'Potential pathogens' diaporamas de présentation

Biological Safety Training

Biological Safety Training. modified slightly from REM 2008 Rachael DeRudder. Biohazards.

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The War on Drugs The Mythology of Antibiotics

The War on Drugs The Mythology of Antibiotics. Edward L. Goodman, MD August 17, 2009. An Epidemic of Drastic Proportions: demographics. Affects people of all ages Disproportionately involves the very young and very old Involves the more affluent and well insured Costs in the billions

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The Immune System

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Sputum Culture

??? ???? ?????? ??????. Sputum Culture. 2013-2014. Diagnostic Medical Microbiology-Laboratory Manual. Sputum Culture. An etiological diagnosis of lower respiratory tract infection by microscopic examination and culture with identification and susceptibility test of the isolated organism.

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Immune Response Immunization

Immune Response Immunization. Characteristics of Acquired Immunity. Recognition of non-self Antigenic specificity Memory. Figure 15.18. Naturally Acquired Active Immunity. The body responds to antigens that enter naturally, such as during infections.

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How we protect ourselves from Pathogens

How we protect ourselves from Pathogens. Introduction. There are many ways we protect ourselves from pathogens. The majority of these ways are preventative (or proactive) measures which thwart a pathogen from getting a foothold and making us ill.

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Plate 49

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BACTERIA ?PLATES

BACTERIA ?PLATES. Ring Around the Rosy Rhyme. Dates back to the Great Plague of London in 1665 (Bubonic Plague). Ring around the rosy, Pockets full of posies Ashes, ashes, We all fall down. Symptoms of the plague included a rosy red rash in the ?shape of a ring on the skin

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Necktie as a potential vector of infection.

Dr. Nikhilesh Todkari. Necktie as a potential vector of infection. Study carried out to assess Presence of potential pathogens on necktie frequency of laundering of ties attitude of doctors on not wearing a tie Potential pathogens included S.aureus Gram-negative bacteria VRE.

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Defence Against Microbes

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Pest Control Chertsey

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