Bacteria are prokaryotic microorganisms that have no nucleus. Often times these forms of bacteria usually don’t need much to live and can reproduce rather quickly. These bacteria can cause a lot of major diseases and the only way to get around these problems is to maintain a perfect hygiene. Our hands especially, which are constantly filled with bacteria that can cause major harm to the body. Hospitals are easily considered one of the places with a lot of bacteria and infectious diseases. Doctors need to treat the patient right away and at times cannot afford to wash their hands and need a quicker solution. Hand sanitizers get the job done and destroy 99.99% of all germs. Doctors need to use hand sanitizer as a means of destroying and preventing
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There are three types of the Influenza strain and each strain deals with a different part of the body. This infection is commonly associated today as the common cold. Influenza A and B can lead to a lot of repertory problems and sometimes even death. What makes this disease so deadly that it is easily spread from host to host. Influenza changes over time to make sure that the bacteria attack the immune system. This change causes the antibodies do not recognize the changing bacteria. Influenza viruses contain two subtypes hemagglutinin and the neuraminidase which are only apparent to the host in which they are living in. Some subtypes can only occur in specific animals but the most common subtype in human is known as the H1N1. In most cases the antibodies cannot detect the virus and cause it to spread in the respiratory tract damaging the healthy cells leading to other complications. During the winter season is when these diseases are more susceptible to harm the host. This is mainly because of poor hygiene. Not only washing hands but coughing and sneezing are a major cause of these diseases. Usually when someone coughs or sneezes it is directly into their hands. With proper hygiene these bacteria are still there waiting to travel to the next host. Hands are always touching everything and interacting with the
There are three types of the Influenza strain and each strain deals with a different part of the body. This infection is commonly associated today as the common cold. Influenza A and B can lead to a lot of repertory problems and sometimes even death. What makes this disease so deadly that it is easily spread from host to host. Influenza changes over time to make sure that the bacteria attack the immune system. This change causes the antibodies do not recognize the changing bacteria. Influenza viruses contain two subtypes hemagglutinin and the neuraminidase which are only apparent to the host in which they are living in. Some subtypes can only occur in specific animals but the most common subtype in human is known as the H1N1. In most cases the antibodies cannot detect the virus and cause it to spread in the respiratory tract damaging the healthy cells leading to other complications. During the winter season is when these diseases are more susceptible to harm the host. This is mainly because of poor hygiene. Not only washing hands but coughing and sneezing are a major cause of these diseases. Usually when someone coughs or sneezes it is directly into their hands. With proper hygiene these bacteria are still there waiting to travel to the next host. Hands are always touching everything and interacting with the