Microbiology Respiratory Infections

The title of "Esherikha." Escheriosis. Kitty stick. Shigella. Disentery."
1. A diagnostic of the interobacteria. Identification of the interobacteria. Diagnostic approaches for interobacteria.
2. Ashery. Escheriosis. The surgeries. Kitty stick. Escherichia coli. Horphology of the bowel stick. Cultural properties of the bowel stick.
3. Biochemical properties of the bowel stick. Antigens of bowel stick. Antigenic structure of the bowel stick. The bowel serials.
4. Patogenes of the intestines. Clinical manifestations of the infection ring. Acetic infections. Enterotoxicated bowels.
5. Entero-invasive bowels. Etheropatogenic surgeries. Enterogemorragic bowels.
6. Entero-agestic bowels. Carbon surgeries. Infections of urinating paths caused by the bowel. Bacteria of the eshirich.
8. Microbiological diagnosis of the intestine stick. Diagnostics of the bowel stick. Finding the eshirich.
9. Esheriosis treatment. The treatment of acid infection. Prevention of esheriosis. Prevention of acid infection.
10. Shigella. Disentery. Bacterial dysentery. Shigellez. The dysentery story. Serovars shydell. dysentery serovars.

Meningiti♪ Curly stick is private. Meningitis in newborns (average 1-5:1000 newborns, more boys).

In most cases, meningitis are complications of bacteria and are developing between 10 and 40 per cent of newborns with similar pathology. The main risk group is newly born with a small body (less than 2,500 g). Most of the 07, 018, 01 and Ob are drip K1-Ag, chemically and antigenically similar to the drip posaharid meningockov. The main clinical manifestations include fever, sleep, vomit, diarrhoea, yellow and meningel.

Letality 12 per cent of newborns born after physiological births and up to 35 per cent of newborns at risk. Uh...