Classification
Transmission
Chain of Infection
Prevention & Control
Antibiotic Resistance
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 Is Staphylococcus a type of bacteria or virus?

Bacteria.

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How can you get Staphylococcus from a toothbrush?

By using a contaminated toothbrush.

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What is the first link in the chain of infection?

Infectious Agent.

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What is the easiest way to avoid Staphylococcus infections?

Handwashing.

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What does MRSA stand for?

Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus.

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What is the scientific name of the harmful species of Staphylococcus?

Staphylococcus aureus.

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What is a common way Staphylococcus spreads?

Direct contact or touching contaminated surfaces.

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Where can Staphylococcus live in your bathroom?

On toothbrushes and sink surfaces.

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How can you clean a toothbrush?

Rinse with hot water or soak in mouthwash.

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Why is MRSA dangerous?

It is hard to treat because it resists many antibiotics.

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Can Staphylococcus be found on human skin?

Yes, some are harmless and live on the skin.

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Can you get Staphylococcus from shared items?

Yes, like towels or gym equipment.

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How can you stop Staphylococcus from spreading?

By cleaning surfaces and practicing good hygiene.

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Why should you replace your toothbrush regularly?

To prevent bacteria buildup.

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How can bacteria become resistant to antibiotics?

Through overuse or misuse of antibiotics.