --- CoreCore ------ Lipid ALipid A
oligosaccharides oligosaccharides polysaccharide polysaccharide
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Escherichia coliEscherichia coli
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E. coli: DiseasesE. coli: Diseases
GastorenteritisGastorenteritis SepticemiaSepticemia Urinary Tract InfectionUrinary Tract Infection Neonatal menigitis Neonatal menigitis
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E. coli: SepticemiaE. coli: Septicemia
Intestinal perforation and disseminated Intestinal perforation and disseminated urinary tract infections are the major cause urinary tract infections are the major cause of septicemia.of septicemia.
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E. coli: Urinary Tract InfectionE. coli: Urinary Tract Infection
serotypes O4, O6, O75serotypes O4, O6, O75
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E. coli: VirulenceE. coli: Virulence
resist killing in serumresist killing in serum produce hemolysinsproduce hemolysins adhere to epithelial cells adhere to epithelial cells
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E. coli: AntigensE. coli: Antigens
Antigens O, H, and K.Antigens O, H, and K. certain serotypes are associated with certain serotypes are associated with
specific diseasesspecific diseases
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AdhesionAdhesion
Most Enterobacteriaceae have FimbriaeMost Enterobacteriaceae have Fimbriae P fimbriae: E. coli - agglutinate human RBC P fimbriae: E. coli - agglutinate human RBC
with P group antigenwith P group antigen uropathogenic E. coliuropathogenic E. coli S fimbriae: bind to sialyl galactosides on human S fimbriae: bind to sialyl galactosides on human
erythrocyteserythrocytes E. coli that cause neonatal sepsis and meningitisE. coli that cause neonatal sepsis and meningitis
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ExotoxinsExotoxins
Proteins, most potent by unit weight, heat-Proteins, most potent by unit weight, heat-labile generally. labile generally.
Gram positive and Gram positive and Gram negative Gram negative organismsorganisms
Specific immune effects - antitoxinsSpecific immune effects - antitoxins Specific cellular effectsSpecific cellular effects
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E coli: Neonatal meningitisE coli: Neonatal meningitis
rare in North Americarare in North America acquired in birth canalacquired in birth canal virulence associated with K antigen virulence associated with K antigen
(capsular)(capsular)
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E.coli: GastroenteritisE.coli: Gastroenteritis
Small IntestineSmall Intestineenterotoxigenicenterotoxigenicenteropathogenicenteropathogenicenteroaggregativeenteroaggregative
Large IntestineLarge Intestineenteroinvasiveenteroinvasiveenterohemorrhagicenterohemorrhagic
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E coli: Small intestineE coli: Small intestine
EnterotoxigenicEnterotoxigenic Traveler’s DiarrheaTraveler’s Diarrhea Infant DiarrheaInfant Diarrhea
EnteropathogenicEnteropathogenic Infant: non-bloody stoolsInfant: non-bloody stools
EnteroaggregativeEnteroaggregative Infant: persistant and may have blood in stoolInfant: persistant and may have blood in stool
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E.coli: Large IntestineE.coli: Large Intestine
EnteroinvasiveEnteroinvasive watery, then dysentery-likewatery, then dysentery-like
EnterohemorrhagicEnterohemorrhagic hemorrhagic colitishemorrhagic colitis
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Escherichia coliEscherichia coli
common in large numbers in intestine of common in large numbers in intestine of mammals and many other warm blooded mammals and many other warm blooded animalsanimals
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E.coli: EpidemiologyE.coli: Epidemiology
North America & Western North America & Western EuropeEurope
most commonly most commonly associated with associated with endogenous infections endogenous infections (urinary tract infections (urinary tract infections most frequent)most frequent)
Gastroenteritis not as Gastroenteritis not as common as endogenous common as endogenous diseasesdiseases
Countries with poor Countries with poor hygienehygiene
bacterial sepsisbacterial sepsis neonatal meningitisneonatal meningitis gastroenteritisgastroenteritis
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E. Coli: PathogenicityE. Coli: Pathogenicity
EnteropathogenicEnteropathogenic EnterohemorrhagicEnterohemorrhagic
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Enteropathogenic E.coliEnteropathogenic E.coli
Adhere to cells of small intestine. Also Adhere to cells of small intestine. Also called enteroadherent. One of the adherence called enteroadherent. One of the adherence factors is plasmid mediated.factors is plasmid mediated.
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Enterohemorrhagic E coliEnterohemorrhagic E coli
hemorrhagic Gastroenteritishemorrhagic Gastroenteritis hemolytic Uuremic Syndromehemolytic Uuremic Syndrome
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Hemorrhagic gastroenteritisHemorrhagic gastroenteritis
Shiga-like toxin : half of the E. coli that Shiga-like toxin : half of the E. coli that cause the diseases are serotype 0157:H7.cause the diseases are serotype 0157:H7.
Hemorrhagic gastroenteritis: mild to severe, Hemorrhagic gastroenteritis: mild to severe, mostly in children < 5, undercooked ground mostly in children < 5, undercooked ground beef and unpasteurized milk.beef and unpasteurized milk.
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Hemolytic uremic syndrome: Hemolytic uremic syndrome:
acute renal failure, thrombocytopenia, acute renal failure, thrombocytopenia, microangiopathic (small blood vessels), microangiopathic (small blood vessels), hemolytic anemia. Drop in blood cells due hemolytic anemia. Drop in blood cells due to hemolysis of red cells in small blood to hemolysis of red cells in small blood vessels. vessels.
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The EndThe End
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Short AnswersShort Answers
Construct a table of the virulence factors Construct a table of the virulence factors associated with ??? and the biological associated with ??? and the biological activity of eachactivity of each
Use a series of no more than four diagrams Use a series of no more than four diagrams to describe the mechanism of ??? activityto describe the mechanism of ??? activity
Describe the clinical manifestions ???Describe the clinical manifestions ??? Construct a table listing the common ??? Construct a table listing the common ???
species and the associated human diseases.species and the associated human diseases.