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1 Enteric fevers Typhoid fever :
Identification : Enteric fever is a systemic disease caused by salmonella typhi , the route of infection is by ingestion. The organism depends on human to human transfer for its existence .

2 Typhoid fever is endemic in many parts of the world , including Iraq , where there is in adequate water supply & poor standard of hygiene …. In western countries the typhoid infection is uncommon .

3 -Salmonella typhi is a human pathogen , but some fruit –eating bats may harbor the organism.
-Organisms survive for weeks in sewage ..while in fresh water 90% will die within< four weeks.

4 During acute illness , the organism present in stool, urine, and rarely reach blood before 2 weeks .
-Chronic asymptomatic carriers are mostly responsible for persistence of the disease. -It may occur in epidemics or sporadic cases.

5 Pathogenesis : It is intracellular infection , after ingestion of microorganism , it will penetrate GIT , then in RES cells (multiply ) , go to the blood (septicemia ) , then go to different body systems …L.N ,intestinal wall , gallbladder ,….etc .

6 Diagnosis : 1st week urine & stool culture .
-2nd week & more blood culture is the more precise investigation , but using serological tests like WIDAL TEST , is till now used in many parts of the world- I P :8days-1 month (8-14 days )…for paratyphoid 1-10 days .

7 CFR : was 10-20% , now <1% . Differential diagnosis : Malaria , Brucellosis , Occult abscess , Endocarditis .

8 Investigations : Neutropenia . -Stool & blood cultures
Bone marrow sometimes needed. -Widal test

9 Complications : Most serious is GIT bleeding .
-Perforation usually in the 3rd & 4th weeks . -Relapse occur in about 15% of cases . -Respiratory system ,cough, pneumonia ,laryngitis , & emphysema. -CVS ..thrombophlebitis ,myocarditis . -GUT..cystitis ,orchitis . -CNS..psychosis ,meningitis .

10 Prognosis : Before chloramphenicole , mortality with early diagnosis and treatment reduce , few patients may die if ignored . After initiating therapy , clinical improvement can be expected within 2-3 days , but the temperature takes 5 days to settle.

11 Prevention &Control : Prevention:
1.Health education . 2.Sanitary disposal of human feces . 3.protection ,purification &chlorination of public water . 4. Control flies . 5.clean food handling . 6.Personal hygiene . 7.Immunization for high risk groups.

12 Control: 1.Report to LHA. 2.Isolation .
3.Concurent disinfectant with terminal cleaning . 4.Specific treatment : a/patient should be isolated (enteric precautions) & if dehydrated give I V fluid . b/Antibiotics for 2 weeks at least …..chlora. Amoxicillin ,co-TMP. c/ Recently used in adults ,Ciprofloxacin &cefriatoxine .


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