| MRSA is an acronym for Methicillin
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| | this now, but the rest of the world
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| Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus. But
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| | pretty much does it just like that. Can
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| what does this mean? When you break it
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| | you imagine what happens to the bacteria
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| down, you can see. Starting from the
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| | on your hands now? You are left with
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| second half of the name, Staphylococcus
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| | bacteria that is resistant to your
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| aureus (or S. aureus) is the scientific
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| | antibacterial soap. Oops. Then you go
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| name (Genus, species) for a spherical
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| | outside, see your neighbor, and shake
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| shaped bacteria that is prevalent
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| | hands with him. Oops again, now your
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| everywhere, on everyone's body. There is
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| | neighbor has been introduced to your
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| an extremely good article at the
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| | antibacterial soap-resistant bacteria.
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| Textbook of Bacteriology website that
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| | My aunt told me that she has never used
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| explains the biological characteristics
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| | Lysol, or antibacterial soap in her
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| of the bacteria. Methicillin is "a semi
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| | house. We all cringe at the thought of
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| synthetic penicillin-related antibiotic,
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| | that now, including me, but there is
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| also known as Staphcillin, that once was
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| | something very important in there
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| effective against staphylococci (staph)
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| | somewhere.Back when our parents were
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| resistant to penicillin because they
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| | children, somehow they survived without
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| produce the enzyme penicillinase (quoted
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| | antibacterial soaps. Our world is full
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| from MedicineNet.com)." Resistant means
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| | of antibacterial-everything now. Plastic
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| "Having the capacity to withstand:
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| | toys are made with antibacterials, and
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| immune, impervious, insusceptible, proof,
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| | even the grocery stores now have
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| resistive, unsusceptible (quoted from
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| | antibacterial wipes when you walk in to
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| Answers.com)." goes on to explain
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| | get a shopping cart so you can wipe down
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| Methicillin Resistance: "Rarely used
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| | any bacteria on them. This sounds like a
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| now, Methicillin has been largely
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| | great preventative idea, but can you see
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| superseded by Vancomycin. Over the past
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| | where the problems lie? I don't know
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| 50 years, staph bacteria have become
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| | where we go from here, really. When you
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| resistant to various antibiotics,
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| | look at this situation, it seems very
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| including the commonly used
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| | bleak, it is a never-ending circle, a
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| penicillin-related antibiotics, including
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| | catch-22.So this brings us to the
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| Methicillin. These resistant bacteria are
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| | bacteria inside of our bodies. We have
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| called Methicillin-resistant
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| | all heard over and over, so much that we
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| Staphylococcus aureus, or MRSA."Ok, so
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| | ourselves have become resistant to the
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| what does all of this technical
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| | advice: Take all of your antibiotics,
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| terminology really mean? Antibiotic
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| | until the bottle is gone, even if you are
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| resistance of any sort boils down to the
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| | feeling better. I know I am guilty of
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| old saying, "What doesn't kill you makes
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| | not taking all of my antibiotics in the
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| you stronger." I had it explained to me
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| | past. Are you? Probably. I don't do it
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| by my Aunt Sharon, who has been an RN
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| | anymore though. Using the kitchen
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| nearly her whole life, when my husband
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| | example above, you can see what an
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| was sick. When you clean your house, and
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| | incomplete course of antibiotics do to
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| you use antibacterial products, Lysol,
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| | the bacteria in your body. What doesn't
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| for instance, there is inevitably some
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| | kill them, makes them stronger.Another
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| bacteria left behind. For instance, if
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| | huge problem in creating antibiotic
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| you are wiping down your kitchen, it is
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| | resistance is with people going to the
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| impossible to keep every single bacteria
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| | doctor with a virus, and insisting upon a
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| on your dishcloth, and off of your
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| | round of antibiotics. Antibiotics are
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| countertop. When you are finished, and
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| | not going to kill a virus. They never
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| the kitchen looks clean, you have left
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| | have, and they never will. A virus is a
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| behind some bacteria, in the little swipe
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| | completely different organism than a
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| of water that is left on the countertop,
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| | bacterium. Antibiotics kill bacteria,
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| or the side of the cabinet that you
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| | not virii. A virus can make you very
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| touched the dishcloth with as you were
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| | sick, but it must run its course, and
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| taking the cloth back to the sink, or the
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| | then it will leave. Occasionally a virus
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| bacteria that you just pushed to the back
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| | can cause a secondary bacterial
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| of the counter, but did not remove. Of
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| | infection, such as an ear infection or a
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| that bacteria, some are bound to have
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| | sinus infection, and it is at that point,
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| survived the Lysol. Maybe you missed a
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| | when your doctor has determined that you
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| spot, or maybe the bacteria were just
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| | have a bacterial infection, that
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| lightly touched by the Lysol. This
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| | antibiotics are required. I know that
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| bacteria is now microscopically laughing
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| | when you are sick, or your children are
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| at you, saying "Ha ha! You missed me!"
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| | sick, that you have the need to do what
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| This bacteria is now a little tougher,
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| | you can do to help make yourself or your
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| because it survived Lysol, and maybe the
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| | children better. But please, listen to
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| next night, when you clean your kitchen
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| | your doctor, and do not insist that they
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| again, the same thing happens, except
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| | give you antibiotics. Trust your doctors
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| maybe you got him good with the Lysol,
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| | advice, for the health and well-being of
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| and he still survived it. This bacteria
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| | your whole community. And doctors,
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| can now be considered
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| | please, do not let your patients bully
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| Lysol-resistant.Take that example and
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| | you into giving them an antibiotic when
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| think about it. Think about washing your
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| | you know they do not have a bacterial
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| hands and body, using antibacterial soap.
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| | infection. This is wrong, and only you
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| When you wash your hands after using
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| | can stop this from happening.Christina
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| the bathroom, you grab a quick squirt of
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| | Jones maintains the web sites and
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| antibacterial soap, haphazardly rub it on
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| | community at and for education and
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| your hands, foam it up a little, rinse it
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| | support of MRSA (Methicillin resistant
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| off, and then you are finished. Most of
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| | Staphylococcus aureus) patients and
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| us who have been through and are familiar
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| | provides resources to the community to
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| with MRSA use a lot better technique than
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| | raise awareness.
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