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also commonly known as staph, is a type of bacteria that 30%of people carry in their noses. Staph is not always harmful but it can be. Staph can cause sepsis when spread into the bloodstream, bone infection, pneumonia and endocarditis.

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Foods most associated with Staphylococcus food poisoning:
* eggs
* meats
* poultry
* salads (egg, tuna, chicken, potato, macaroni)
* cream-filled baked goods
* dairy products.
This items must be properly handled, maintained, stored, and cared for in order from receiving food poisoning.

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This form of staph is resistant to antibiotics. This form has been found to cause illness in hospitals, nursing homes, prisons and other health facilities

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Staphylococcus aureus can be in anyone. Most people who have staph can have a higher chance if you work in hospitals. However, certain things can up your risk for getting staph such as people who are diabetic, dialysis and even aids.

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Staphylococcus Aureus is a major human pathogen that can easily enter into the nasal cavity. If the bacteria gains access to the body, either through a wound on the skin or via the respiratory tract, it can cause serious infections. Bacteremia is the best-described manifestation of this staph.  As it processes into the body, it can turn into many different forms of infections, as shown below.

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Staph can be prevented. In order to keep staph down you can wash your hands more, keep wounds covered and cleaned, avoid sharing personal items, watch the food you eat, smell to make sure it is good.

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While anyone can get a Staph infection, some conditions put people at higher risk including:

Newborns

Women who are breastfeeding

Diabetes

Vascular or lung disease

Cancer

Weakened immune system

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Signs and symptoms differ through different people because of the wide variety that staph affects. Most infections caused by staph include scalded skin syndrome, cellulitis, impetigo and boils. Food poising also has staphylococcus bacteria in it. It causes low blood pressure, diarrhea, dehydration and nausea.

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In order to be able receive treatment, your physician must preform the appropriate exam or collect a sample. Then, the right treatment can be administered. Most treatments for staphylococcus includes removal of certain gadgets, antibiotics, and sometimes drainage if necessary.  Most times intravenous antibiotics are required.