DISEASES OF THE DIGESTIVE AND REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMS (Chapter 22) Typhoid Fever Pa
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DISEASES OF THE DIGESTIVE AND REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMS (Chapter 22) Typhoid Fever Pathogen: Symptoms: High, high fever, blood in diarrhea_ Kingdom: Shape: Gram+/ Shigellosis, Bacillary Dysentery Pathogen: Symptoms:--High fever, blood in diarrhea- Kingdom: Shape: Gram +/-: EHEC/ 0157:H7 Pathogen: Symptoms: High fever, blood in diarrhea, blood in urine Method of Transmission: commonly Undercooked hamburger meat Kingdom Shape:- Gram +/ #1 Food poisoning in USA/ Campylo. Gastroenteritis Pathogen Symptoms: _Abdominal cramping, possible vomiting, diarrhea Method of Transmission: No1 food poisoning USA Kingdom: Shape: Spirillum Gram +/-: C. diff. Associated Diarrhea Pathogen: Symptoms: Patients on antibiotics for far too long. Super smelly persistent diarrhea. Kingdom: Shape: Gram +1 Cholera Pathogen: Symptoms: Super watery diarrhea, no fever Kingdom Shape:-Curved or V-shaped rod_-Gram +/-:-Explanation / Answer
Typhoid Fever
Pathogen: Salmonella typhi
Symptoms: High fever, blood in diarrhea, skin rash with rose color spots will be developed and platelet count goes down slowly and risk of bleeding rises.
Kingdom: Bacteria/ proteobacteria
Shape: rod shape
Gram Negative (Gm-)
Shigellosis, Bacillary Dysentery
Pathogen: Shigella dysenteriae /sonnei/flexneri
Symptoms: High fever, blood in diarrhea, abdominal pain, body aches, nausea, vomiting, rapid dehydartion and weight loss
Kingdom: Bacteria/ proteobacteria
Shape: rod shape/Bacillus, nonmotile, nonspore forming
Gram Negative (Gm-)
EHEC/O157:H7
Pathogen: Enterohemorrhagic E.coli (EHEC ) serotype O157:H7 human pathogen
Symptoms: High fever, blood in diarrhea, blood in urine, hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUC)
Method of transmission: Commonly undercooked hamburger meat through food borne zoonotic agent and produce Verocyto-toxin (VTEC)/Shiga-toxin (STEC) which is responsible for HUS.
Kingdom: Bacteria/ Eubacteria
Shape: rod shape/Bacillus
Gram Negative (Gm-)
Food Poisoning in USA/ Campylo. Gastroenteritis
Pathogen: Campylobacter Species (enteritis)
Symptoms: Abdominal cramping, possible vomiting, diarrhea, body aches, nausea, vomiting, inflammation of lining of gut
Method of transmission: No 1 food Poisoning USA, By ingestion of raw or contaminated food, particularly raw milk and meat
Kingdom: Bacteria/ Proteobacteria
Shape: Spiral (s) or curved Shape
Gram Negative (Gm-)
diff. Associated Diarrhea
Pathogen: Clostridium difficile
Symptoms: Patients on antibiotic for far too long. Super smelly persistent, abdominal pain, diarrhea and fever with very low-level body water (watery diarrhea)
Kingdom: Bacteria/Eubacteria
Shape: rod shape/Bacillus, spore forming
Gram Positive (Gm+)
Cholera
Pathogen: Vibrio cholerae
Symptoms: Super watery Diarrhea, no fever, severe vomiting, water-electrolyte imbalance
Kingdom: Bacteria/ proteobacteria
Shape: Curved or V-shaped rod
Gram Negative (Gm-)
Gonorrhea
Pathogen: Neisseria gonorrhoeae
Symptoms: Severe burning urination usually presenting sooner and more violently in men rather than woman, testicular pain
Method of transmission: A sexually transmitted bacterial infection and spread by sexual contact
Kingdom: Bacteria/ bacteria
Shape: coffee bean shaped diplococci
Gram Negative (Gm-)
Chlamydia
Pathogen: Chlamydia trachomatis
Symptoms: More detrimental/consequences can happen to woman in the form of PID (pelvic inflammatory disease), pain during sex, vomiting
Method of transmission: A sexually transmitted bacterial infection and spread by sexual contact and spread through vaginal, anal, and oral sex.
Kingdom: Bacteria/ Eubacteria
Shape: Ovoid shape
Gram Negative (Gm-)
Syphilis
Pathogen: Treponema pallidum
Symptoms: reference secondary syphilis with rashes and sores in vagina
Method of transmission: A sexually transmitted bacterial infection and spread by sexual contact
Kingdom: Bacteria/ Eubacteria
Shape: Spirochete
Gram Negative (Gm-)
Herpes
Pathogen: Herpes simplex is a virus (HSV1/ HSV2)
Symptoms: small open blisters that are painful in the genital area. Often difficult for patient to describe and embarrassed to seek treatment
Method of transmission: Direct contact and spread by sexual contact
Kingdom: Virus (Herpesviridiae)
HIV/AIDS
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