MICROBIOLOGY PPT LECTURE NOTES | Karya Tulis Ilmiah
(2)
(3)
Morphology & Identification
Gram positiveGram positive
Facultative anaerobesFacultative anaerobes Grape like-clustersGrape like-clusters
Catalase positiveCatalase positive
Major components of Major components of
normal flora
normal flora
skinskin nosenose
Catalase test (过氧化氢
酶)
(4)
(5)
(6)
Pathogenesis
• Catalase
• Coagulase
• Hyaluronidase and Lipase ipase
• Hemolysin or sphingomyelinase Csphingomyelinase C
• Leukocidin
• Exfoliative Toxin
• Toxic Shock Syndrome Toxin (superantigen) • Enterotoxins Protein A Protein A immunoglobulin immunoglobulin Fc receptor Fc receptor BACTERIUM BACTERIUM PHAGOCYTE PHAGOCYTE
(7)
Pathogenesis of staphylococcal infections
Stye:
Stye:麦粒肿麦粒肿
Carbuncle:
Carbuncle:痈痈
Impetigo
(8)
Suppurative
• Skin Skin
Furuncle; Protein A, Leukocidin, Hemolysin Furuncle; Protein A, Leukocidin, Hemolysin Stye; lipase Stye; lipase
Impetigo; contagious Impetigo; contagious Epidermal necrolysis Epidermal necrolysis
Exfoliative Dermatitis (6,7,8); Exfoliative toxin Exfoliative Dermatitis (6,7,8); Exfoliative toxin Mastitis Mastitis
Abscess (deep tissue); granulation; coagulase, hyaluronidase (burn, Abscess (deep tissue); granulation; coagulase, hyaluronidase (burn,
wound)
wound)
• Systemic Systemic
(9)
•
Food poisoning
Food poisoning
•
Toxic shock syndrome
Toxic shock syndrome
•
babies
babies
– scalded skin syndromescalded skin syndrome
* ExfoliatinExfoliatin
• feverfever
• scarlatiniformscarlatiniform rash rash
• desquamationdesquamation
• vomitingvomiting
• diarrheadiarrhea
• myalgiasmyalgias • not a human infectionnot a human infection
• food contaminated from humans food contaminated from humans
– growth growth
– enterotoxinenterotoxin
• onset and recovery both occur within few hoursonset and recovery both occur within few hours
(10)
Infections associated with indwelling devices
(11)
Laboratory
• A. Direct examination; Gram Stain • B. Primary media; BAP
• C. Differential Tests. 1. Mannitol Salts
2. Coagulase 3. DNase
• D. Phage typing
• E. Antibiotic Sensitivity (plasmid, B lactamase) : penicillin
(12)
GRAM POSITIVE COCCI
S. aureus
hemolytic mannitol yellow
+
-Staphylococcus (Clusters) Streptococcus (pairs & chains) Catalase
• BETA: Bacitracin S .pyogenes (group A) CAMP/Hippurate S. agalactiae (group B)
Hemolysis Coagulase
S. epidermidis
nonhem olytic (usua lly) mannitol
white
(2) ALPHA: Optochin/Bile Solubility S. pneumoniae
• GAMMA: Bile Esculin 6.5% NaCl Group D* Enterococcus
Bile Esc ulin 6.5% NaCl Group D* Non-Enterococcus
(*can also be beta or alpha hemolytic)
Note: Strep. viridans
are alpha hemolytic and negat ive for all the tests below + + + + + + +
(13)
Staphylococcus epidermidis
Staphylococcus epidermidis
• major component skin floramajor component skin flora
• opportunistic infections opportunistic infections
– less common than less common than S.aureusS.aureus
• nosocomial infectionsnosocomial infections
– heart valvesheart valves
• IdentificationIdentification
– Non-hemolytic Non-hemolytic ((sheep blood agarsheep blood agar))
– Does not ferment mannitolDoes not ferment mannitol
– Non-pigmented Non-pigmented
– Coagulase-negativeCoagulase-negative
Staphylococcus saprophyticus
Staphylococcus saprophyticus
•
urinary tract infections
urinary tract infections
•
coagulase-negative
coagulase-negative
(14)
(15)
(16)
(17)
(18)
Morphology & Identification
•
facultative anaerobe
facultative anaerobe
•
Gram-positive
Gram-positive
•
Chains
Chains
or pairs
or pairs
•
Catalase
Catalase
negative
negative
(19)
Cell surface structure of S pyogenes and extracellular substances
•Lancefield groupsLancefield groups
*one or more species per groupone or more species per group
