INFECTIONS A STAPHYLOCOQUE

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INFECTIONS A STAPHYLOCOQUE

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Fungal infections Dermatophytic infections (ringworm)

Fungal infections Dermatophytic infections (ringworm). Cause. Three genera of dermatophyte fungi cause tinea infections (ringworm). Trichophyton – skin, hair and nail infections. Microsporum – skin and hair. Epidermophyton – skin and nails. .

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Infections

Infections . Pneumonia. 6 th leading cause of death in the US 1st leading cause of death by infection Early diagnosis by the clinician is key to decreasing morbidity and mortality and expenses for treating pneumonia. Role of Imaging in Pneumonia. Diagnosis of infection

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Infections

Infections. Review of Microbiology Principles of Infection Development of Infection. Review of Microbiology. Microorganisms Also called microbes Def = small living organisms that are too small to see with naked eye Non-pathogenic = those that do not cause disease

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Infections

Infections. Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine Department of Geriatrics edited by Edward Warren, MD, Chair Geriatrics, Carolinas Campus, February 2012. Goals re Infections. Apply principle of infection in the elderly to detect who needs evaluation.

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Nosocomial Infections: Healthcare-Related Infections

July 7, 2014. Nosocomial Infections: Healthcare-Related Infections. Hospital Acquired Infections (Nosocomial Infections). Nosocomial infections —are infections whose development is favored by a hospital environment Acquired by a patient during a hospital visit

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Occupational Infections

Occupational Infections. By M.H.Davari MD. Occupational Infections. Occupational infections are human diseases caused by work-associated exposure to microbial agents. Occupational and non-occupational infections are the same, except: identification of the source of exposure

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GROUP A STREPTOCOCCAL INFECTIONS

GROUP A STREPTOCOCCAL INFECTIONS. Dr. KANUPRIYA CHATURVEDI. INTRODUCTION. Group A Streptococcus (GAS) is a gram-positive bacterium that grows in pairs or chains and causes complete, or -hemolysis when cultured on sheep blood agar.

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A Patient with Recurring Infections

A Patient with Recurring Infections. Julia Wright, M.D. Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine Section of General Internal Medicine. Case Illustration. 62-year-old woman with PMH rheumatoid arthritis, seizures and malabsorption

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CNS Infections

CNS Infections. Mazin Barry, MD, FRCPC, ABID, DTM&H Division of Infectious Diseases King Saud University. Variable causes and outcome. Acute Benign Form of Viral Meningoencephalitis Rapidly Fatal Bacterial Meningitis with Local Progressive mental deterioration and death

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Respiratory infections

Respiratory infections. Maisa Mansour , MD Faculty of Medicine Respiratory Department. Why is this important?. The respiratory system is the most commonly infected system. Health care providers will see more respiratory infections than any other type. Respiratory System Functions.

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Hospital Acquired Infections A Review

A nosocomial infection is defined as any infection occurring in a patient during hospital stay or receiving any healthcare facility in which the infection was not present at the time of hospital admission or acquired during hospitalisation.Malhotra S et al research findings reflected the prevalence of hospital acquired infections was highest in ICUs 33.3 followed by paediatric wards 12.5 and surgical wards 10.3 . The most common hospital acquired infections were urinary tract infection UTI 31.1 followed by respiratory tract infections RTI 24.3 , surgical site infection SSI 20.3 and blood stream infection BSI 18.2 .According to Mythri H and Kashinath KR et al the mean duration of stay of the patients in the hospital was 8.1 days. The distribution of nosocomial infections in MICU were UTI 34.8 8 130 , pneumonia 21.7 5 130 , soft tissue infections 17.4 4 130 , gastrointestinal 13.0 3 130 , blood stream infections 8.7 2 130 and meningitis 4.3 1 130 . According to Sugata Dasgupta research study the outcome of this research study concluded there was no statistically significant difference between the hospital mortality rates among the patients with and without nosocomial infection P = 0.181 .According to Oznur Ak research study the incidence rate of nosocomial infection was 21.6 in 1000 patient days, and the rate of nosocomial infection was 25.6 Length of ICU stay, central venous catheterisation, mechanical ventilation and tracheostomy were statistically significant risk factors for nosocomial infection. According to Michael Behnke research study concludes that the prevalence of nosocomial infection has not changed since 1994, but the prevalence of antibiotic use has increased in hospital acquired infections. Riya Johnson | Alex Lalbiaknunga | Jaidev Kumar | Sumana | Abdul Rashid "Hospital Acquired Infections - A Review" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-2 | Issue-2 , February 2018, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd8256.pdf Paper URL: http://www.ijtsrd.com/pharmacy/pharmacy-practice/8256/hospital-acquired-infections---a-review/riya-johnson

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CONGENITAL INFECTIONS

CONGENITAL INFECTIONS. Dr.M.VENKATESH Nagarcoil. Definition. Infections transmitted any time during gestation excluding the last 5 to 7 days. Common infections acquired in utero are a. CMV b. Rubella c. Toxoplasma gondii d. Treponema Pallidum e. HIV f. Human parvovirus B 19.

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Helminthic infections

Helminthic infections. Infection vs. disease. successful parasites live in, but do not kill their hosts protozoa multiply within hosts expression of disease depends on host factors helminths do not multiply within hosts

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Surgical Infections

Surgical Infections. Awadh Alqahtani MD,MSc,FRCSC (surgery)FRCSC(oncology) FISC Surgical oncologist and laparoscopic Bariatric surgeon 22/ 9 /2014. Infection. Infection is defined by: Microorganisms in host tissue or the bloodstream Inflammatory response to their presence.

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Avian infections

Avian infections. Viral infections of respiratory tract. Newcastel disease virus Avian influenza Avian infectious bronchitis virus Avian laryngotracheitis disease virus Adenoviruses. Avian infectious bronchitis virus.

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