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Infectious Diseases Unit 2 Lesson 6 plan

Infectious Diseases Unit 2 Lesson 6 plan. Do Now. You are sick and two different bacteria could be causing your symptoms. Both types of bacteria are sensitive to different antibiotics. How would you find out which antibiotic to use?. What’s growing in your nose?

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Infectious Diseases Unit 2 Lesson 6 plan

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  1. Infectious Diseases • Unit 2 Lesson 6 plan

  2. Do Now • You are sick and two different bacteria could be causing your symptoms. • Both types of bacteria are sensitive to different antibiotics. • How would you find out which antibiotic to use?

  3. What’s growing in your nose? • Lets make some observations from the plates! + or ?

  4. Next step: antibiotic susceptibility – • Your teacher will re-plate Staph. Aureus for antibiotic susceptibility by streaking it as a ‘lawn’. Place disks impregnated With antibiotic on the plate Streak in two directions To fill the plate Take a single colony if possible

  5. Switching Gears Slightly

  6. Case StudyObjective: Finding the microbes that make us sickWe need to isolate the pathogen to treat the disease Why? Any time you see a question with a pink box round it, answer it in your notebook. If the question doesn’t have a pink box round it, it is to help you learn.

  7. Case Study: Love that dirty water! Carlos went to a picnic yesterday. It was so hot he went to swim in the pond, even though his cousin told him the water was dirty and the flag alerted him not to swim in the water.

  8. Later that afternoon… Carlos went to the hospital. He is experiencing explosive diarrhea and he’s feeling really sick What will the doctor do first in order to find out what is making Carlos sick?

  9. If Carlos has caught cholera …. Daily Star, Bangladesh April 2009 Sack et al., 2004 Rice water stool Cholera is transmitted by water contaminated with feces containing vibrio cholera. If you drink the contaminated water the bacteria infect your gut and suck the water out of your intestine. This causes a severe watery diarrhea. If you sample the stool it will have millions of vibrio cholera in it. Vibriocholera

  10. If Carlos has caught typhoid…. Typhoid is transmitted by water contaminated with feces containing Salmonella typhi. In this case, you drink the contaminated water the bacteria perforate your gut wall and are taken up cells of the immune system. This causes a severe bloody diarrhea. But very few bacteria remain in the gut. Salmonella Typhi Where might the Doctors take a sample from in this case?

  11. If Carlos has caught typhoid There are also very few bacteria in the blood, so it is very hard to diagnose typhoid by finding the bacteria. These are the options: Grow bacteria from the blood (very few bacteria, so need lots of blood and days of culture) Grow bacteria from the bone marrow where the immune cells end up (very painful to take a sample) Look in the stool for any antibodies that have been made to Salmonella Typhi. This takes 2 weeks, and you might be dead by then. Also, this assay only shows that a person has been infected with Salmonella typhi at some point; not necessarily this point.

  12. OK, we’ve managed to get a sample containing bacteria How do we know for sure what kind it is? What might be the first thing you would do?

  13. Try to get a look at it with a microscope? Bacteria come in different shapes Spheres (cocci) Spirilla Rods

  14. Are the cholera and the typhoid bacteria rods, cocci or spirilla? Vibrio cholera (cholera) Salmonella typhi(typhoid) What structures do they share? Do they differ in any way that you can see?

  15. Remember the two types of cell wall: Gram positive A thick outside wall protects the bacteria – it will take up blue dye Gram negative The wall is thinner and in the middle of two membranes It doesn’t take up dye will stay pink in color

  16. Vibrio and salmonella – gram positive or gram negative? Vibrio cholera Salmonella typhimurium Can we use gram stain to distinguish between them? Hint – focus on the cell wall

  17. How could we diagnose whether Carlos has cholera or typhoid? Vibrio cholera Salmonella typhimurium

  18. Case Two: Love that greasy burger! Charlie was at the picnic with Carlos. He went swimming too, and ate a hamburgerNow Charlie has stomach cramps and diarrhea too. Not as bad as Carlos (yet) but he heard what happened to his cousin, so he went to the doctor too. Design a strategy to make a diagnosis

  19. Let’s say it could be one of two species of Salmonella What shape? Gram positive or Gram negative? Food poisoning Typhoid What next?

  20. Remember the Gram stain marks the cell wall Gram negative All gram negative bacteria have the LPS protein The immune system recognizes the LPS as a foreign invader The LPS protein is different in different bacteria The immune system makes different antibodies to different LPS proteins. The wall is thinner and in the Middle of two membranes It doesn’t take up dye So easily Where would we find the different antibodies?

  21. Wrap up • Give some examples of diseases we still don’t understand today. Could any of them be infectious? • How would we find out? • What if the infectious agent only causes disease in some people – like Typhoid Mary?

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