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some cases nonexistent In a world with few effective antibiotics identifies priorities and coordinates investments to prevent detect and control outbreaks of resistant pathogens recognized Antibiotic. -. R. esistant . S. taphylococcus . A. ureus. . THE . EVOLUTION . OF . BACTERIA. ©. Drug-resistant staph lurks in many places . By Anita Manning, USA TODAY. . Antibiotic-Resistant Staph More Common. Key terms used in exam questions. Pathogen. – An microorganism that causes an infectious disease.. Antibiotic. – A chemical that kills . bacteria. .. Antiseptic. – A chemical that is used externally to prevent the spread of pathogens.. Exercise 19. Life before Antibiotics . Infection=Death Sentence . Lower life expectancy . Now . Increase in life expectancy due to the discovery of antibiotics and aseptic technique . The effectiveness of antibiotics are decreasing and “. P. Stogsdill, MD, FIDSA. Sept 2013. Bad bugs, No drugs. NO ESKAPE. E. nterococcus . faecium. S. taphylococcus . aureus. K. lebsiella. . pneumoniae. . C. lostridium. . difficile. A. cinetobacter. Deanne Tabb PharmD, MT (ASCP). Infectious Disease Pharmacy specialist. Clinical Microbiologist. Midtown Medical Center, Columbus, Georgia. Disclosure. I do not have (nor does any immediate family member have) actual or potential conflict of interest, within the last twelve . Resistance Pattern . in New Mexico. Obi C. Okoli, MD.,MPH.. Clinic for Infectious Diseases. Las Cruces, NM.. Are these the world's sexiest accents?. Are these the world's sexiest accents?. 13. . Argentine. Antibiotics. “Antibiotics are powerful medicines that fight bacterial infection”. Literal translation:. anti – against. biotic – living things. Discovery. Alexander Fleming in 1928. He was an extremely messy scientist. 1GLOBAL PANTIBIOTIC-RESISTANT BACTERIA TO GUIDE RESEARCH DISCOVERY AND DEVELOPMENTOF NEW ANTIBIOTICSChairE Tacconelli Infectious Diseases DZIF Center TbingenUniversity Germany and N Magrini WHO EMP De Micro-organisms. , . evolution . and antibiotic resistance. I am learning…. What microbes are in general and about bacteria specifically. What evolution is and how the environment causes bacteria to adapt to survive. Infectious Disease. Case Study 4. Learning Objectives. antibiotic . apocolypse. Draw a picture to illustrate the effect of antibiotics on a . population. of bacteria.. Distinguish between antibiotic resistance and an antibiotic-resistant infection.. Carbapenems. . Customize this presentation with your organization’s logo, etc.. 1. 3/17/2014. Presentation Objectives. Brief overview on microbiology and antibiotics. Describe antibiotic resistant organisms with a focus on . Jon Otter, PhD . FRCPath. Imperial College Hospitals NHS Trust. . jon.otter@imperial.nhs.uk. . @. jonotter. Blog: . www.ReflectionsIPC.com. You can download these slides from . www.jonotter.net. CC – 14/ UNIT - 7. Azidothymidine Antibiotic Resistance. Zidovudine (AZT). A synthetic pyrimidine (thymidine) analogue. AZT is converted to its triphosphate form by cellular thymidine kinase. It binds preferentially to HIV – reverse transcriptase resulting in chain termination. . and. become resistant to . antibiotics. When. . we. . take. . antibiotics,. . they. . kill. . all. . susceptible . bacteria, . including the “good” bacteria that protect the . body. from .

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