*surface antigens: M, T, Rsurface antigens: M, T, R
groupable streptococcistreptococci
•A, B and DA, B and D
–most importantmost important
•C, G, F C, G, F
–RareRare
Non-groupable
Non-groupable
•S. pneumoniaeS. pneumoniae
–pneumonia pneumonia
•viridans streptococciviridans streptococci
–e.g.e.g. S. mutans S. mutans
*dental dental
caries
(20)
Lipoteichoic Acid and F-protein
Lipoteichoic Acid and F-protein
fibronectin
fibronectin
lipoteichoic acid
lipoteichoic acid
F-protein
F-protein
epithelial cells
(21)
M protein
M protein
•
major target
major target
– natural immunitynatural immunity
•
strain variation
strain variation
– antigenicityantigenicity
•
re-infection
re-infection
(22)
M protein
M protein
M protein M protein fibrinogen fibrinogen r r r peptidoglycan peptidoglycan r r r IgG IgG ComplementComplement IMMUNEIMMUNE
NON-IMMUNE
(23)
(24)
Hemolysis
alpha
beta
(25)
(26)
(27)
S
.
.
pyogenes (
pyogenes (
Group A)
Group A)
-suppurative
-suppurative
• affect all ages peak incidence at affect all ages peak incidence at
5-15 years of age
5-15 years of age
• non-invasive non-invasive
– pharyngitis pharyngitis
– skin infection, impetigoskin infection, impetigo
• invasive bacteremia invasive bacteremia
– toxic shock-like syndrome toxic shock-like syndrome – "flesh eating" bacteria"flesh eating" bacteria
(28)
• Scarlet fever Scarlet fever rash rash
erythrogenic toxin erythrogenic toxin
• rheumatic fever rheumatic fever
inflammatory diseaseinflammatory disease life threateninglife threatening
chronic sequalaechronic sequalae fever fever
HeartHeart JointsJoints
rheumatic NOT rheumatoid arthritisrheumatic NOT rheumatoid arthritis
• Acute glomerulonephritis Acute glomerulonephritis
immune complex disease of kidney
immune complex disease of kidney
Rheumatic fever -etiology Rheumatic fever -etiology
M protein M protein
– cross-reacts heart myosin cross-reacts heart myosin
– autoimmunityautoimmunity
cell wall antigens cell wall antigens
– poorly digested poorly digested in vivoin vivo
– persist indefinitelypersist indefinitely
Post-infectious diagnosis (serology)
Post-infectious diagnosis (serology)
• antibodies to streptolysin Oantibodies to streptolysin O
• important if delayed clinical sequelae important if delayed clinical sequelae
occur
occur
• superantigensuperantigen
• T cell mitogen T cell mitogen
• activates immune activates immune
system
(29)
Group B streptococcus -
Group B streptococcus -
identification
identification
• neonatal meningitisneonatal meningitis• septicemiasepticemia • transmission transmission
– vaginal floravaginal flora
hemolysishemolysis
• hippurate hydrolysishippurate hydrolysis • CAMP reactionCAMP reaction
(30)
Group D streptococcus
Group D streptococcus
• Growth on bile esculin agarGrowth on bile esculin agar
– black precipitate black precipitate
• 6.5% saline6.5% saline
• growgrow
– enterococcienterococci • no growth no growth
(31)
Enterococci
Enterococci
• distantly related to other streptococcidistantly related to other streptococci • genus genus EnterococcusEnterococcus
• gut floragut flora
– urinary tract infection urinary tract infection
• fecal contaminationfecal contamination
– opportunistic infectionsopportunistic infections
• particularly endocarditisparticularly endocarditis
• most common most common E. (S.) faecalisE. (S.) faecalis
• resistant to many antibiotics resistant to many antibiotics
– including vancomycinincluding vancomycin
(32)
Viridans streptococci
Viridans streptococci
• diverse species diverse species• oral oral
• dental cariesdental caries
hemolytic and negative for other tests hemolytic and negative for other tests
• non-groupable.non-groupable.
