Serious & Notifiable Infections — Flashcards

Serious & Notifiable Infections — Flashcards

Serious & Notifiable Infections — Flashcards

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#71

If there is still a strong suspicion of Lyme disease in patients with a -ve antibody ELISA test who have been symptomatic for ≥12 weeks → _____

#72

Rarely, lyme disease can cause serious complications such as: Neurological: _____, Meningitis, Radiculopathy Rheumatological: Inflammatory arthritis Cardiac:: Heart block, Pericarditis

#73

What is the initial management of osteomyelitis with signs of sepsis? _____

#74

How is Lyme disease diagnosed in patients WITHOUT erythema migrans? _____ followed by an Immunoblot test if positive or equivocal

#75

Anopheles mosquito injects _____ into the bloodstream, which invade hepatocytes, mature into schizonts, and rupture/release merozoites into the blood stream

#76

P. _____ & P. ovale form dormant hypnozoites, which can reactivate weeks-to-years later

#77

Plasmodium _____ is the most severe cause of malaria

#78

Malaria is most common in _____

Hint: region

#79

The incubation period of malaria is _____-30 days, consider alternative diagnosis if < time

#80

In malaria, RBCs rupture as part of the Plasmodium life cycle, resulting in _____ and cyclical fever

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