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[DOC File]BACTERIAL/VIRAL/PARASITIC/FUNGAL INFECTION RESEARCH …
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recommend treatment with antibiotic “sooner rather than later” with symptoms of an infection, even if we think that it is viral. Most of these patients will develop secondary bacterial infections with viral infections. Prophylactic antibiotics (usually during winter months only) given by . mouth …
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b. Some common mouth disorders include the following: i. Cold sores (a) Painful sores on the lips and around the mouth. ii. Canker sores (a) Painful sores in the mouth or on the gums. iii. Thrush (a) Yeast infection that causes white patches in the mouth or on the tongue. iv. Leukoplakia (a) Smoker’s disease (b) Causes excess cell growth in ...
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[DOC File]INFECTION CONTROL PLAN
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Bacterial Infections of the Lung . 6822 Actinomycosis. 6823 Nocardiosis. 6824 Chronic lung abscess. General Rating Formula for Bacterial Infections of the Lung (diagnostic codes . 6822 through 6824): Active infection with systemic symptoms such as fever, night sweats, weight loss, or hemoptysis 100
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2. It is a common cause of burn patient infections and is a leading cause of bacterial . nosocomial pneumonia. 3. Can cause endocarditis, meningitis, skin rashes, UTI’s, external ear infections in . swimmers, as well as corneal ulcers in contact wearers. 4. Infections are characterized by a . E. Gas gangrene (Clostridial myonecrosis) 1 ...
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[DOC File]Chapter 18: Infectious Diseases Affecting the Skin and Eyes
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Sinus infections and ear infections can be either viral or bacterial. They most often follow a viral infection like a cold or influenza. Pneumonia, which is the most serious of all these infections, can be caused by either viruses or bacteria.
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[DOC File]Chapter 19: Diseases of the Eyes, Ears, Nose, and Throat
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Disease: Inc. pd. 2 wks. Virus multiples in URT mucosa and conjunctiva ( blood (viremia) ( invades skin ( maculopapular rash on head, neck, trunk, extremities. Accompanied by Koplik spots in mouth (fig. pg. 491), conjunctivitis (photosensitivity), ( fever, acute URT secretions. Complications: secondary bacterial infections, encephalitis.
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[DOC File]CH. 21 DISEASES OF THE RESPIRATORY TRACT
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This unit project focuses on bacterial, viral, parasitic, and fungal infections. People, animals, and plants can be infected by these pathogens (disease causing agents). I suggest that you choose an infection that has affected someone you know, you have heard about in the news, or …
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[DOC File]§4.97 - Veterans Benefits Administration Home
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Prevent or control infections as early as possible: Annual influenza vaccination. Pneumococcal vaccine, and repeat the vaccine once in 5 years. Report signs of an infection including fever, chills, or purulent mucus as soon as it develops so the physician may order antibiotics to treat bacterial infections.
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[DOC File]Chapter:
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Poor oral hygiene can affect the health of the body, causing bacterial infections like tooth decay and periodontal (gum) disease. Oral diseases share common risk factors with the four serious diseases – cardiovascular (heart) diseases, cancer, respiratory diseases (pneumonia), and diabetes.
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[DOC File]ALLERGY, ASTHMA, & CLINICAL IMMUNOLOGY SPECIALISTS, P
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To reduce the risks of infections in individuals served, care providers, and employees through identification, prevention, control and surveillance. ... human bite, or cut) or mucous membrane (splash to eyes, nose or mouth) exposure to blood and other potentially infectious material, or accutaneous (above the skin) when the employee’s skin is ...
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