'Gi infections' presentation slideshows

Module 2 (of 3): Antibiotic Review *

Module 2 (of 3): Antibiotic Review *. Review of selected antimicrobials By Keith Teelucksingh , PharmD Infectious Disease Pharmacist, Kaiser Permanente Vallejo With contributions by Linh Van , PharmD Infectious Disease Pharmacist, Kaiser Permanente Oakland. ? See Notes. Goals.

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Highlights of the developing gastrointestinal system

Highlights of the developing gastrointestinal system. Saliva newborns produce little saliva until 3-4 months of age Sucking and extrusion reflex until 3-4 months Stomach increases to 200-300 by 12 months Immature muscle tone of lower esophageal sphincter and low capacity of the stomach

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Immunodeficiency

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Infection Control Standards and Reporting for Texas Ambulatory Surgery Centers

Infection Control Standards and Reporting for Texas Ambulatory Surgery Centers. Texas ASCS 2013 Annual Meeting. Laura Strohmeyer RN, CGRN, CASC AmSurg Corp Dallas , Texas. Objectives. Review the CMS regulations on infection control as they pertain to Ambulatory Surgery Centers

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Typhoid Fever

Typhoid Fever. By: Jessica Flewelling & Desiree May. What is Typhoid Fever?? Typhoid fever is a systemic infection caused by the bacterium Salmonella typhi. Symptoms may include: A fever of103-104 degrees F !! Weakness Stomach pains Loss of appetite Persistent headache. Diarrhea

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Iga deficiency

Iga deficiency. By: Brittni McClellan. Iga deficiency - description. Description: Serum IgA <5 mg/ dL Normal serum IgG and IgM Patients >1 year Genetics: Autosomal Dominant Abnormalities on Chromosome 18 Associated with HLA-A1, HLA-A2, B8, and Dw3. Iga deficiency - Pathophysiology.

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