This rash can be associated with Lyme Borreliosis.

What is Erythema Migrans.
This tick species transmits several TBIs, including lyme borreliosis.
What is Ixodes Scapularis?
This is the main adverse effect of doxycycline.
What is Esophagitis?
The Ixodes Scapularis lifecycle is approximately 9 months.
False. (typically 2 years)
These are the 3 main forms of borrelia in the body.
What is spirochete, cyst, and biofilm?
This illness is associated with a linear rash.

What is Bartonellosis?
The TBI associated with this pathology slide:

What is Babesiosis?
This antibiotic mechanism of action makes doxycycline superior to amoxicillin for Lyme disease treatment.
What is intracellular targeted therapy?
Doxycycline is able to penetrate into the cells allowing for better treatment. It also is able to address the persistent forms, unlike amoxicillin.
A tick needs to be attached for at least 24 hours to infect you with borrelia.
False. There may be spirochetes in the mouth of the tick immediately upon biting.
This vector borne illness is associated with plantar fasciitis.
What is bartonellosis?
The TBI associated with the following clinical triad: chills/sweats, mood swings, air hunger.
What is Babesiosis.
The classification of Borrelia
What is a spirochete?

This confirmatory lab test can be ordered in clinic to identify lyme.
What is Western Blot?
Majority of people with lyme present with a bullseye rash.
False. As low as 20% of people will present with this rash.
This disease, also called rabbit fever, can be transmitted by ticks.
What is Tularemia?
This TBI is characterized by the following clinical triad: Sweats/chills rapid cycling, band-like headache, rage/anxiety.
What is Babesiosis?
This lab finding is associated with Anaplasmosis.
What are elevated LFTs?
This is the preferred agent for Lyme with CNS involvement.
What is minocycline?
Bartonella can be transmitted vertically.
True.
This vector borne illness is associated with bilateral facial palsy.
What is neuroborreliosis?
This complication is characterized by recurring episodes of fever, headaches, and muscle aches.
What is tick-borne relapsing fever?
This TBI is being explored for it's possible connection with Lymphoma.
What is Lyme Borreliosis?
What is the MSIDS questionnaire?
White tail deer are immune to Borrelia Burgdorferi.
True. The white tailed deer serves as a mating ground and transportation for the ticks but cannot contract lyme disease.
This DMARD medication is known to treat lyme cysts in the joints.
What is hydroxychloroquine? (plaquenil)