'Skin flora' diaporamas de présentation

V. A. Bacterial Diseases

V. A. Bacterial Diseases. A. Airborne Bacterial Diseases B. Foodborne & Waterborne Bacterial Diseases C. Soilborne Bacterial Diseases D. Arthropodborne Bacterial Diseases E. Sexually Transmitted Bacterial Diseases F. Miscellaneous Bacterial Diseases. V. A. Airborne Bacterial Diseases.

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Gut Instinct Exploring the Partnership Between You and Your Belly

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Skin Disease

Skin Disease. I. Skin A. Functions. B. Anatomy 1. 0.007 - 0.12mm thick 2. Supports the epidermis. Contains accessory organs ( , , nerves, sebum oil : Acene plugged sebum gland.

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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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Body Odor

Body Odor. By:hendricksen. Formulating questions. form: in what way sweat causes body odors to reek? function: how is sweat created inside our body and how is sweat able to give us body odors? causation: why is body odor always smell? C hange: how do body odor appear in our body?

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