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    Super Germ Research Paper

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    a disease that has claimed up to 80 percent of its victims. (Maclean’s‚ pg.48) Of the diseases caused by group A streptococcus‚ questions have risen such as: ” How can the same organism live fairly harmlessly in the throats and on the skin of up to 15 per cent of children and one percent of adults‚ but cause debilitating‚ life-threatening diseases in others?” Scientists now know that “flesh-eating” enzymes-which enable the organism to spread by dissolving surrounding

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    may enter the wound from the air in the OR(operating room)‚ or from the instruments or surgeon(s) that come into contact with the wound. Skin bacteria are1 always present despite the throughness of the preparation of the skin. The largest inoculums of bacteria at the surgical site occur when the operation involves a body structure that ordinarily is heavily colonized by bacteria‚ such as the bowel. Procedures involving the female genital tract will encounter 106 – 107 bacterial/ml. 29

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    Norovirus: A Case Study

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    (Nazarko‚ L.‚ 2013‚ World Health Organization (WHO)‚ 2009). Gastroenteritis is associated when the norovirus enters the human it rapidly replicates and spreads all over which causes severe infection (Friesema .M et al..‚ 2009). Recent studies suggest that genotype GII.4.It takes around 12 to 48 hours to identify the infection. Norovirus strain has been identified in residencial care facilities this can occur in all ages but older population especially living in care homes or long term care are more vulnerable

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    module in health

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    of these diseases in the last 10 – 20 years‚ it remains to be a concern. Its negative effect can be felt at home‚ in school‚ and in the community. Families with sick members face financial and emotional problems. In schools‚ absenteeism due to infections affect student learning. Community people become at risk when epidemics happen‚ interrupting work and other productive activities. In order to free ourselves from the emotional pain and financial problems brought by diseases‚ we need to protect

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    and thus allow the disease to further progress and possibly spread from the lungs (“Tuberculosis”). A tuberculosis infection outside of the lungs is called extrapulmonary tuberculosis. In these instances‚ the kidney and bones are more commonly prone to infection. In the kidney‚ tuberculosis proposes little to no symptoms‚ but may destroy part of the kidney‚ which allows the infection to further spread to the bladder. Furthermore‚ if the body cannot conjure a strong enough cell-mediated immune response

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    and Swim Bladder Infection Virus 6 2.2 Both Freshwater and Marine species 6 2.2.1 Viral Haemorrhagic septicaemia 6 2.2.2 Lymphocystis 7 2.2.3 Infectious Hematopoietic Necrosis 7 Bibliography 8 1 Introduction 1.1 What is Fish Disease There are actually hundreds of diseases that can affect both marine and freshwater fish‚ the most apparent problem found in cultured species of fish are either bacterial or parasitic as a source. As well as this fungal infections can occur just

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    Discussion Questions – Urine 1. The results obtained for this urine sample (U19) shows that the patient is infected with urinary tract infection. This is identified by the high amount of colonies observed on Horse Blood Agar (>108/L)‚ mild amount of protein (30 mg/mL) and very high amount of red blood cells (Large+++) found in the urine. The bacterium identified in this specimen is Pseudomonas aeruginosa. This is confirmed by involving many tests and observation‚ such as Gram stain‚ oxidase test

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    both in plants and animals. It is often found in bird excrement. People can get infected with C. neoformans through breathing in the microscopic fungus‚ although most people who get exposed to the fungus never get sick from it. Most cases of this infection occur in people who have weakened immune system‚ mainly those who have HIV/AIDS. In 1894‚ Busse‚ a pathologist‚ first described the yeast in a paper he presented to the Greifswald Medical Society. Busse isolated the yeast from the tibia of a 31 year

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    Nursing Care Plan

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    for impaired skin integrity related to superficial factors. | At the end of 8 hours nursing interventions‚ the client will be able to: 1. Display improvement in wound healing. 2. Patient will verbalize the measures needed to promote good skin integrity by discharge. 3. Will not develop any further skin breakdown during her stay at the facility. | 1. Assessed skin. Noted color‚ turgor‚ and sensation. Described and measured wounds and observed changes. 2. Demonstrated good skin hygiene‚ e

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    EBT Task 2

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    A1. Procedure The preoperative procedure of using with chlorhexidine-alcohol (CHG) before surgery has been proven to be more effective to reduce the number of surgical site infections (SSI) than the use of povidone iodine. By reducing the number of infections post surgery‚ it can lower patient morbidity and can reduce hospital stay time and eliminate further unnecessary costs. A2a. Basis for Practice (who determined ) The basis for changing the method of using chlorhexidine-alcohol bath

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