• includes includes S. mutansS. mutans
– endocarditis endocarditis
(33)
Streptococcus pneumoniae
S. pneumoniae - diplococci
• capsule: capsule:
• pneumolysinpneumolysin: :
• Surface protein adhesinand Surface protein adhesinand secretory IgA protease.
secretory IgA protease.
• Teichoic acid and the Teichoic acid and the
Peptidoglycan fragment,
Peptidoglycan fragment,
phosphorylchorine .
phosphorylchorine .
• leading cause pneumonialeading cause pneumonia
– particularly young and oldparticularly young and old
– after damage to upper after damage to upper respiratory tract
respiratory tract
*e.g. following viral infection *e.g. following viral infection
• bacteremiabacteremia
• meningitismeningitis
(34)
GRAM POSITIVE COCCI
S. aureus
hemolytic mannitol yellow
+
-Staphylococcus (Clusters) Streptococcus (pairs & chains) Catalase
• BETA: Bacitracin S .pyogenes (group A) CAMP/Hippurate S. agalactiae (group B)
Hemolysis Coagulase
S. epidermidis
nonhem olytic (usua lly) mannitol
white
(2) ALPHA: Optochin/Bile Solubility S. pneumoniae
• GAMMA: Bile Esculin 6.5% NaCl Group D* Enterococcus
Bile Esc ulin 6.5% NaCl Group D* Non-Enterococcus
(*can also be beta or alpha hemolytic)
Note: Strep. viridans
are alpha hemolytic and negat ive for all the tests below + + + + + + +
(35)
Streptex antiserum
Latex agglutination - streptococci
Quellung reaction Quellung reaction
• using antisera using antisera
• capsule "fixed" capsule "fixed"
• visible microscopicallyvisible microscopically
Not optochin sensitive optochin sensitive
(36)
Prevention and Treatment
Prevention and Treatment
•
Immunity ; 14 capsule types mixed
Immunity ; 14 capsule types mixed
vaccine
vaccine
•
M
M
ost strains susceptible to
ost strains susceptible to
penicillin
penicillin
, but
, but
resistance is
resistance is
common
(37)
•
Gram negative Gram negative• diplococci (pairs of diplococci (pairs of
cocci)
cocci)
• oxidase positiveoxidase positive
• Culture: 5-10% COCulture: 5-10% CO22
• Thayer Martin. Thayer Martin.
– selective selective
– chocolate agarchocolate agar
* heated bloodheated blood
Neisseria
Neisseria
(38)
Capsule
LPS
N. meningitidis
Virulence Factors
Similar, but – Differences in utilization
Hemolysin IgA protease PILI
Opacity (OPA) proteins Outer Membrane Proteins
N. gonorrhoeae
LPS
PILI
Opacity (OPA) proteins Outer Membrane Proteins IgA protease
NO capsule NO hemolysin
X
(39)
Neisseria gonorrhoeae
Using the Gram stain in patient specimens, the organisms are most often observed in polymorphonuclear leukocytes
Gram stain of pure culture Urethral exudate
• After 2-14 daysAfter 2-14 days
•FFound only in manound only in man
• GGonorrheaonorrhea: : second most common venereal second most common venereal
disease
(40)
Pili = key in anchorage of organisms
to mucosal epithelium.
Nonpiliated gonococci are avirulent
Porin proteins (Por) = prevent phagolysosome fusion & allow intracellular survival [ also called protein I]
Opacity proteins (Opa) = binding of organisms to epithelium [also called protein II]
Reduction-modifiable proteins (Rmp) = protection against bactericidal antibodies [ also called protein III]
Neisseria gonorrhoeae
(41)
Bartholin’s Duct
(42)
Disseminated gonococcal infection (DGI).
Fever, polyarthritis
(or monoarticular septic arthritis), and/or dermatitis
(pustules on a hemorrhagic base).
