Wound Management

Methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)

Methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus is a form of staphylococcus that developed resistance to various antibiotics. The staph bacteria generally thrive on the skin and within the nose without causing any issues. In case these bacteria develop resistance to antibiotics, they can trigger serious infections particularly among those who are sick or weak. The difference of MRSA

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Scrapes

Scrapes are skin wounds that tear or rub off the skin. Most cases of scrapes are usually shallow and do not move into the skin but some can remove several skin layers. In most cases, there is minimal bleeding but can drain pinkish fluid. Most cases are trivial thus treatment at home is enough for

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Tetanus

Tetanus is a serious yet uncommon condition brought about by entry of bacteria into a wound. Remember that it can be deadly if not properly treated. Most cases of tetanus develop among those who were not vaccinated against the disease or were not able to complete the vaccination schedule. Additionally, those who use prohibited drugs

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