Staphylococcus Pygenes

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1. Based on the observation it would be safest to limit the exercise greatly to very light exercise. Having the ulcer with no pain means that she has tingly numb sensation in her leg which can cause more injuries. Her reflexes also might be slower.
2. Since the women is a diabetic it is most likely an ulcer affiliated with her having diabetes. With the lack of blood flow back to the heart there can be other problems. They should limit certain exercises to prevent further injury. She could have slower reflexes, less coordination, and she might be prone to falling.
Case Study Two
1. The causative organisms that are associated with impetigo are Staphylococcus aureus and Streptococcus pyogenes.
2. The day care provider should not touch any

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