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Primary Tuberculosis in Children TB treatment

4. Primary Tuberculosis in Children TB treatment. PATHOGENESIS. PORTAL OF ENTRY - most frequent: lungs (95%) - possibly intestine or skin HYPERSENSITIVITY TO TUBERCULIN - 2-12 weeks PRIMARY COMPLEX 1- parenchimal focus (small round opacity,

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Diseases

Diseases. Chapter 9. Communicable Diseases. Transmitted from person to person Transmission can occur by: Direct transmission Coughing or sneezing Indirect transmission Contaminated water or infected insects. Types. HIV/AIDS Tuberculosis Mononucleosis Hepatitis Common Cold Influenza.

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MYCOBACTERIA CORYNEBACTERIA Lecture 40

MYCOBACTERIA CORYNEBACTERIA Lecture 40. Faculty: Dr. Alvin Fox. Acid Fast Tuberculosis (TB) M. tuberculosis (MDR, XDR) M. avium - M. intracellulare complex M. bovis M. leprae Tubercle PPD Tuberculin Mycobactin Cord factor BCG Leprosy (Hansen's Disease) AIDS and TB

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UWSP Bloodborne Pathogens Training

UWSP Bloodborne Pathogens Training. EHS Officer. Director of Environmental Health and Safety University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point 101 George Stien Building Stevens Point, WI 54481 (715) 346-2320 (715) 346-3780 (fax) dbartosh@uwsp.edu www.uwsp.edu/ehs. BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS AWARENESS.

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Mycobacteriosis

Mycobacteriosis. Clinical correlations. Mycobacteria. Tuberculosis Leprosy (Hansen Disease) BCG hypersensitivity and infection MOTT AIDS related disseminated MAC Immune reconstitution disease. Mycobacteria. All species resist decoloration, i.e. acid fast

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Infection

Infection. Unit 12. Understanding Microbes. Location of microbes: Skin Mouth Within our bodies (intestines) In and on food we eat (meats, condiments) On what we touch or handle (desk, doors, handrails, etc.) Nonpathogens : microbes that are useful to us. They do not cause disease.

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TUBERCULOSIS

TUBERCULOSIS. Epidemiology ?????????. About nine million new cases of TB, and nearly two million deaths from TB, are estimated to occur around the world every year.1/3 of the human race is infected with M.tb TB is the leading cause of death among curable ???? ?????? infectious diseases

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UNMC Section of Infectious Diseases Brandi L. Lesiak, PA-C, MPAS Kim Meyer, PA-C, MPAS

Infectious Disease in the Elderly in Community and Long Term Care Facilities module 3 Respiratory diseases: Tuberculosis and Sinusitis Unit two. UNMC Section of Infectious Diseases Brandi L. Lesiak, PA-C, MPAS Kim Meyer, PA-C, MPAS Claudia Chaperon APRN, Phd Ed Vandenberg MD CMD

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Clinical Manifestations of Asthma

Clinical Manifestations of Asthma. The classic symptoms of asthma are wheezing , cough & shortness of breath( with chest tightness ). During periods of relatively normal lung function , patients are likely to have no physical findings. Wheezing:

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Tuberculosis

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Tuberculosis

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