PPT-Bacterial infections of the skin, soft tissues and bones

Most infections of the skin soft tissues and bone are caused by either Staph aureus or streptococci mainly Strep pyogenes Staphylococcal infections Staphylococci are usually found colonising. A. Bacterial Skin Diseases. 1. . Staphylococcus aureus. – the most serious Staphylococcal pathogen. A) Gram-positive cocci that form grape-like clusters that are frequently found in the nostrils of virtually every person at one time or another. Keri Holmes-. Maybank. , MD. Medical University of South Carolina. Cellulitis. Impetigo. Erysipelas. Abscess. Animal bite. Human bite. Surgical site infection. Necrotizing fasciitis. Skin and Soft Tissue Infections. Lucie Shawcross * Intro to Bones * Exercise Science Majors. Main Menu. Main menu. APPENDICULAR SKELETON. PECTORAL GIRDLE. UPPER BODY 1. UPPER BODY 2. UPPER BODY 3. PELVIC GIRDLE. LOWER BODY 1. LOWER BODY 2. A. Bacterial Skin Diseases. 1. . Staphylococcus aureus. – the most serious Staphylococcal pathogen. A) Gram-positive cocci that form grape-like clusters that are frequently found in the nostrils of virtually every person at one time or another. Tuberculosis (TB). Once very common; incidence declined in industrialized nations as living standards improved. In 1985, incidence began to rise due to expanding AIDS epidemic, increasing prevalence of drug-resistant strains. 6 single. 11 paired. Cranium. Single. Frontal. Sphenoid. Ethmoid. Occipital. Paired. Parietal. Temporal. Face. Single:. Mandible. Vomer. Paired:. Maxillae. Zygomatic. Lacrimal. Inferior Nasal . Conchae. Part C. Bone Development and Growth. Bone Development. Ossification (. Osteogenesis. ). the process of bone tissue formation. Starts with the formation of the bony skeleton in 8 week old embryos as bone replaces cartilage and membranes. 6 single. 11 paired. Cranium. Single. Frontal. Sphenoid. Ethmoid. Occipital. Paired. Parietal. Temporal. Face. Single:. Mandible. Vomer. Paired:. Maxillae. Zygomatic. Lacrimal. Inferior Nasal . Conchae. Whole skeleton and bones associated with the Skull. Copyright (c) The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Permission required for reproduction or display.. 8-. 2. Unit 3 . Bones . (. chapters 8 . ). In Chapter 8 you will learn:. George Smulian, MD. 2/3/18. Question 1. A . 22 y/o M is seen in clinic for a painful spot on his right leg. It appeared approximately 3 days ago. Of note, he is on the football team at the local university. On exam he is afebrile with normal heart rate and blood pressure. He has no streaking or lymphadenopathy. A 3 cm x 3 cm tender, fluctuant lesion is palpable over his right thigh. No erythema is noted. In addition to incision and drainage, what else needs to be done?. Targeted Learning. 1. Recognize word parts and the assembly of medical terms as related to skin and soft tissues.. 2. Correctly construct, define, pronounce, and spell medical terms.. 3. Link skin and soft-tissue diseases and injury with appropriate diagnostic evaluation, pharmacotherapeutics, surgical, and non-surgical treatments. . A data table fromMarch 2019Continued on the next pageDevelopment CompanyDrug classTargetExpected activity against resistant Gram-negative ESKAPE pathogensExpected activity against CDC urgent threat pa 3 PRIMARY FUNCTIONS. Protect vital organs/structures from trauma. Create movement. Bones are metabolically active: produce blood cells & store minerals.. BONES. Approximately 206 bones. Axial Skeleton. T. issues. There are two kinds of tissues tat hold your bones together. Ligaments . Tendons. Functions. There are five main . fuctions. . Provides shape and form. Allows movement. Protects tissues and organs.