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    Poliomyelitis

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    many ways in which they can help the patient. Doctors can only help the patient alleviate their symptoms by giving them heating pads for muscle cramps, request physical therapy and give them antibiotics for urinary tract infections. Antibiotics cannot be used to kill this infection because Poliomyelitis is caused by the poliovirus, not by a bacteria. Although symptoms of polio may only last up to 72 hours, the after effects of polio are long…

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    alveolar of the lungs can grow in large numbers then infect and grow pneumocytes. Pneumocytes could be either type I, thin squamous cells or type II, larger cuboidal cells both stopping the exchange of air by forming a barrier. In the early stages of infection…

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    Dysphagia Research Paper

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    detected abnormalities of esophageal motility. Abdominal pain, sometimes accompanied by nausea and vomiting has been reported in up to 40% of SLE patients and can be due to SLE-related causes, medication side effects, and non–SLE-related causes such as infection. (33) Pancreatitis due to SLE is uncommon and usually is associated with active SLE in other organs. Mesenteric vasculitis is a very rare manifestation of SLE. Liver test abnormalities have been described in up to 60% of SLE…

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    Respiratory Infections

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    Respiratory infections are a major global health burden. The emergence and spread of drug-resistant respiratory tract pathogens, particularly Mycobacterium tuberculosis, has aggravated the current situation. High dose delivery of drugs to the lung using a dry powder inhaler (DPI) is an emerging approach to combat drug-resistant local infections. To achieve high dose delivery, highly aerosolizable powders are required. We hypothesized that co-spray-drying kanamycin, a hydrophilic hygroscopic…

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    In uncomplicated infection recovery begins soon after the appearance of the rash. However, complications will occur in up to 40% of all patients, the risk of a complication being higher for the very young or for adults and in undernutrition. Mortality is highest in infants and younger children. Complications most commonly are respiratory, and pneumonia causes most measles-associated deaths. The pneumonia risk is higher with immune suppression, which can be induced systemically by the virus…

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    Vaccines should be used by people throughout the world. Vaccines can help prevent you from getting diseases, prevent people around you without vaccines from getting diseases, and can even prevent you from dying. Some diseases are deadly, but some aren’t. This letter is to explain to you about the different ways that vaccines can help you and your family. Vaccines help with preventing diseases. Vaccines contain little dead virus cells called pathogens. When pathogens are put into your body, your…

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    Faecal contamination of water is routinely detected by microbiological analysis. The approach that has been adopted is to analyses for indicator organisms that inhabit the gut in large numbers and are excreted in human faeces. The presence of these indicator organisms in water is evidence of faecal contamination and therefore, of a risk that pathogens are present. If indicator organisms are present in large numbers, the contamination is considered to be recent and/or severe. Total coliforms,…

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    If yellow Fever catches you, it will not let you go easily. Hello! I am a new physician from England coming to philadelphia to compare and contrast the French doctor’s who have come straight from the African savanah´s cures to the doctor's degree philadelphia college of physicians cures. I am here by orders from King George the third to write a composition on it. King George sent me so I can decide the best cure, preventing and or curing future yellow fever attacks in England. To do this, i will…

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    Bacterial infections have plagued man for centuries. Some of the oldest pathogens, Salmonella enterica serovar Typhi.is known as Salmonella Typhi and students could confuse them with any other of the many many forms of Salmonella enterica at first glance. We know this bacterium as the cause of Typhoid. In the world of microbiology, it is known to be gram negative, it does not hold the violet dye in testing. It is both aerobic and anaerobic. In other words, it is a facultative anaerobe. It…

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    Psoriasis

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    Psoriasis is a chronic skin condition in which the body develops new skin cells faster than it can shed off, resulting in thick, dry and itchy patches of skin. There are several types of Psoriasis, and the condition affects both men and women of all ages and races, even celebrity like super model CariDee English. Although there are no cures for Psoriasis, there are treatments available to offer significant relief. The cause of Psoriasis is unknown, but it is believed that your immune system…

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