ACKNOWLEDGEMENT First of all, we would like to great thanks, Almighty ALLAH who give us the power throughout the whole project and help us to achieve our goals. He, in fact, has blessed with more than what we have desired and deserved. We really do have to express our collective gratitude towards our supervisor Sir Ammar Ajmal and co-supervisor Sir Sajid Gul Khwaja.We want to say a ‘Big Thanks' not for only their guidance and patience but also for monitoring throughout all our brief encounter with research world in the past. We would like to special thanks to our project coordinator Sir Waleed Manzoor who gave us support through motivation and guidance to manage the project and encourage us to do the project. Introduction …show more content…
Types of Pneumonia 1) Bacterial Pneumonia Bacteria can affect anyone at any age. It can develop alone or after a severe cold or flu. The most common type of cause of bacterial pneumonia is Streptococcus pneumonia. It can be caused by bacteria Chlamydia pneumonia or nemophila bacteria. 2) Viral Pneumonia In many cases, pneumonia caused by the respiratory virus can cause particularly in young children and the elderly. Lung disease is usually not serious and for a short period of time. However, by hard or fatal flu virus could be caused by viral pneumonia. This is dangerous, especially for pregnant women or people with heart or lung problems. The bacteria can attack with viral pneumonia complications. 3) Mycoplasma Pneumonia Mycoplasma organisms contain virus or bacteria, but their features are not common. It is smallest diseases which can affect a human. It Often causes severe pneumonia cases, because not in many adults and young children. 4) Other types of pneumonia Many types of additional pneumonia affect the immune compromised people. Tuberculosis and Pneumocystis pneumonia carina (PCP) often helps similar to those that affect people with suppressed immune systems. In fact, it may be one of the first signs of PCP in people with
Viruses are capsules with genetic material inside. They are very tiny, much smaller than bacteria. Viruses cause familiar infectious diseases such as the common cold, flu and warts. They also cause severe illnesses such as HIV/AIDS,
Which of the following infectious agents are commonly involved in HAIS MRSA VRE P. aeruginosa Rotavirus Influenza flu E. coli 4. Can you mention at least 5 pathogens most commonly isolated in your hospital? 5. Which populace is more susceptible to HAIs and which is the ordinary source of HAIs
Anyone can contract a level three virus from breathing in horrible air. There are several types of diseases that a person can get from accidently breathing in these pathogens are Tuberculosis and Coxiella burnetii( Richmond, n.d.). both of which could potentially kill a human that comes in contact with
This is often caused by antibiotic use. RISK FACTORS This condition is more likely to develop in: • People who take antibiotics. • Older people. • People who have had a C. diff infection before.
Asthma is the swelling that causes you to wheeze making you feel as you can’t breathe it can be treated by epinephrine. Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs caused by bacteria and sometimes it can be treated without treatment. Bronchitis is an infection in the mucus membrane, wheezing and chest pains are some symptoms and it can be treated by prescribing brunch dilator or antibiotics. Sinusitis pressure in the sinuses also nasal discharge treatments are antibiotics and many others. Tonsillitis symptoms include fever, hard for you to swallow and sore throats.
Influenza was a deadly virus that killed millions of people around the world back in 1918. The virus of influenza has eight genes with no fix structure, and the segment structure can change the virus fragmentation endlessly. The virus is independent and can replicate rapidly once it gets into your lungs which can the air pathway and the infected person would drown in their own body. People with the virus can spread it by coughing, sneezing, and sometimes people might touch a surface which has the virus on it and touch their mouth or nose without properly washing it. The virus has eight genes.
Bacteria, fungi, viruses and parasites cause meningitis and encephalitis. Although, meningitis can be caused by any of those four infectious causes, it is most often caused by a bacterial or viral infection. Pneumococcal meningitis is the most common form of meningitis and is a bacterial infection. The disease is caused by the bacteria called Streptococcus Pneumoniae. It can also lead to pneumonia, sinus infections and blood poisoning.
Because they also encourage mucous secretions, macrophage activity on pneumococci is decreased while bacterial adhesion to the epithelium is increased. Pneumonia is a condition that aggravates the air sacs in one or both lungs. The air sacs may fill with fluid or pus causing cough with phlegm or pus, fever, chills, and difficulty breathing. Cyanosis occurs as a result of the decrease in gas exchange through the inflamed alveolar membrane and subsequent decline in hemoglobin saturation. One of the most common complications of the flu is a bacterial infection.
Strep throat is from the most common streptococcal bacteria, which is the group A beta-hemolytic streptococcus. There are also other groups of bacteria that can infect the throat that come from groups C and G strep bacteria. Strep throat can make can be given to a person if someone who has strep throat breathes, coughs, or sneezes and the tiny droplets with the strep bacteria go into the air. As the droplets get dispersed in the air they can be breathed in by another person. Strep throat starts within two to five days after someone comes into contact with a person who has the strep infection.
they may attack almost any living organism. Viruses will invade a cell in the body and uses part of the cell to multiple causing new viruses to produce. Bacteria are much larger than viruses. they live everywhere. many bacteria will not cause an infection.
Such illnesses include dysentery and smallpox. Many of my friends have met their fate at the hands of dysentery. Dysentery is an infection that causes diarrhea, with blood and mucus visible in the feces. Smallpox is a virus in which a person gets a severe fever with pustules. Here at Valley Forge, our surgeons and doctors have made smallpox less of a threat.
Your introduction goes here. You should have some questions or sentences that start off broad, or general, and work their way down to the specific. The most specific statement in your introduction is your thesis statement. The thesis statement should look like the following sentence. In the short story “Marigolds” by Eugenia Collier, Lizabeth acts like a child, but eventually accepts the fact that she must be an adult.
In the US, up to 64 million people are infected with influenza every year with 51 thousand cases resulting in death. (Treanor) The fever, runny nose, and body aches keep Americans curled up in their bed, miserable, all week. You try to do everything you can to isolate yourself from the virus, but somehow it always finds a way to get you sick. It seems like it is the same routine every year of taking days off work or completing make up work for school.
In today's society, our environment has been talked about many times and is becoming a problem to many human beings. Many people are getting ill from hazardous environments and even causing death. NIEHS is trying to solve this problem and trying to get more money in order to maintain their activities to keep these people safe. Due to this problem, the government should give NIEHS the $680,00,000 to fund more safe environments. If the government gave this money to NIEHS, then it will help many lives especially those that work, play, and live in terrible environments.