malinda
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If the q stem asks a skin infection with lymphadenopathy and a history of cat contact,how can we differentiate between pasteurella multicoda and bortonella?
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| sturge_weber
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pasturella multocida can even be caused by licking of dog or cats, there will be regional lymphadenopathy present here
bartonella hensalae, can be caused by scratch of the cat...
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| msyamp
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and clinical prsentation bartonella can present with bacillary angiomas.
even tularemia come fro cat bite. right? how do you diffentiate?
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| sturge_weber
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well in bartonella hensalae, or cat scratch disease, the patient might evn notice the scratch and may present with a draining lymph node, and it will have granulomas in the lymph node
tularemia, is mostly in people who do skinning of rabbits, c`aused by francisella tularensis, it can be caused by a tick bite and the tick is dermacentor
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| malinda
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great guys
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