'Causative agent' presentation slideshows

Pesticides

Pesticides.

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Rickettsia, Orientia, Ehrlichia, Anaplasma, Coxiella and Bartonella

Rickettsia, Orientia, Ehrlichia, Anaplasma, Coxiella and Bartonella History of Rickettsial Diseases Epidemic typhus - 16th century Associated with wars and famine WWI and WWII - 100,000 people affected Ricketts identifies causative agent of Rocky Mountain spotted fever - 20th century

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Pulmonary Board Review Lecture 1 Lisa M. Zahn, MD Mount Sinai School of Medicine Department of Emergency Medicine Novemb

Pulmonary Board Review Lecture 1 Lisa M. Zahn, MD Mount Sinai School of Medicine Department of Emergency Medicine November 14, 2007. Lecture 1 Pneumonia: community acquired, immunocompromised host, aspiration, pediatric Pneumothorax Mycobacterium tuberculosis

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Innate Host Defenses Immunology - I

Innate Host Defenses Immunology - I. April 10, 2007. Adaptive defenses. Antigens are produced in response to the presence of non self or foreign antigens. Innate Defenses. The defense mechanisms that are active against any invading agent

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TRACING THE CRIMINAL Part three: More G+ criminals

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ACUTE AND CHRONIC RHINITIS

ACUTE AND CHRONIC RHINITIS. By-Dr. Sudeep K.C. 1) VIRAL RHINITIS. 1)COMMON COLD(CORYZA) Aetiology : it is caused by virus usually through airborne droplets. Adeno virus , picorna virus, rhino and coxsackie virus. Incubation period is 1-4 days and illness last for 2-3 weeks.

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Bacteria and the cytoskeleton

Bacteria and the cytoskeleton. The human body is a dangerous place for a bacteria to be! Antibodies Neutrophils Complement Innate response - lysozymes. Many bacteria find it much more comfortable inside the cells of its host.

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Case Report

Case Report. Time:2006.1.23 Site: ???????? Speaker:I2 ???. Brief History. A 25 y/o nurse had recently returned to the United States from a stay in Brazil( ?? ), where she had worked at a clinic treating rural patients.

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Introduction to Antimicrobial Drugs

Introduction to Antimicrobial Drugs. Classification by Susceptible Organism. Antibacterial Antiviral Antifungal Antiprotozoan Anthelmintic. Mechanism Of Action. Inhibition of bacterial cell wall synthesis Inhibition of protein synthesis Inhibition of nucleic acid synthesis

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Case presentation

Case presentation. Case 16 Reporter: I2 ??? Date: 94/11/28. Chief complaint, present illness, & personal/past/family history.

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Chapter 23, Genitourinary Diseases

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Why are some bacteria pathogenic to humans while other (closely-related) bacteria are not?

The Evolution of Infectious Disease. Why are some bacteria pathogenic to humans while other (closely-related) bacteria are not?. This question can be approached from two directions:

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Renal Tumours

Renal Tumours. Mr C Dawson MS FRCS Consultant Urologist Fitzwilliam Hospital Peterborough. Classification of Renal Tumours. Benign Renal tumours. Cysts account for 70% asymptomatic renal masses Cortical adenoma Oncocytoma Angiomyolipoma (80% associated with tuberous sclerosis).

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Chapter 2 Evolution of Community Health Nursing

Chapter 2 Evolution of Community Health Nursing. SOCIETAL INFLUENCES ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING::.

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Update on Q Fever Epidemic in the Netherlands and US Public Health Response

Update on Q Fever Epidemic in the Netherlands and US Public Health Response. Hira Nakhasi, Ph.D. CBER/FDA Blood Product Advisory Committee Meeting Rockville, MD, USA July 26, 2010. Background-I- Causative agent.

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Important Considerations in the Older Adult

Important Considerations in the Older Adult. Presented by: Mary E. Barna DPM, PA-C. Important Considerations in the Older Adult. Now to Early Intervention of Pressure Ulcers. Core Principles. Changes In The Skin That Occur With Normal Aging.

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Microbe of the Week

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