Pathophysiological Bacterial Infections

Pathophysiological Infection refers to the alteration of body functions in response to effects by other living microorganisms such as virus and bacteria (McCance et al., 2009). Pathophysiological Infections occurs in two unique or different forms: viral and bacterial infections. Viral infection affects the entire body of the organism. Common symptoms might include running nose and extensive fever. Bacterial infection in relation to Pathophysiological focuses on infecting one part of the body of the organism. Some of the symptoms of Pathophysiological bacterial Infections include swelling, pain, extensive heat, and redness of the spot of attack. The first approach towards fighting or treatment of Pathophysiological Bacterial Infections starts within the body. This occurs in response to the message of the attack to the immune system. Cytokines perform the role of relaying the message to the immune systems in the body of the organism. Phagocytes and Lymphocytes play a critical...
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