Friday, October 19, 2012

The Royal Veterinary School (Royal Veterinary College) researcher David H. Lloyd, under the leaders


antibiotics, antibiotic resistance, infectious diseases from animals to humans, veterinarians, dogs, the disease, diseases of dogs, pet diseases, MRSA, resistant bacteria, zoonoses
Health care personnel pet dogs can be an unexpected dangerous, say British vets. Doctors and nurses, vets in dover kent who have in their homes or pet animals, can carry his friend received a dangerous, antibiotic-resistant MRSA "hospital bacteria" in the workplace to patients undergoing treatment. MRSA stands for methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus.
The Royal Veterinary School (Royal Veterinary College) researcher David H. Lloyd, under the leadership of The Veterinary Record of the journal in February 2012 published an article based on a survey, which examined 686 national vets in dover kent health care organization in the service of a professional relationship with pets. Of this group, on the average, proved to be a dog owner.
MRSA is common in dogs and cats, and this is a dangerous form of bacteria is easily transferred to humans for pets. The detailed analysis has shown that the majority of pet MRSA strain of bacteria is of the same shape, which causes problems for instance, hospitals and the old home. MRSA is easily spread from animals to humans and vice-versa - even completely healthy individuals.
To the survey, vets in dover kent about half of the doctors and the nurses said that the dog licks them, or they themselves suukottelevat her dog at least once a week. Such intimate displays of affection, a significant increase in the risk of the dogs carried by antibiotic-resistant bacteria such as MRSA, are spreading through

the homes of staff to patients. It has been previously shown that antibiotics fed farm animals drug-resistant MRSA bacteria move cattle to humans through meat products (Hazardous MRSA "sairaalabakteeri" developed vets in dover kent in cattle, which was at the time still using antibiotics to treat a bacterial form of man; Tiedebasaari 23/02/2012; http://tiedebasaari.wordpress .com/2012/02/23).
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