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Vibrios, Campylobacter and Helicobacter
Helicobacter pylori
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What mnemonic is used to remember H. pylori?
Dirty pile of clothes
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What color are the walls in the H. pylori scene?
Pink
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What does the pink color of the walls signify?
H.pylori is a gram-negative organism
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What shape is H. pylori?
Curved bacillus
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What does the mustache on the stepdad represent?
H.pylori is a curved bacillus
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What does the flag on the wall indicate about H. pylori?
It is
flagellated
and
motile
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What does the hematoxylin and eosin stain show?
Curved
bacilli
adjacent to
gastric
mucosa
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What is pathognomonic for H. pylori?
Organisms adjacent to
gastric mucosa
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Why is the H&E stain not as reliable?
It may not show
pink
or
red
organisms
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What type of stain is often used for H. pylori?
Silver-based
stains
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What does the silver plate with silverware represent?
H.pylori can be diagnosed with silver stains
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Where does H. pylori colonize?
The
antrum
of the stomach
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What does the cat on the pile of clothes signify?
H.pylori is catalase positive
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What does the yellow streak of urine indicate?
H.pylori is urease positive
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How does H. pylori survive in the acidic stomach?
It produces
ammonia
to create an alkaline environment
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What does the blue necklace worn by the mom represent?
H.pylori is oxidase positive
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What does the red stain on the blanket symbolize?
H.pylori causes peptic ulcer disease
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What does the gas cloud represent?
H.pylori can cause chronic gastritis
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What does the cancer hope ribbon symbolize?
H.pylori can cause gastric carcinoma
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What does the malt shake represent?
H.pylori can cause malt lymphoma
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How is H. pylori diagnosed?
With a
urease breath test
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What does the urease breath test exploit?
H.pylori converts urea into CO2 and ammonia
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What is the treatment for H. pylori?
Triple therapy:
amoxicillin
,
clarithromycin
,
PPI
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What does the vacuum represent in the treatment of H. pylori?
H.pylori can be treated with proton pump inhibitors
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What does the ammo belt signify in the treatment of H. pylori?
H.pylori should be treated with amoxicillin
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What does the clarinet represent in the treatment of H. pylori?
H.pylori should be treated with clarithromycin
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What are the components of the triple therapy for H. pylori treatment?
Amoxicillin
Clarithromycin
Proton pump inhibitor
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What is the most likely cause of the patient's symptoms in the case study?
Nsaid
use leading to
peptic ulcer disease
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Why is it important to consider other causes of peptic ulcer disease?
Chronic
NSAID
use is a major cause
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What does black tarry stools indicate?
Upper GI bleed
due to
peptic ulcer
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What symptoms suggest anemia and hypovolemia in the patient?
Tachycardia
and
hypotension
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Why is the correct answer to the case study B?
Chronic
NSAID
use is highly suggestive
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What should you beware of when diagnosing a bleeding ulcer?
Consider other causes like
NSAID
use
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What is the final conclusion about H. pylori from the material?
H.pylori is a significant cause of peptic ulcers
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