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Name of the genus which causes Botulism and Tetanus is Clostridium.
The type of organism is an anaerobic sporulating Bacteria.
Symptoms of Tetanus:
- Spasms and stiffness in the jaw muscles.
- Stiffness of the neck muscles
- Difficulty in swallowing anything.
- Stiffness of the abdominal muscles
- Painful body spasms.
Symptoms of botulism:
- Difficulty in swallowing anything and also in speaking.
- Dry mouth.
- The weakness of facial muscles on both sides of the face.
- Blurry/double vision.
- Drooping eyelids.
- Shortness of breath.
- Nausea, vomiting.
- Abdominal cramps and Paralysis.
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The
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hello! I have this huge chart of diseases. I need 50 with the
following table descriptions. Any help is appreciated!
1. Name of disease/infection: Write the common and/or medical name o Write the common and/or medical name of the disease or infection. 2. Name of the microbe: Write the genus and species of the micro-organish he genus and species of the micro-organism that causes the disease. Use proper binomial nomenclature. (Exception: Viruses) Type of microbe: List the type of microbe...
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D#12. Identify the microorganism(s) (Genus and/or species when applicable) associated with "EACH" of the items described below 1. Gram positive spore forming bacillus which is the source of the antibiotic bacitracin; and which is also used in the identification of Group A Streptococcus. 2. Fungus that produces bacillary hyphal elements and is a source of several antibiotics as well as Vitamin B-12 3. Corrosion prod uced by this bacteria genus is one of the primary reasons for the use of...
The
microbe is candida glabrata
1. What is antimicrobial resistance? Why is it a current global health concern? Include information on current legislation related to yourtopic. 2. What is the microbe you are researching? Include scientific name, classification, methods to identify the microbe, natural growth environment, etc. 3. What (if any) disease does your microbe cause in humans? What are the main symptoms of this disease? 4. What treatments and or prevention methods are currently used against this organism? Is...
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A: The Disturbing Discharge You are working in a gynecologist's office. Your first patient is a 19-year old woman who complains that she has experienced vaginal itching and a frothy greenish-white vaginal discharge with a strong odor for the past several days. When you examine her, you observe inflammation of the genital region. When you ask your patient if she is sexually active, she tells you she has had two sexual partners in the past 4 months. You swab the...
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