Mycoplasma And Ureaplasma Micro Final Chart

Mycoplasma and Ureaplasma Introduction Pathogenesis Epidemiology Mycoplasm pneumonia

Ureaplasm urealyticum Mycoplasm hominis Mycoplasmas and other diseases Mycoplasmas and diagnosis

 M. pneumonia M. pneumonia: M. hominis, M. genitalum, Ureaplasma Clinical syndrome:   . CXR: SEE BEFORE SX Sequelae: PROGRESSESSTEVENS-JOHNSON SYNDROME.  Complications:   

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Mycoplasms Tx and control

 large Fried egg colonies 

Orthomyxoviridae Orthomyxoviridae   Introduction Influenzae virus Important Proteins Influenzae Epidemics and Pandemics and Epidemiology Influenzae virus Pathogenesis Influenzae & Immunity The “Flu” – The “Grippe” Influenzae Complications

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Influenzae Lab Diagnosis Influenzae Tx Influenzae Control

Picornaviridae   Damage is d/t viral cytopathology NOT immunopathology!!

PATHOGENESIS:   CURSE OF DISEASE:    detected in oropharynx 1-3daysshed from intestine for up to 30days EPIDEMIOLOGY: CLINICAL SYNDROME: OUTCOMES:       INCREASED RISK OF PARALYTIC POLIO: POST POLIO SYNDROME (PPS):