Purulent conjunctivitis/Ophthalmia neonatorum Infection in newborns during vaginal delivery
(43)
Smear
Smear
• polymorphonuclear cellpolymorphonuclear cell
• Gram negative cocciGram negative cocci
many in cellsmany in cells
• CultureCulture
•
lactamase-resistant cephalosporin
lactamase-resistant cephalosporin
–
e.g. ceftriaxone
e.g. ceftriaxone
•
resistant strains
resistant strains
–
common
common
–
produce
produce
lactamases
lactamases
–
destroy penicillin
destroy penicillin
Antibiotic therapy
(44)
N. meningitidis
N. meningitidis
(the "meningococcus")
(45)
Neisseria
Neisseria
meningitidis
meningitidis
• resides resides in man onlyin man only
• usually sporadic cases usually sporadic cases
– mostly young mostly young
children
children
• outbreaks outbreaks
– adults adults
– crowded conditions crowded conditions
* e.g. army e.g. army
barracks
barracks
• 1-4 1-4 daysdays
• SSecond most common econd most common
meningitis
meningitis
– pneumococcus, pneumococcus,
most common
most common
• FFatal if untreated atal if untreated • RResponds well to esponds well to
antibiotic therapy
antibiotic therapy – penicillin penicillin
Upper respiratory
Upper respiratory
tract
tract infection infection
– adhesion pili adhesion pili
Bloodstream
Bloodstream
Brain
Brain
Meningococcal
Meningococcal
meninigitis
(46)
Diagnosis
Diagnosis
• spinal fluid spinal fluid
– Gram negative Gram negative diplococci
diplococci
within within
polymorphonuclear cells
polymorphonuclear cells
– meningococcal meningococcal
antigens
antigens
• CultureCulture
– Thayer Martin agarThayer Martin agar
• capsulecapsule
– inhibit phagocytosisinhibit phagocytosis
• anti-capsular antibodiesanti-capsular antibodies
– stop infectionstop infection
• antigenic variationantigenic variation – serogroupsserogroups
• vaccine vaccine
– multiple serogroups multiple serogroups
Prevention
(1)
Bartholin’s Duct
(2)
Disseminated gonococcal infection (DGI).
Fever, polyarthritis
(or monoarticular septic arthritis), and/or dermatitis
(pustules on a hemorrhagic base). Purulent conjunctivitis/Ophthalmia neonatorum Infection in
(3)
Smear
Smear
• polymorphonuclear cellpolymorphonuclear cell• Gram negative cocciGram negative cocci
many in cellsmany in cells
• CultureCulture
•
lactamase-resistant cephalosporin
lactamase-resistant cephalosporin
–
e.g. ceftriaxone
e.g. ceftriaxone
•
resistant strains
resistant strains
–
common
common
–
produce
produce
lactamases
lactamases
–
destroy penicillin
destroy penicillin
Antibiotic therapy
(4)
N. meningitidis
N. meningitidis
(the "meningococcus")
(5)
Neisseria
Neisseria
meningitidis
meningitidis
• resides resides in man onlyin man only
• usually sporadic cases usually sporadic cases
– mostly young mostly young
children
children
• outbreaks outbreaks
– adults adults
– crowded conditions crowded conditions
* e.g. army e.g. army
barracks
barracks
•
1-4
1-4
days
days
•
S
S
econd most common
econd most common
meningitis
meningitis
–
pneumococcus,
pneumococcus,
most common
most common
•
F
F
atal if untreated
atal if untreated
•
R
R
esponds well to
esponds well to
antibiotic therapy
antibiotic therapy
–
penicillin
penicillin
Upper respiratory
Upper respiratory
tract
tract
infection
infection
–
adhesion pili
adhesion pili
Bloodstream
Bloodstream
Brain
Brain
Meningococcal
Meningococcal
meninigitis
(6)
Diagnosis
Diagnosis
• spinal fluid spinal fluid
– Gram negative Gram negative diplococci
diplococci
within within
polymorphonuclear cells
polymorphonuclear cells
– meningococcal meningococcal
antigens
antigens
• CultureCulture
– Thayer Martin agarThayer Martin agar
• capsulecapsule
– inhibit phagocytosisinhibit phagocytosis • anti-capsular antibodiesanti-capsular antibodies
– stop infectionstop infection
• antigenic variationantigenic variation – serogroupsserogroups
• vaccine vaccine
– multiple serogroups multiple serogroups