Can anybody tell me what's differance bet
Dominant normal flora n colonized normal
Flora
Eg. Normal flora in nose
Dominant is S. epidermidis
And colonized by S. aureus
Read both in FA n UW
FMG thinking of going back to school in USA !!!!!!!!
Hi there,
i am a fmg, thinking of Going do you back to school in USA for better chance in matching and to select speciality as ortho.surgery , what do you think ??? is that better than go through USMLE and then waiting for my fate in matching ????????????
kindly advise me as i am 33y.old and i want to safe my time ,i just moved in USA.
Dominant normal flora are those organisms that are present in nearly 100 percent of the people in a larger quantity than most other normal floral microorganisms present there ...
staph aureus can also colonize there so as other microorganism but they are lesser in quantity than the Dominant ones and its prevalence is less common 30-40 % ..... this goes for any other microorganism that has a tendency to colonize in a particular area of the body and is not dominant
Dominant normal flora are those organisms that are present in nearly 100 percent of the people in a larger quantity than most other normal floral microorganisms present there ...
staph aureus can also colonize there so as other microorganism but they are lesser in quantity than the Dominant ones and its prevalence is less common 30-40 % ..... this goes for any other microorganism that has a tendency to colonize in a particular area of the body and is not dominant
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