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Salmonelosis

Romero Arriaga Fernando


Garcia Vázquez Manuel de Jesús
¿Qué es?
La infección por salmonela (salmonelosis) es una enfermedad bacteriana frecuente que
afecta el aparato intestinal. La bacteria de la salmonela generalmente vive en los
intestinos de animales y humanos y se libera mediante las heces. Los humanos se
infectan con mayor frecuencia mediante el agua o alimentos contaminados .
Patogenidad
En el proceso de la patogenia son muchos los elementos con los que cuanta la
Salmonella para invadir y producir daño al huésped entre los cuales están las islas de
patogenicidad, sistema de secreción tipo III y un mecanismo de supervivencia
intracelular.

La patogenia de Salmonella comienza con ingestión de un inóculo elevado de


microorganismos; adherencia al enterocito, cambios drásticos en la concentración de
Ca2+ intracelular,
La infección sistémica se produce debido a que pueden sobrevivir dentro de las
vacuolas fagocíticas de los macrófagos resistiendo la acción de las enzimas
lisosomales
Barreras Defensivas
Las barreras defensivas del huésped son
a) acidez gástrica
b) peristaltismo intestinal
c) presencia de flora saprofita del colon
Transmisión
La carne de las aves, huevos y productos derivados son alimentos que, muy
frecuentemente, ocasiona brotes de. El género Salmonella, no es parte de la flora
intestinal normal de las aves, sino que lo adquieren en el ambiente en que viven de
insectos, roedores, aves silvestres y el hombre, así como por medio del alimento
balanceado y por condiciones predisponentes cuando se crían en forma intensiva.
Mecanismos de invasión
Después de la ingestión de agua y alimento contaminado, Salmonella inicia su ciclo
de infección invadiendo al hospedero a través de tejido linfoide, incluyendo las placas
de Peyer y tonsilas cecales en las aves. Se adhiere apicalmente a las células epiteliales
del íleon y a las células M que debido a la ausencia del borde de cepillo así como de
glicocalix, representan una puerta de entrada ideal para las enterobacterias.
TABLE OF CONTENTS

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ABOUT THE VACCINE DIAGNOSIS RECOMMENDATIONS
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PATHOLOGY TREATMENT CONCLUSIONS
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INTRODUCTION
Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun and the smallest one in
the Solar System—it’s only a bit larger than the Moon. The
planet’s name has nothing to do with the liquid metal, since it
was named after the Roman messenger god, Mercury
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ABOUT THE VACCINE

MERCURY VENUS MARS

Mercury, the closest planet Venus has a beautiful name Despite being red, Mars is
to the Sun and the smallest and is the second planet actually a cold place. It’s
in the Solar System from the Sun full of iron oxide dust
ABOUT THE VACCINE

VENUS JUPITER
It’s the second planet It’s the biggest planet of
from the Sun them all

MARS SATURN
Despite being red, Mars It’s a gas giant and has
is a cold place several rings
CONCEPTS AND TYPOLOGY

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the Sun and the smallest one in is the second planet from the
the Solar System—it’s only a Sun. It’s hot and has a
bit larger than the Moon poisonous atmosphere
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VENUS JUPITER SATURN MARS


Jupiter is the biggest Despite being red,
Venus is the second Saturn is a gas giant
planet in the Solar Mars is actually a cold
planet from the Sun and has several rings
System place
SECONDARY EFFECTS

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Venus is the second Saturn is a gas giant
planet in the Solar
planet from the Sun and has several rings
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RISK FACTORS

AGE GENDER

70%

36-55 16-35
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30%

WHY IS IT A RISK?
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Jupiter is the biggest planet in the
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Saturn is a gas giant and has several
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DIAGNOSIS

MERCURY VENUS MARS


It’s the closest planet to It’s the second planet Mars is actually a very
the Sun from the Sun cold place

JUPITER SATURN NEPTUNE


It’s the biggest planet of Saturn is a gas giant and It’s the farthest planet
them all has rings from the Sun
PREVENTION

EXERCISE FOOD VITAMINS SLEEP

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to the Sun temperatures very cold place of them all

It’s the smallest planet Venus has a beautiful Mars it's full of iron Jupiter is also a gas
of them all name oxide dust giant
TREATMENT

VENUS MERCURY
Mercury is the closest
Venus has a beautiful
planet to the Sun and
name and is the second
the smallest one in
planet from the Sun
the Solar System
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PREVALENCE

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MERCURY
It’s the closest planet to the Sun
and the smallest one in the Solar
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