Common Causative Organisms

1. Metastatic Lung Lesions

Staphylococcus

2. Pulmonary Alveolar Proteinosis

Nocardia

3. Pneumonia with multiple pulmonary

calcification

Cytomegalovirus

4. Thin walled Cavity with Pus

Coccidioidomycosis

5. Fungal ball in Lung cavity

Aspergillosis

6. Multiple cavities in lung

Blastomycosis

7. Bronchiolitis in Children

Resp. Syncytial Virus

8. CROUP

Parainfluenza Virus

9. Viral Pneumonia Adults Children

Influenza Resp. Syncytial Virus

10. Tropical hemoptysis

Paragonimus Westermanii

11. Bacteremia with enterogenic bacteria in

cirrhosis

E.Coli

12. Pyelephlebitis

Mixed ( Predominantly E.Coli)

13. Peritonitis

E.Coli

14. Peritonitis with Odourless sticky fluid

Pneumococcus

15. Meningitis in a patient with Rhinorrohoea

Pneumococcus

16. Meningitis in less than 2 months old

E.Coli Beta Hemolytic Streptococci

17. Meningitis 2 months to 12 years

H.Influenza

18. Meningitis after 12 years

Meningococccus

19. Para or suburethral gland infection

Gonococci

20. Perinephric abscess

Staphylococcus

21. Pyelonephritis with stones

Staphylococcus, Proteus

22. Endemic hematuria

Schistosoma haemotobium

23. Infection in burns

Pseudomonas

24. Tinea Versicolor

Malassezia Fever

25. Favus

Tricophyton Schonleneii

26. Erysipeloid

Erysipelothrix rhusiopathy

27. Bockharts impetigo

Staphylococcus

28. Erythema multiforme major

Mycoplasma

29. Pemphigus, secondary infection

Staph. aureus

30. Acne

Corynebacterium acnes

31. Scalded skin syndrome

Staphylococcus

32. Myocarditis

Coxsackie B

33. Pericarditis

Viral

34. Virus causing osteomyelitis

Smallpox

35. Herpangina

Coxsackie

36. Virus destroying olfactory nerve filaments

Influenza

37. Involvement of Chest Wall

Actinomycosis

38. Commonest fungus infecting:

a) Ear

Aspergillus Niger

b) Nose, lung

Aspergillus Niger

c) Larynx

Blastomycosis

d) Mouth

Candida

e) Pharynx

Monilia

39. The only pathogenic yeast

Crptococcus

40. Chicleros ulcer

Leishmania Mexicana

41. Espundia

L.Braziliensis

42. Uta

L.Peruana

43. a) Hand Infection

Staphylococcus

b) Parotitis

Staphylococcus

c) Boil

Staphylococcus

d) Carbuncle

Staphylococcus

44. Botryomycosis

Staph, aureus

45. Toxic Shock Syndrome

Staphylococcus

46. Soduku

Spirillum minus

47. Herpetiform genital ulcer

LGV

48. Scleroma

Klebsiella. Rhinoscleromatosis

49. Commonest STD

Nongonococcal urethritis

50. Endemic Syphilis

Treponema pallidum

51. Sinusitis

Pneumococcus

52. Nasal vestibulitis

Staphylococcus

53. Myringitis bullosa (Otitis externa

hemorrhagica)

Hemolytic streptococcus plus virus during

influenza epidemic

54. Malignant Otitis externa

Pseudomonas pyocyaneus

55. Infection after splenectomy

Pneumococcus and H.Influenza

56. Infection in cystic fibrosis

Staphylococcus

57. Progressive post operative Bacteria

synergistic gangrene

Microaerophillic, non hemolytic Streptococci

plus staphylococci

58. Anorectal abscess

E.Coli (60%)

59. Arthritis Infancy Adults

H. Influenza Streptococci or Staphylococci

60. Commonest infective disease

Common cold

61. Spread by reverse peristalsis

Tapeworm

62. Spread by auto infection

Tapeworm and Enterobiasis

63. Protozoan transmitted through mothers

milk

Toxoplasma

64. Infections in Patients of immuno

Suppression

1.
2.
3.

Herpes Simplex
Cytomegalo virus
Aspergillus

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65. In

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i.
j.
k.

Candida
Histoplasmosis
Phycomyces
Pneumocystis Cairnii

Salmonella infections are common

Sickle cell anemia
Cirrhosis
Bartonellosis
Malaria

66. Virus producing resolution in Asthma,

Eczema and remission in Hodgkins diseases
and Leukaemia

Measles

67. The only helminth causing consistent fever Trichinosis