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    time in World War II therefore allowing more soldiers to keep fighting for their country. The discovery and mass production of penicillin greatly impacted the mid-1900 ’s because it depleted the fear of common bacterial illness‚ ignited the age of antibiotics‚ and it had an enormous impact on World War II. Penicillin depleted the fear of common bacterial illness in the homes of many people across the world. Penicillin cured most of mankind ’s most feared diseases in history such as pneumonia‚ meningitis

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    because they allow antibiotics to kill bacteria without killing host‚ or human‚ cells. Why can antibiotics kill bacteria without killing the host cells? • Bacteria cells are smaller than human cells and have a simpler structure. How do antibiotics kill bacteria? • Antibiotics kill bacteria by either preventing bacteria from making cell walls‚ preventing bacteria from making complete proteins‚ or damaging the plasma membrane. How do bacteria become resistant to antibiotics? • Bacteria

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    Penicillin and Macrolides

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    – The ANTIBIOTICS Penicillin and Macrolides‚ each having different properties belong to the same group of medicine called ANTIBIOTICs. Antibiotics refer to the chemical substance secreted or produced by various species of micro-organisms which are capable of inhibiting or killing the bacteria. Antibiotics have enabled the effective treatment of infections including life threatening diseases ranging from respiratory diseases to sexually transmitted diseases (Rang et al.‚2007). An antibiotic acts by

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    Aseptic Technique 2

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    Access HP&S Biological Concepts Microorganisms and Biotechnology Use of Aseptic Technique Introduction Microorganisms (microbes) such as prokaryotes are the oldest life form that we know. Various forms have been discovered‚ not only to survive‚ but to thrive in the most hostile and extreme of environments and have been named extremophiles and various types of microbes are found in every niche of ecology. Due to their resilience and success at sustaining their existence‚ it has proven to

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    Ciprofloxacin Lab Report

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    Question: What antibiotics work best in preventing E. coli k12 from growing; amoxicillin‚ ampicillin‚ or ciprofloxacin? Hypothesis: If ciprofloxacin‚ an antibiotic‚ is added to petri dishes covered in live bacteria and left to sit for four to six days in an incubator at 37 degrees Celsius‚ then the petri dishes containing ciprofloxacin will have the largest zone of inhibition out of all of the other antibiotics tested because research shows that ciprofloxacin in one of the strongest antibiotic currently

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    may cause many human diseases for example ‘blue baby syndrome’ or E.Coli poisoning. Secondly‚ the animals in some industrial farms are fed with antibiotics to promote growth and prevent diseases. This was also proven to be a danger for humans as widespread use of antibiotics results in breading super pathogens (drug resistant bacteria).Besides antibiotics there are also other toxic substances which are used to feed the animals on these farms. These toxins may be contaminated in animal tissues and

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    M. (1997-2012). Medline Plus. Retrieved April 5‚ 2012‚ from http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000259.htm A.D.A.M About.com. (2012‚ January 9). Inflammatory Bowel Disease. Retrieved April 5‚ 2012‚ from http://ibdcrohns.about.com/cs/antibiotics/a/antibioticssick.htm Association‚ B Becton‚ D. a. (2004). Basics of Specimen Collection and Handling of Urine Testing. Retrieved April 3‚ 2012‚ from BD: http://www.bd.com/vacutainer/labnotes/Volume14Number2/ Broaddus‚ E LLC‚ U. M. (1996-2011).

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    life cycle. With our immune system we defend ourselves against a bacterial infection. Antibiotics can help us win the battle. When you report a bacterial infection to your physician‚ you are probably prescribed antibiotics. The term ’antibiotics’ (literally ’against living things’) is mainly used for substances that kill or prevent the growth of bacteria‚ as opposed to antiviral or antifungal substances. Antibiotics are not active

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    Today‚ certain antibiotics are used in fighting certain diseases caused by pathogenic bacteria such as Salmonella enterica and Escherichia coli. However‚ due to the improper usage of these antibiotics and the increasing antibiotic resistance of the bacteria‚ a lot of the medicines commonly used before to fight the same bacteria are now considered ineffective and because of it‚ scientists try to find ways such as discovering new antibiotics or recommending to the citizens some procedures and ways

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    Common Cold: A Case Study

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    that the child is not on an antibiotic. Priority NANDA: Deficit Knowledge r/t sore throat and nasal congestion aeb parents requesting ABX for treatment. (note: I am kind of unsure of this dx or if I did the r/t and aeb for it right if someone has insight and could help explain it better on how to word it) Outcome is to educate the parents /parent on the signs and symptoms of a cold and the medication that can be used to treat a common cold‚ versus the use of antibiotics. Many new parents don’t know

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