How can you tell which antibiotics would be effective for your condition?

2. What is the main difference between the following organisms: strep, aids, polio, measles, and small pox?

1. What is the current statistics on Wounds and bleeding in America and worldwide? 2. What are the pros and cons in the treatment of wounds and bleeding?

4. Which ONE of the following statements about the microbiome is CORRECT? O Microbes can have a protective effect on and in the body by establishing themselves as normal residents. O Microbes are not important in the development of our immune system. O The microbiome is entirely a parasitic relationship between the microorganism and the host. O The microbiome consists entirely of pathogenic bacteria kept under control by the host immune system. O The microbiome does not vary according to the diet of the host.

3. A disease is introduced by 2 visitors in a town of 1,200 inhabitants. The rate of infection of the disease is 0.0004 and an infected person can be contagious for 5 days. A recovered person is immune against re-infection. How many inhabitants would have to be immunized to avoid an epidemic?

3. What makes TB a continuing public health concern?

4.  Why are women more prone to urinary tract infections?

2. What is the host immune defenses that Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Staphylococcus aureus,Propionibacterium acnes and Streptococcus pyogenes would have to overcome to be successful at causing disease (Include a what role personal hygiene plays in microbial skin and eye infections)?