In this slide, I will teach you about first-gram positive cocci which staphylococcus aureus. I will tell you about its diseases, transmission, pathogenesis, characteristics, lab diagnosis, treatment, and prevention
5. Diseases
Most Common cause human infections
Hospital Acquired Pneumonia(Nosocomial- 48 to 72h)
Post viral bacterial pneumonia
Osteomyelitis (painful joint)
Septic Arthritis (moving ability loss)
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7. Local Skin infections
Pyogenic (Abscesses containing pus foot and many organs)
(Central raised area or necrosis whitish pus surround by erythema)
Furuncles and boils (infection hair follicle)
Carbuncle
Multi headed abscess under skin on back of neck, yellow pus near center lesion.
Surgical Wound infection
Due poor skin hygiene or absence of aseptic measures.
Impetigo
Crops of vesicles with honey colored crust (S. pyogenes)
Folliculitis
Multiple small pustules with pus on chin & neck
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9. Disseminated infections
Endocarditis
Due IV drug use.
Sepsis
Due IV drug use. Multiple organ failure.
Kawasaki disease
(Inflammation of vessels and lymph nodes)
Aneurysm of coronary arteries.
(Abnormal dilation )
10. Exotoxin mediated diseases
Gastroenteritis
Food Poisoning due improper food storage.
Toxic shock syndrome
(Due Vaginal & nasal tampon use for absorb blood )
Scaled Skin syndrome
(Rolled up desquamated skin or peeling in infants)
13. Pathogenesis
Toxic shock syndrome toxin
Super antigen stimulate helper T cells to release Large amount of lymphokines i.e IL2
Enterotoxin
Super antigen has short incubation period(symptom). Present in meats and myonies
Scaled Skin syndrome toxin
Exfoliatin ,Protease cleave desmoglein in tight junctions in the skin.
Alpha toxin
Membrane disrupt Necrosis of skin and hemolysis.
14. Pathogenesis
Protein A ,
Virulent factor bind heavy chain IgG to prevent activation of complement.
Prevent phagocytosis.
Teichoic acids
Polymer of ribitol phosphate, help in adherence to mucosal cells)
Lipoteichoic acid
Surface adhesion molecule Induce septic shock by cytokines i.e IL1 and TNF from macrophages.
P-V leukocidin, (panton valentine)
Pore forming toxin kill WBC by damaging cell membrane.
15. Predisposing Factors
Break in the skin
Foreign Bodies (sutures)
Intravenous drug use (right side endocarditis)
Tampon use (toxic shock syndrome)
Neutrophill Level below 500/uL
18. Laboratory Diagnosis
Gram stained smear and culture (crystal violet)
Yellow or gold colonies in blood agar due Staphyloxanthin (carotenoid pigment)
Ferment mannitol agar yellow (due enzymes)
Coagulase positive
(Tube inoculated form clotted plasma ,Fibrinogen into fibrin &
prothrombin to thrombin)
Catalase positive (H202 into o2 and H20)
Patchy infiltrate at X-ray (normal aerated and infected lung lobules)
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20. Treatment
Penicillin G for sensitive isolates by pencillin binding proteins on cell membrane.
Nafcillin for plasma encoded B lactamase resistant isolates (85%)
Vancomycin for resistant to nafcillin by change in plasma binding proteins(NRSA)
MRSA ( methicillin resistant staphylococci)
Rare vancomycin resistant, Genes located in transposons on plasmid encode enzymes
substitute D-lactate fro D-alanine into peptidoglycan.
Exhibit tolerance, inhibited by antibiotics but not killed.
Incision & drainage (I &D) for skin abscess.
21. Prevention
Cefazolin to prevent surgical infections
Hand washing
Cleanliness
Reduce IV drug use
Reduce time of tampon use
Reduce nasal carriage
Refrigate food
No Vaccine
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