Title | Ch 23 CVS & Lymph Diff Diagnosis Spr2020 |
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Course | Microbiology For Health Professionals |
Institution | Drexel University |
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ANIMAL Reservoir
Differential Diagnosis CVS & Lymphatic Diseases
Direct Contact
VECTOR
Specific Animal
RASH
Rats
FEVER
Cats
ANS: Plague Sign/Symptom: Bubonic: buboes, fever, internal hemorrhaging; septicemic, fever, abdominal pain, shock, necrosis in extremities
Large Mammals Cattle
ANS: Brucellosis Sign/Symptom: undulating fever, chronic flu-like symptoms, Granuloma
ANS: Lyme Disease
Macular Spotted Louse
Undulating Fever
Yes
Bull’s Eye
Mode of Transmission
No ANS: Visceral Leishmaniasis Sign/symptom: enlargement of lymph nodes, liver, spleen, and bone marrow
Bite/Scratch ANS: Cat-Scratch Fever Sign/symptom: lymph node swelling, pain, fever, chills, fatigue
Sign/symptom: stiff neck, facial paralysis, msucle stiffness, early disseminated
Differential Diagnosis Visceral Leishmaniasis Muco/Cutaneous Leishmaniasis Lyme’s Disease Epidemic Typhus Endemic Typhus Rocky Mt. Spotted Fever Anthrax Malaria Babesiosis Brucellosis Tularemia Cyclic Plague Relapsing Fever Rat-Bite Fever Cat-Scratch Fever Toxoplasmosis
Yes
No
Tick ANS: Rocky Mt. Spotted Fever Sign/symptom: high fever, headache, body aches, nausea and vomiting, potentially fatal hypotension and ischemia due to blood coagulation
ANS: Epidemic typhus Sign/Symptom: high fever, body aches, potentially fatal damage to heart and brain
Pneumonia
Relapsing Fever ANS: Relapsing fever Sign/Symptom: recurring fever, headache, muscle aches
Rat Flea Mosquito
ANS: Endemic typhus Sign/symptom: low grade fever, rash, headache, cough
ANS: Malaria Sign/symptom: extreme fever, chills, myalgia, nausea, vomiting
Ingestion ANS: Toxoplasmosis Sign/symptom: tissue cysts, in pregnant women, birth defects or miscarriage
Tick
ANS: Babesiosis
Sign/Symptom: myalgia, arthralgia, fever, malaise, chills
Rabbit
Rodent
ANS: Tularemia ANS: Rat bite fever Sign/symptom: Skin Sign/symptom: ulcer, fever, muscle and lesions, fever, buboes joint pain, rash chills, headache
Sandfly ANS: Muco/Cutaenous Leishmaniasis Sign/symptom sores at site of insect bite that may start out as papules or nodules before forming as large ulcers
Tissue Destruction ANS: Anthrax Sign/Symptom: eschar at site of infection, may lead to septicemia and can be fatal
Differential Diagnosis CVS & Lymphatic Diseases
Other FEVERS
Bacterial
Mono-like
Cardiac Involvement
SEPSIS
Arthritis
Yes ANS: Rheumatic Fever Sign/symptom: migratory asymmetric polyarthritis, pancarditis, painless subcutaneous nodules,
Assoc w/ Congenital Infection
Assoc w/ Childbirth
No High Fever w/ Intense Joint Pain
Yes
No
Differential Diagnosis Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome Septic Shock Puerperal Sepsis Viral Bacterial Endocarditis Rheumatic Fever Mononucleosis Cytomegalovirus Chickungunya Hemorrhagic Dengue Fever Yellow Fever Ebola Zika
No
ANS: Chikungunya Sign/Symptom: mild systemic infection, high fever, rash, associated with
ANS: Cytomegalovirus
ANS: Bacterial Endocarditis Sign/Symptom: chest pain, difficulty breathing, fever, dry cough
Yes ANS: Puerperal Sepsis Sign/Symptom: rapid onset fever, shock, death
Sign/Symptom: microcephaly, chorioretinitis, sensorineural deafness
No ANS: Septic Shock Sign/Symptom: : shortness of breath, fever, shivering, or feeling very cold, extreme pain or discomfort, a high heart rate,
Yes
ANS: Yellow Fever Sign/Symptom: nausea, constipation, fatigue, moderate to severe cases may include jaundice, rash, mucosal hemorrhaging, seizures, shock, and death
ANS: Mononucleosis Sign/Symptom: pharyngitis, fever, extreme fatigue, swelling of lymph nodes, spleen, and liver
Yes
ANS: Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome
Jaundice
ANS: Zika Sign/symptom: conjunctivitis, low grade fever, mild macular popular rash on hands/feet
arthritis in patients > 50 y/o
Inhalation Vector Transmission
No/Low Fever w/ Mod Joint Pain
Sign/Symptom: initial flu like symptoms followed by pulmonary edema and hypotension leading to pneumonia and shock
Contact w/ Blood ANS: Ebola Sign/Symptom: organ failure, often failure, vomiting, diarrhea, headache, fever
No ANS: Dengue Sign/symptom: can be fatal, hemorrhaging, vomiting, extreme bone and joint pain, abdominal pain...