Professional Documents
Culture Documents
What Is Staphylococcus Aureus
What Is Staphylococcus Aureus
What Is Staphylococcus Aureus
The bacteria can spread from person to person by direct contact, through
contaminated objects (such as computers with keyboard and
mouse,telephones, door knobs, television remote controls, or elevator buttons),
or, less often, by inhalation of infected droplets dispersed by sneezing or
coughing.
Prevention
People can help prevent the spread of these bacteria by always thoroughly
washing their hands with soap and water or with antibacterial hand sanitizer
gels or Using T*Power product specially.
Red blood cells in the Rouleau formation. Red blood cells are often stacked
together because of their shape and the way they pass through tiny capillaries
The rouleau effect shows that the red blood cells are clumped together and
stacked like coins. Rouleau affects proper oxygenation because the red blood
cells do not circulate well enough to deliver oxygen where it is needed. The
condition also favors the growth of unhealthy organisms that can survive in a
milieu that is less oxygen rich.
Blood is the carrier of life giving oxygen and nutrients. If there are problems with
your body, telltale signs will show up in your blood. If there are problems with
your red blood cells (RBCs), then the vital oxygen and nutrients needed for life
and health cannot be transported properly throughout your body.