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The mosquitoes has a bite from human to human and they are a very good example of how infectious diseases spread really fast. ChaCha On!
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Infectious diseases , also known as communicable diseases, contagious diseases or transmissible diseases comprise clinically evident illness resulting from the infection, presence and growth of pathogenic biological agents in an individual host organism...
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Source: http://www.inquirer.net/mindandbody/...0101223-310538
DoH bans public wakes for bodies carrying infectious diseases
Posted December 23, 2010 07:33:00
Jocelyn R. Uy
Philippine Daily Inquirer
MANILA, PhilippinesThe Department of Health has modified...
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Thirty years ago my family physician told me that he felt that the increasing spread of most infectious diseases was in large part due to over use of antibiotics. This interesting article addresses that problem, and talks about how some places in the ...
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I am looking for advice regarding CPAP and infectious disease. A couple weeks ago I came down with a Staph infection, or MRCA, in my nostril. I have not used my CPAP machine since then as I have been waiting for the infection to clear up. I am concerned...
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I think I would want to change masks.
I think this is a question for your infectious disease doctor.
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MCCQE 1 QUESTIONS from Infectious diseases & Peadiatrics Lots of questions from Infectious diseases & Peadiatrics.I,ll
1. 75 yrs old man found wandering in corridor of buliding.not oriented to time & place.Physical exam shows tachycardia.What is the syndrome...
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Middle aged female with type 2 DM on OHDs on sufonylurea 10mg daily which wz changd from 5 mg twice daily few weeks ago,now has dizziness,light headedness,sweating,sometimes nausea...cause...possible mangement option...advice to the pt.. .
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On February 29 of this year, I contracted--somehow--an infectious disease that immediately manifested itself with symptoms of slight dizziness, nausea, vomiting, and lack of appetite. Within a week these symptoms disappeared, and my left calf became swollen...
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OK, maybe the Italian food a mystery.....
That is an "infectious disease" in that it's caused by a microbe of some sort, but it's mostly acquired from food-and-let-live attitude; they don't bite humans and transmit diseases to them.
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How are you? What symptoms are present and what other tests were done already? When the erythrocyte sedimentation rate ( ESR End-stage kidney disease
Esr ) is positive, it shows some degree of inflammation in the body. On the other hand Hand or foot...
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?— u.s. cases of tuberculosis fell six.four percentage among 2011 to an all-time low merely missed a national target of eliminating the ailment as cases between foreign-born individuals persisted, health officials said on thursday.
unless factors change...
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Q: One of your Pt. went to an alternative medicine physician. That physician wants your pt.s document. In what condition you can give these documents?
Q: Which one is not a criteria for causation in a RCT?
Q: you are physician in a hospital. There are...
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If patient becomes violent
Differential for Delirium
I - Infectious (encephalitis, meningitis, UTI.
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