Salmonellosis - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, pathology

[@Abdullah-kr4kv]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:05 🦠 *Introduction to Salmonellosis* - Salmonellosis is a bacterial infection caused by Salmonella bacteria, including S. enterica and S. bongori. - Over 2400 serotypes exist, with some commonly shortened for convenience. - Transmission is often through contaminated food or water, and various serotypes cause infections in different animals. 01:30 🍲 *Transmission and Symptoms* - Salmonella is typically transmitted through the fecal-oral route via contaminated food. - Symptoms include gastroenteritis with abdominal pain and severe diarrhea. - Infections can result from contact with infected animals or their skin. 02:16 🌐 *Spread and Impact on Organs* - Salmonella can cause bacteremia and enteric fever, spreading to organs like the liver, lungs, heart, and bones. - Symptoms usually appear 12-48 hours after ingestion and last 4-7 days. - Typhoid fever, caused by Salmonella Typhimurium, can be life-threatening and requires antibiotic treatment. 03:12 🩺 *Diagnosis of Salmonellosis* - Diagnosis is based on clinical signs and symptoms, confirmed by culture of stool, blood, urine, or tissue. - Test results may come after symptoms resolve, so diagnosis is often symptom-based. - In animals, diagnosis is suspected based on symptoms and confirmed by culture of feces, blood, or body tissues. 03:56 💊 *Treatment of Salmonellosis* - Treatment in humans focuses on fluid and electrolyte replenishment for dehydration. - Antibiotics are generally avoided but may be prescribed in severe cases or for immunocompromised patients. - Treatment in animals involves fluid therapy, and the use of antibiotics is controversial. 05:08 🛡️ *Prevention and Control* - Prevention includes handwashing, proper handling of raw meat, and thorough cooking of meat and eggs. - Carrier animals and contaminated feed complicate control efforts in livestock. - Government-backed programs and vaccines aim to reduce infection levels, especially in poultry and pigs. Made with HARPA AI

[@Jack_Tilstone]

Salmonella typhi causes typhoid fever, Salmonella typhimurium causes most oftne self limiting disease

[@Cleopatra-en4ye]

Nicely explained! Thank you very much for doing these medical videos! They are very helpful❤ I am IMG and recently started my first job as a doctor in the UK. Very often watching your videos)

[@osmosis]

Thank you for letting us know and for making us part of your medical journey! 🥰❤️🙏🏼

[@waelfadlallah8939]

Excellent video

[@osmosis]

Hi Wael! Thank you very much! 😊

[@ci1161]

I thought typhoid fever is cause by S. typhi?

[@saracivciv6854]

Yes i think there is a mistake in the video

[@durgavedwal1203]

I'm in 2nd year.. Whyyyy microbiology is so hard🥲😓

[@Mr-Psychologist]

😂

[@11235877]

Try sketchy

[@durgavedwal1203]

@@11235877 wts this? 🥲

[@Godthend]

Sketchy is the best

[@missmedicokgmulucknow]

Read Apurba S Sastry book....for microbiology.....u felt...micro is so much understanding

[@amirarain7315]

Nice explanation sir❤

[@osmosis]

Thanks! 💫 🥰 💖

[@weissgurl]

Well done!

[@osmosis]

Thanks! ❤️

[@Medperfect7]

you didnt moncionned te neurological effect u miss some details

[@រៀនរស់ជាមួយបញ្ហា]

How treatment

[@choiyeonjun632]

2:50

[@mrehteshamjavaid]

Human and animal Dz is so much mixed together... who would b target audience...i like separate ones

[@cheese7119]

Oh why why have I eaten those cold chicken nuggets

[@st.coiled]

💀

[@NanyNany-d7d]

Nice

[@osmosis]

Thanks! 😊

[@lillieknight]

Diagnosed by just the symptoms? No antibiotics in mild cases? Hey, if they came to see the doctor, it’s not mild. I’m not impressed.

[@poucywouce]

By the time the cultures tell you which AB, the symptoms have passed.

[@omaimashalwi2891]

Like no. 1000 😅😅😅🎉🎉🎉🎉