Lymphatic System Drainage Part 2

Whenever I sneeze once, I get sick. Coincidence or otherwise?

I am a serial sneezer. I usually sneeze at least twice to ten times in a row. If I only sneeze once, a couple days later, I contract some sort of virus or bacterial disease such as the flu or common cold. It never fails either, so if I sneeze once, I can predict and attempt to lessen my disease. Is this pure coincidence or am I on to something here?

That is an interesting question. Sneezing is the body’s way of getting rid or irritants, so it could be that you are on to something. Maybe one sneeze does not get rid of the irritant for you and so you get sick.

Common Tomato Diseases

List major bacterial diseases and their vectors if any.?

Tuberculosis
Tetanus
Syphilis
Cholera

Look at this for more:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_infectious_diseases

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Regarding Microbiology/Diseases…Mini Case Study?

You are an EMT and are called to the home of Molly, a 2-month old girl who has become listless and is having difficulty breathing. Molly’s mom tells you that she used to smile but that recently her facial express has been blank, at least for the last two days. The baby’s eyes are open when you arrive, but she does not seem to be focusing. You place your outstreched finger under her fingers and she fails to grasp it. You lift her foot and it drops back to the mattress The mother reports that she has not had a bowel movement in the last 3 days.

I might suspect the baby took in a poisonous substance (bacterial, viral, chemical)…the neurological systems have become depressed…administer O2 and transport to the ED immediately…babies can become poisoned by tainted formula, water or even something that they come into contact with…older children put things into their mouths…

Day in the Life – Microbiology / Virology – Prof Bill Rawlinson

Is Toxoplasmosis an infectious disease caused by bacteria or virus?

As Above, Neither, a Parasite.

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