Bacteria Causes of Infections

Pneumonia:    

Inflammation of the lung, usually caused by bacteria or viruses.

Otis media:     

Inflammation of the middle ear

Endocarditis:  

Inflammation of the innermost tunic of the heart

Septicemia:    

Systemic disease caused by the spread of microorganisms and
their toxins via the circulating blood (also called "blood poisoning") 

Pathogen:             

A microorganism that causes disease.  

Virulence:The disease-evoking severity of a pathogen 

Gram Positive Cell Wall VS Gram Negative Cells

Gram Stain Features and Clinical Importance

Types of Bacteria

 A test, resulting in the classification of bacteria, developed in the last century by Hans Christian  Gram, a Danish microbiologist

• Gram positive bacteria will retain the original blue stain.

• Gram negative bacteria will lose the blue stain upon intermediate acetone treatment and will stain red
  
  
  

Antibiotics Classes,Structure and Resistance