Medical Microbiology

Spirurida 545
Spleen 48
Splenicabscess 642
Splenomegaly 144
Sporadicoccurrence 27
Sporangiospores 351
Spores
bacterial 159 – 160
fungal 351 , 352
asexual 351
sexual 352
Sporothrixschenckii355,
372
diagnosis 65 2,655, 657
Sporotrichosis355, 372
diagnosis 652
Sporozoites 370
Spottedfever330, 332
diagnosis 651
epidemiology 331
Japanese 332
RockyMountain 331 ,
332
Spread 12
Spring-summermenin-
goencephalitis(SSME)
443
Spumaviruses 449
Sputumanalysis 209
Staining 146 – 14 8,
21 1–2 12
differential 14 8,
21 1–2 12
Gramstaining 211 – 212
simple 14 8, 211
Staphylococci220,
229 – 234
coagulase-negativesta-
phylococci(CNS) 234
eyeinfection656, 657
infection/immunere-
sponserelationship 104
normalmicrobialflora
25
nosocomialinfection
343
Staphylococcus 229 – 230
aureus220, 230 – 233
antibioticresistance
233
clinicalpictures
232 – 233
culture 230
diagnosis 233
cardiovascularsy-
stem 647
cutaneousinfection
651

digestiveglands 641 ,

642

earinfection 658

eyeinfections 655

gastrointestinal

tract 638

muscle/jointinfec-

tion 654

nervoussystem 646

peritonitis 6 42, 643

respiratorytract

630, 631 ,633, 634

urogenitaltract 635

epidemiology 233

finestructure 230

morphology 23 0, 231

nosocomialinfection

343

pathogenesis

232 – 233

invasiveinfections

232

mixedforms 233

toxicoses 233

prevention 233

therapy 233

toxins 17 , 231 – 232

epidermidis220, 23 0,

234

saprophyticus220,230,

234

diagnosis 635

seealsoStaphylococci

Stenotrophomonasmalto-

philia 22 5, 310

Sterilization 34 – 35

chemicalmethods

39 – 40

kineticsofpathogen

killing 35 – 36

mechanismsofaction

36 – 37

physicalmethodsof

3 7–3 8

dryheat 37 – 38

filtration 38

moistheat 37

radiation 38

Stomatitis 630

Stoolsamples 621 – 622

Streptobacillusmonilifor-

mis226, 305

diagnosis 648

Streptococci 234 – 236

classification220, 235

eyeinfections655,656,

657

hemolysis 235

Lancefieldgroups 235

normalmicrobialflora

25

oral236, 242 – 243

Streptococcus

agalactiae 22 0,236, 242

bovis 236

diagnosis 654

milleri 6 42, 6 43, 646

nosocomialinfection

343

pneumoniae 22 0,

234 – 235,236, 240 – 242

antibioticresistance

241 – 242

antigenstructure 240

clinicalpictures 240

culture 240

diagnosis 241

cardiovascularsys-

tem 647

earinfection 658

jointinfection 654

peritonitis 642

respiratorytract

630, 631 , 63 2,633,

634

epidemiology 242

morphology240, 241

pathogenesis 240

prophylaxis 242

therapy 241 – 242

pyogenes220,234, 23 6,

237 – 240

clinicalpictures238,

239

culture 237

diagnosis 238

cutaneousinfection

651

digestiveglands 642

earinfection 658

muscleinfection

654

peritonitis 642

respiratorytract

630, 631 , 634

epidemiology 240

extracellulartoxins

andenzymes 238

finestructure 237

morphology 237

pathogenesis238, 239

prophylaxis 240

therapy 238

seealsoStreptococci

Streptogramins 194

Streptokinase 238

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