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http://www.screenchomp.com/t/cP2hd6fOW

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http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/pubs/surv-manual/chpt16-tetanus.html
http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/tetanus/basics/treatment/con-20021956
http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/65/wr/mm6502a5.htm http://www.healthline.com/health/tetanus#Causes2

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This is a bacterial infection that causes the muscles to spasm and may lead to death.

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The bacteria, Clostridium Tetani, is found in things such as soil, dust and animal feces.

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fever, high blood pressure, sweating, lockjaw, difficulty swallowing, fast heart rate,  stiff muscles and muscle spasms especially in the neck and back.

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Tetanus is different to test the doctors can't run lab test for the disease unless it's to rule out other diseases. The doctor must preform a physical examination and check the patient's muscle for unusual weakness and spasms.

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This bacteria enters into a deep flesh wound, the bacterial spores can produce a powerful toxin, known as Tetanospasmin, this then impairs your motor neurons, which can cause muscle stiffness and spasms. Many people blame rust, but it can be any dirty object with the bacteria on it that enters through a deep wound.

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When faced with an open wound always clean out all the dirt, dead tissues, and the objects. It can be prevented with a series of vaccines which makes the person immune.

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Antitoxin: tetanus immune globulin, which can only neutralize the toxin that hasn't reached nerve tissue.
Antibiotics: orally or by injection.
Vaccine: a tetanus vaccine in order to prevent future tetanus infection because even if you've had it once you can contract it again.
Sedatives: to control muscle spasms.
Other Drugs: magnesium sulfate, certain beta blockers and Morphine.

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This bacteria does not see one specific group of people. It attacks everyone from infants to elderly, from men to women, and from any race.

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Around the world from 2012-2015 there were 12 cases of tetanus reported to the CDC.
In America there are still cases of tetanus but little to no cases resulting in death.

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It's extremely rare in the U.S. 233 tetanus cases and 26 deaths were reported between 2001-2008. 2009 there were 19 cases and only 2 deaths.
It's not so scarce in the rest of the world. The World Health Organization reported that there were 180,000 deaths in 2002.

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The bacterial infection and happen anywhere and everywhere in the world, but it is deadliest in areas where there is little to no medication because then there is no way to prevent it from killing the infected person.