'Toxic shock syndrome' diaporamas de présentation

Diseases of the Skin

Diseases of the Skin. Skin. Healthy, intact skin keeps microbes out of the body Sebum, sweat effect bacteria Skin cells are keratinized Dead skin cells are a food source for some bacteria Microbes like it warm and moist. Normal skin bacteria. Staphylococcus G+ Micrococcus G+

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The Case Study

CASE REPORT Design Execution Reporting. The Case Study. The case may be an individual, an event, a policy, etc. e.g., a case of deafness and SMT (Harvey Lillard). Types of case studies. Case reports in the larger scheme of things:. Randomized clinical trial Cohort study

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CBT621-EMT11: Infectious Disease

CBT621-EMT11: Infectious Disease. Introduction. Bio-terrorism Pandemic flu Respiratory infections Blood borne pathogens.

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Welcome to Dermatology Stumpers!

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New Perspectives on Emerging Diseases, Biocomplexity and Teaching for Context

New Perspectives on Emerging Diseases, Biocomplexity and Teaching for Context. From Microbial Threats to Health Institute of Medicine, 2003. Emerging diseases/ Biocomplexity. http://www.nsf.gov/od/lpa/forum/bordogna/jb01sarnoff/sld012.htm.

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THE GENUS STREPTOCOCCUS

THE GENUS STREPTOCOCCUS. The genus Streptococcus obtains grampositive cocci, nonmotile, nonsporeforming, arranged mostly in chains or in pairs. Most species are facultative anaerobes. Some of streptococci are encapsulated.

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Host-Microbe Interactions

Host-Microbe Interactions. Chapter 14. Disease Etiology Pathogen Primary vs. opportunistic Virulence. Contamination Infection vs. Infestation Pathogenesis Pathology . Symptoms Signs Syndrome Sequelae . Anatomical Barriers as Ecosystem.

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Streptococcus pneumoniae Staphylococci (Gram positive cocci) Lecture 46

Streptococcus pneumoniae Staphylococci (Gram positive cocci) Lecture 46. Faculty: Dr. Alvin Fox. S. pneumoniae diplococci Pneumococcus autolysin bile solubility test optochin susceptibility capsule Quellung reaction. Staphylococcus aureus opportunistic diseases

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CASE-CONTROL STUDIES

CASE-CONTROL STUDIES. Nigel Paneth. EVOLUTION OF THE CASE-CONTROL STUDY. 1. CASE What is a case? Consolidating several different signs and symptoms into "caseness" was a key development in medicine.

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CASE-CONTROL STUDIES

CASE-CONTROL STUDIES. Nigel Paneth. EVOLUTION OF THE CASE-CONTROL STUDY. 1. CASE What is a case? Consolidating several different signs and symptoms into "caseness" was a key development in medicine.

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Prokaryotes

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STAPHYLOCOCCI

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Chapter 4: Female Sexual and Reproductive Anatomy and Physiology

Chapter 4: Female Sexual and Reproductive Anatomy and Physiology. Anatomy: science of the structure of body parts Physiology: biological study of functions of body parts. The Vulva: External Sexual and Reproductive Anatomy. Vulva: external female genitalia

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THE DEVELOPMENT RISKS DEFENCE

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These Facts Should Be Known by all Women

These Facts Should Be Known by all Women. What is a Tampon?. Applicator either with or without Applicator Cardboard/Plastic Material. Absorbent Core Cotton/Rayon/Viscose Fluff. Protecting Veil/Cover not Exist in Old Tampon Cotton/Nonwoven Cover. Withdrawal Cord Cotton/Polyester String

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Measles (Rubeola)

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Harvard University Outreach 2004 Sandi Haracz Gil

IMMUNITY AND BIOTERRORISM. M. Harvard University Outreach 2004 Sandi Haracz Gil. OBJECTIVE. This project will allow you the opportunity to research an important current, biologically social topic and make some judgments You can then go into further depth into the topic of immunity.

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Influenza: Pathogenesis Overview

Influenza: Pathogenesis Overview. Entry Route Infection Cycle Virulence Clinical Course Complications Factors. Influenza is often classified as a respiratory disease, entering through the respiratory tract.

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Maternal Sepsis

Maternal Sepsis. Max Brinsmead PhD FRANZCOG May 2012. What is Sepsis?. A life-threatening bacterial infection Usually endogenous in origin That is, arising from commensal organisms But in the wrong place Usually blood-borne & therefore generalised Can give rise to septic shock

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MRSA

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