Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus

the treating of diseases. Antibiotic resistance occurs over time when bacteria become resistant to antibiotics because the bacteria strains adapt quickly and protect themselves from the antibiotic. The antibiotic loses its ability to terminate the growth of bacteria, leaving people who suffer from infections with fewer options for recovery. If large numbers of bacteria are resistant to antibiotics,…

Wrestling is the Most Dangerous Sport “The better you eat the better you compete and the better you’ll be able to go out there and train and go out there and win it”(Burroughs).Most people think football is the most dangerous sport; some people agree some people disagree. Wrestling is the most dangerous sport because of physical injuries suffered after wrestling which include concussions, skin diseases, and eating disorders. Most wrestlers have had at least two to three concussions in their…

antimicrobials and the emergence of resistant microorganisms had to get attention since the introduction of penicillin. Bacterial resistance has a negative impact on treatment fate, increasing death rates and hospitalization…

Many bacterias are present without us realizing it. Bacteria that are present and ready to reproduce can cause problems in our daily lives at any rate. Mascara users are at risk from contaminants that may exist within their mascara wands or tube of mascara. Without proper care, bacterias will grow within the walls of the tube and cause many issues to users in the long run due to reapplying the product on a daily basis. “That mascara wand can do more than just make your lashes longer; it can…

Some infections like athlete's' foot or eczema may also lead to cellulitis. The two most frequent causes for cellulitis are Streptococcus as well as Staphylococcus aureus (Woodruff, 2015); and both are common skin infecting bacteria. In most cases, doctors are able to diagnose cellulitis based on the symptoms and a physical exam. Another test such as ultrasounds, CT scans blood tests or even an MRI can be used…

urinate, it is the fact that if some are left behind, you can get a urinary tract infection. What are the risks of a UTI? If you have been taking antibiotics for a long time, it is very likely that the bacteria which exist in your body have become resistant. As a consequence, they have developed to be very hard to get rid of completely. In other words, it is possible that your urinary tract infection can come back. Without proper treatment, the infection can turn out to be very devastating. The…

genes generation to generation. “treating common infections becomes more difficult”. Right now the season is winter, and this is when we are most prone to biotic infections. Antibiotics “can cause more harm than good”. It risks us getting antibiotic-resistant in the future. In an article “pencrtration of brain abscess by systemically administered antibiotics” discuss the effect of antibiotics on the brain. This article is written by Perry Black, M.D. In his research he founded that the patients…

1. Introduction and Literature Review 1.1 Introduction: More than 200 different species of bacteria normally live on the skin (Benbow, 2010) and an open wound provides a moist, warm and nutritious environment perfect for microbial colonisation and proliferation (Young, 2012). When one or more microorganisms multiply in the wound, local and systemic responses occur in the host, which can lead to infection and a subsequent delay in healing (Angel et al., 2011). Cutting (2010) mentioned that…

Jeong, I., Park, S., Jeong, J. S., Kim, D. S., Choi, Y. S., Lee, Y. S., & Park, Y. M. (2010). Comparison of Catheter-associated Urinary Tract Infection Rates by Perineal Care Agents in Intensive Care Units. Asian Nursing Research, 142-150. Intro: The authors of this study explored the efficacy of preventing catheter-acquired urinary tract infections by using a sampling of four different perineal care products on catheterized women in an Intensive Care Unit setting in Korea. ROL: The authors of…

There are three vital clinically critical species: Staphylococcus epidermidis, Staphylococcus saprophyticus, and Staphylococcus aureus. S. epidermidis, as its name infers, is the most continuous tenant of human surfaces, including skin and mucous layers (Morello, et al., 2013, p. 145). It is not typically pathogenic, but rather it might cause genuine contaminations on the off chance that it has a chance to enter past surface boundaries, for instance, in heart surgery patients or those with…