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The synthetic bacteriapromptnormal flora
too few beneficial bacteria and an overgrowth of bad bacteria(passive) caused bynormal flora
the use of antibiotics or alterations in nutritional status(passive) caused bynormal flora
the use of antibiotics or тptions in nutritional status(passive) caused bynormal flora
the use of antibiotics biary alterations in nutritional status(passive) caused bynormal flora
of bacteria that help us live- stops pathogens from binding(passive) is composedNormal flora
of gram - positive bacteria and CNS , which were the most commonly isolated organisms in our study(passive) is predominantly composedNormal conjunctival flora
a communitysettingnormal flora
tropisms and many other factors ( eg , diet , hygiene , sanitary conditions , air pollution(passive) is influenced byNormal flora
Bene - Bac or yogurt with family style conceptjust preventnormal gut flora
An imbalance in your babymay contributenormal flora
the antibiotic(passive) caused bynormal enteric flora
colonization of infectious pathogenspreventscolonization of infectious pathogens
antibiotic associated colitis is ... clindamycincausingantibiotic associated colitis is ... clindamycin
infection and severe when it gets into other parts of the bodycausesinfection and severe when it gets into other parts of the body
pathogen colonizationpreventspathogen colonization
pathogens from colonizing and causing diseasepreventpathogens from colonizing and causing disease
the overgrowth of pathogenspreventsthe overgrowth of pathogens
potential pathogenspreventspotential pathogens
disease or are taking advantage of conditions in the body due to a disease that has been caused by something elseare causingdisease or are taking advantage of conditions in the body due to a disease that has been caused by something else
disease under certain conditionscan causedisease under certain conditions
disease AND because sometimes “ pathogens ” just represent colonization in chronic lung disease ›Gram stain very important in interpretation of the quality of the specimencan causedisease AND because sometimes “ pathogens ” just represent colonization in chronic lung disease ›Gram stain very important in interpretation of the quality of the specimen
disease especially in vulnerable populationsmay causedisease especially in vulnerable populations
disease if it escapes from the normal locationcausesdisease if it escapes from the normal location
" super bacteria " that the body ca n't defend against Mucous of the muco - cilliary sheathcreating" super bacteria " that the body ca n't defend against Mucous of the muco - cilliary sheath
disease although they may become pathogenic ( termed opportunistic pathogenscausedisease although they may become pathogenic ( termed opportunistic pathogens
to “ super infection ” due to over growth of drug - resistant micro - organismleadingto “ super infection ” due to over growth of drug - resistant micro - organism
pathogenic organisms from invading the tissues and causing diseasemay preventpathogenic organisms from invading the tissues and causing disease
the possibility of pathologic agents to cause infections and susceptibility to many other disorders , such as heart disease , diabetes and obesityinfluencethe possibility of pathologic agents to cause infections and susceptibility to many other disorders , such as heart disease , diabetes and obesity
colonization by pathogens either by competition for receptors or binding sites on host cells , competition for nutrients , mutual inhibition by metabolic or toxic products , mutual inhibition by antibiotic materials or bacteriocins , or other mechanismsmay preventcolonization by pathogens either by competition for receptors or binding sites on host cells , competition for nutrients , mutual inhibition by metabolic or toxic products , mutual inhibition by antibiotic materials or bacteriocins , or other mechanisms
an adverse effect on mucosal physiology and promote several chronic diseases , for example , autoimmunity , inflammatory bowel disease , infections , obesity , colorectal cancer , neurological disorders , and autism.[22],[23],[24will causean adverse effect on mucosal physiology and promote several chronic diseases , for example , autoimmunity , inflammatory bowel disease , infections , obesity , colorectal cancer , neurological disorders , and autism.[22],[23],[24
growth of many transient organisms ( pathogens ) Competition for nutrients , Bacteriocins , pH , oxygen levels ; Vaginal flora and yeast " ppt size : 676.00 KB , pages availablepreventsgrowth of many transient organisms ( pathogens ) Competition for nutrients , Bacteriocins , pH , oxygen levels ; Vaginal flora and yeast " ppt size : 676.00 KB , pages available
Fungal infection(passive) commonly caused byFungal infection
up and growsetup and grow
pathogenic organisms fromcolonizing the skinpreventspathogenic organisms fromcolonizing the skin
pathogenic microorganismsmay preventpathogenic microorganisms
in difficulty to find out the specific organism of the causeresultingin difficulty to find out the specific organism of the cause
colonisationpreventscolonisation
of many species of bacteria , fungi , Protozoa and viruses that reside on the skinis composedof many species of bacteria , fungi , Protozoa and viruses that reside on the skin
to chronic immunological stimulationleadingto chronic immunological stimulation
to skin surface homeostasismay contributeto skin surface homeostasis
to “superleadingto “super
pathogenic florapreventpathogenic flora
pathogenic organisms from facultative bacteria ( 1may preventpathogenic organisms from facultative bacteria ( 1
in fungal and bacterial infectionsresultingin fungal and bacterial infections
to the reduced activity of brush - border enzymes , including lactase phloryzin hydrolase ( LPH ) and aminopeptidase N ( APNledto the reduced activity of brush - border enzymes , including lactase phloryzin hydrolase ( LPH ) and aminopeptidase N ( APN
Second infection(passive) caused bySecond infection
pathogenic bacteriapreventpathogenic bacteria
an environment that allows for the growth of harmful bacteria and yeastcreatesan environment that allows for the growth of harmful bacteria and yeast
Non - Communicable Infections(passive) caused by Non - Communicable Infections
to secondary infectionscan leadto secondary infections
diseaseexogenous source : caused by microbe from outside own bodyendogenous source(passive) caused bydiseaseexogenous source : caused by microbe from outside own bodyendogenous source