describe the six components of the infections chain
1st - infectious agent ( pathogen) - it may be a bacteria ,virus, fungal, parasite and many other pathogen produce diease in human
2nd host - a sustaible Host required for pathogenesis
All human are not equally sustaible to infection
3rd portal of entry- through skin , direct in blood, through GI tract , through respiratory tract etc.
4th -portal of exit- for infact other person
5th-reservior- like animal , arthropods and other
6th - mode of transmission- through air (air Born deases like common cold) , through food or water , mosquito
Describe the oxidation-reduction that the components of the electron transport chain undergo as electrons are accepted and donated. Include in your answer the direction of electronegativity as well as the separate roles of the components of the electron transport chain including flavin mononucleotide, the Fe-S group, ubiquinone, and the cytochromes.
Describe the oxidative phosphorylation/electron chain. Be sure to include all components and its location.
identify nursing measures that can break the infections chain
Fungal infections are often more difficult to treat than bacterial infections. A) Describe in detail why this is true and describe how typical antifungals work. B) Using examples from recent (2018-2019) primary literature only, detail three antifungal therapies including type of infection treated, target of the therapy, and the discovery of the compound.
Each of the genital infections listed below cause congenital and neonatal infections. Describe how can transmission to a fetus or newborn be prevented for each of the diseases listed. Disease Prevention of Congenital Disease Gonorrhea Syphilis NGU Genital herpes
Briefly Describe problems related to treating viral infections.
people with deficiency in late complement system components are at risk of recurrent Neisseria infections because a- these components help to activate B cells that destroy bacteria b- these components play a role in membrane attack complex, and neisserua is a gram positive organism c- these components play a role in membrane attack formation, and neisseria is a gram nagative organism d- these components play a role in initiating interferon synthesis and antiviral protein formation
Describe "Oil Rig" and the key components that are used as energy intermediates for transfer to the electron transport chain. List where CO2, O2, and H2O is used and/or produced in photosynthesis and cellular respiration.
Describe the structures of Amazon in terms of the six key elements given: -Work Specialzation - Departmentalization - Chain of Command - Span of Control -Centralization and Decentralization -Formalization Thank you!
1. Successful value chain management involves six requirements. Please explain each element of the six requirements thoroughly giving examples of each. What types of organizational benefits does value chain management provide? Are there obstacles to value chain management? Who has the power in the value chain? Explain your answers.