BIOS 242 Week 6 Assignment; Pathogens

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Matthew Lillard

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Biosciences

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BIOS 242 Fundamentals Of Microbiology With Lab

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Chamberlain

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9

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Disease Pathogen name Characteristic s Type of Pathogen Body System Affected Virulence Factor Signs & Symptoms Pathogenesis and Epidemiology Disease Treatment & Preventions StaphylococcStaphylococcus It usually Bacteralskin Antigens, Fussiness SSSS is caused intravenous al Scalded aueruspresents 48 Capsule, (irritability), by an exfoliativeantibiotics are Skin hours after Adhesins, Tiredness, toxin produced generally Syndrome birth, gram Enzymes, Fever, by roughly 5% necessary to positive. can Coagulase, Redness of of eradicate the survive on Lipase, the skin, Staphylococcus staphylococcasome surfaces Hyaluronidase Fluid-filled aureus. As the l infection. for hours, & blisters that syndrome Prevention days or weeks Staphylokinasbreak easily evolves, an Avoidance of e. and leave an initial infection the primary area of moist occurs, staphylococcaskin that soon commonly at a l infection. becomes site such as the tender and oral or nasal painful, Large cavities, throat, sheets of the or umbilicus. top layer of SSSS is rare, skin may peel affecting up to away. 56 people out of 100,000. Necrotizing Staphylococcus an anaerobic Bacterial Tissue polysaccharidshock, death, In adults is 0.40 Treatment Fasciitis pyogens/ Gram-positive e capsules hot, intense cases per involves strapyhlococcucoccus. can and M pain sunburn 100,000 immediate s auerussurvive on proteins that rash. Fever, people/year delivery of IV some surfaces impede fatigue, and the antibiotics. for hours, phagocytosis muscle aches. incidence in Surgical days or weeks children is removal of higher at 0.08 dead or cases per infected tissue 100,000 from the people/year. It wound is is a rapidly often spreading required. infection of the Preventions subcutaneous washing tissue that minor cuts results in with soap and extensive running water. destruction of the fat and fascia. In the early stages of infection, skin and muscle are spared, but if allowed to progress, the organism affects deeper tissues and systemically progresses to s

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