PPT-5 Havens For Germs And Bacteria In The Home

Youd probably be surprised at some of the places that germs and bacteria can be found in the home even places that you believed to be clean Here are 5 havens for germs and bacteria in the home. These are known as routes of transmission The 3 main ways are 1 by contact 2 in a droplet or 3 through tiny remains of droplets 64258oating in air airborne The most common way germs spread is by contact This is also called direct or indirect contac THE CARIBBEAN: A SUNNY PLACE FOR SHADY PEOPLE?. Anthony D.J. . Gafoor. Trinidad & Tobago. 5th IATJ Conference, Washington, 2014. 1. TAX HAVENS: DEFINITION. The term “tax avoidance” can be found as early as the 1850s and the term “tax haven” has been widely used since the 1950s (. The inside story on how antibiotics work and what you can do to prevent antibiotic resistance.. Oregon Alliance Working for . Antibiotic Resistance Education. Presentation Outline. Antibiotic timeline. your teeth and this may mean that yourteeth become loose and may eventuallyfall out. Who can get gum disease?more severe gum disease than others. Severe gum disease at a young age can run in families By . tonya. welch. Types of illness you may see in the classroom. Conjunctivitis (Pink Eye). Coxsackievirus. (Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease). Head Lice. Impetigo (Bacterial Skin Infections). Influenza (Flu). Our learning objectives today are:. To explain ideas about disease in the 18. th. C.. To investigate how Pasteur discovered germs. To explain why this discovery. w. as an important development. How did people explain disease before 1750?. “. Microorganisms & the Chain of Infection”. OSHA . Standard . 29 CFR 1910.1030. Bloodborne. Pathogens (BBP. ). . Microorganisms & the Chain of Infection. Microorganisms. Four. FOUR. KINDS. Next door lived Raman. He was poor and thin and always looked sad because he was so thin and tired and had a bad cough. . Chandran. was his friend, so Raman often visited him. . Chandran's. mother did not like Raman, because she felt he had an evil spirit on him and that’s why he looked sick. . Grace Mortrude, . PharmD. candidate 2018. UNIVERSITY . OF RHODE ISLAND . COLLEGE OF PHARMACY. These slides were developed by the . University of Rhode Island School of Pharmacy. with assistance from:. tonya. welch. Types of illness you may see in the classroom. Conjunctivitis (Pink Eye). Coxsackievirus. (Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease). Head Lice. Impetigo (Bacterial Skin Infections). Influenza (Flu). FOR HIGH SCHOOLAND ADULTS EVELOPED BY THE MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH FOR THE MINNESOTA FOOD SAFETY PARTNERSHIP, 200 ��Handwashing: Prevent Disease & Outbreak InterventionHIGH SCHOOLA infection of the gastrointestinal (or GI) tract. Sometimes people refer to it as “stomach u” although it is not typically caused by the “u” or inuenza virus. This Vocabulary. Hygiene. . – a condition or practice conducive to the preservation of health. Microorganisms. . – any organism too small to be viewed by the unaided eye (bacteria, some fungi, algae, etc.). . Simplest prokaryotic unicellular organisms.. Show the characteristics of both plants and animals.. . Antoni. von . leeuwenhoek. (1632-1723) was the first to discover bacteria. French scientist .