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    a gap for research to find an alternative solution. Filling this opening‚ sulfa drugs quickly climbed to the top of research and development agendas of many major pharmaceutical companies.1 Sulfa drugs are any number of synthetically produced antibiotics that contain

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    Running Head: REDUCING SPREAD OF INFECTION Reducing Spread of Infection with Use of Alcohol-Based Products vs. Hand Washing: An Evidence Based Practice Megan K. Furnish Thomas Jefferson University Introduction Have you ever ate something without washing your hands or been next to someone who sneezed? If you have then you’ve been exposed to millions of germs. The world is full of microorganisms‚ such as bacteria and viruses which can make people sick. Simple activities‚ like breathing

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    infections are commonly due to staphylococcus aureus‚ while delayed (3 to 12 months) infections are commonly due to propionibacterium species [17-19]. In an effort to increase diagnostic yield and decrease false-negative cultures‚ patients should stop antibiotics for a minimum of 2 weeks prior to

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    advancement of modern medicine‚ treatment became a quicker yet extremely variable process‚ since many factors weigh in to the success of a form of treatment‚ “The exact drugs and length of treatment depend on your age‚ overall health‚ possible drug resistance‚ the form of TB and the infection’s location in the body” (Staff 1). These effects all display the variety and wide range that demonstrate the large importance of the treatment of tuberculosis. Finally‚ the treatment of tuberculosis fundamentally

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    Dolosigranulum pigrumis considered as an emerging opportunistic pathogen. It was isolated from a patien twith facial herpes zoster accompanied by herpes zoster conjunctivitis and identified by 16S rRNA DNA sequence analysis. Furthermore‚ literature data were collected together to describe the characteristics of D. pigrum and the infections. Dolosigranulum pigrum is catalase-negative gram-positive cocci arranged in pairs‚ tetrads‚ and clusters and usually colonize the normal floras of the oral cavity

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    Antifungal activities of Ocimum gratissimum The O. gratissimum essential oils have given good responses when tested for their antifungicidal activities against a wide range of fungal pathogens in plants and animal. O.gratissimum with five chemotypes is very common folk medicine in tropics and among these ethyl cinnamate is very a common Indian chemotype with antifungal activities (Dubey et al.‚ 2000) Dried or fresh plant samples possess antimycotic properties and have potentiality to treat superficial

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    2.4 Utilization of polysaccharide degradation products 2.4.1 Chitin degradation products Chitin can be degraded by chitinase which have the ability to degrade chitin directly to low molecular weight chitooligomers‚ which serve a broad range of industrial‚ agricultural‚ and medical functions. It also has a wide-ranging applications including the preparation of pharmaceutically important chitooligosaccharides and N-acetyl-D-glucoseamine‚ and as mosquito control. Chitooligosaccharides have an extensive

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    Health Topics. MRSA and the Workplace: Staphylococcus aureus (S. aureus)‚ also known as staph‚ is a type of bacteria that most healthy people carry on their skin‚ or in their nose. The MRSA refers to the staph infection that is resistant certain antibiotics‚ and makes wound infections harder to heal. Also according to (Boyce et al.‚ 2009) WHO Guidelines on Hand Hygiene in Health Care. First Global Patient Safety Challenge Clean Care Is Safer Care (Section I‚ CH 5): The hands of some healthcare workers

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    quickly replaced traditional material to insulate wiring on military ships. During the 1950’s PVC became increasingly popular‚ and PVC became essential for industry; the plastic’s light‚ chemical and corrosion resistance made an optimal choice for building. Improvement made to temperatures resistance allowed for PVC to transport water to thousands of homes. Reference List: (This is not included in the word count) – I2 Dvorsky‚ George and Joseph Bennington-Castro. "How To Recognize The Plastics That Are

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    Ofloxacin induced Toxic epidermal necrolysis- A case report. Introduction: Toxic epidermal necrolysis‚ also known as Lyell’s syndrome as it was described by Alan Lyell in 1956 who was a Scottish dermatologist. (1) Even though it is a rare but also a serious type of cutaneous adverse drug reaction. It is often characterized by widespread erythema‚ necrosis‚ and bullous detachment of the epidermis and mucous membranes. That results in exfoliation of Epidermis which leaves an exposed

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