Listeria Symptoms Listeriosis Clinical Features in Nonpregnant Adult

Are you evaluating a nonpregnant adult for clinical findings of listeriosis?

Yes

Has the patient developed?

• endocarditis?

Yes

• bacteremia?

Yes

• pneumonia?

Yes

• benign febrile gastroenteritis?

Yes

• pyogranulomatous rash?

Yes

• lymphadenitis?

Yes

• conjunctivitis?

Yes

• sinusitis?

Yes

• otitis?

Yes

• septic joint infection or osteomyelitis?

Yes

• peritonitis?

Yes

• hepatitis or hepatic abscess?

Yes

• splenic abscesses?

Yes

• cholecystitis?

Yes

• pericarditis?

Yes

• myocarditis?

Yes

• aortitis or arteritis?

Yes

• endophthalmitis?

Yes

• pleuritis?

Yes

Has the patient developed?

• ARDS or respiratory failure?

Yes

• acute renal failure?

Yes

• rhabdomyolysis?

Yes

• other organ failure?

Yes

Has the patient?

• shown seroconversion to Listeria?

Yes

• eaten food from which Listeria was cultured?

Yes

• had a positive culture for Listeria?

Yes

Select the appropriate answer(s) for each type of CNS involvement

CNS infections

Meningitis

Meningo-encephalitis

Rhombo-encephalitis

Brain abscess

Spinal cord abscess

None

Evaluation

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Diagnosis

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Clinical Features of Listeriosis in Nonpregnant Adult

Purpose: To evaluate a nonpregnant adult for clinical evidence of listeriosis.