Easy MRSA
Semi MRSA
MRSA
Hard MRSA
100

Can you prevent MRSA, and if so how?

Yes, you can through maintaing good body and hand hygiene. 

100

Is MRSA a virus?

No, MRSA is a bacteria.

100

Should schools close because of a MRSA infection?

In most cases it is not necessary for schools to close.

100

What are the two main strains of MRSA?

Healthcare and community associated MRSA

200

What is the most common symptom of MRSA?

Red, swollen, and painful areas on the skin.

200

Once you have MRSA, will you always have it? 

Once you have been treated, you will not have the infection.

200

How likely are you to get MRSA again?

In 10-20% cases MRSA infections can come back. 

200

Does MRSA go away on its own?

Most infections need antibiotics however, there is a chance that it can go away without. 

300

Can you develop MRSA from unsanitary people?

Yes, you can because hygiene is important.

300

Is MRSA difficult to treat?

Yes, as MRSA can be resistant to antibiotics.

300

What type of infection does MRSA cause? 

MRSA causes a Staph infection.

300

Why does MRSA only affect Americans? 

MRSA does not only affect one specific population or race. 

400

Can MRSA cause psychological affects? 

Yes, for some people MRSA can cause psychological affects. 

400

Can you treat a MRSA infection? 

Yes, with a 10 day prescription of antibiotic by mouth or you can drain it if not severe. 

400

What is the major concern of MRSA?

That you can lose a limb or become seriously ill. 

400

Can you contract MRSA in sports? 

Yes, most commonly in wrestling and football/rugby (contact sports).

500

How can you contract MRSA?

What is through contact with someone with MRSA or to be in contact with the bacteria.

500

How does MRSA spread? 

By contact with infected people or things that are carrying the bacteria. 

500

Does MRSA require PPE?

In some cases yes, as protection is necessary to prevent spread. 

500

What type of vaccine do you receive for MRSA?

None, there are no vaccines for MRSA?