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Preventions of Mycobacterium Tuberculosis 

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Preventions of Mycobacterium Tuberculosis 

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There are ways to help with the prevention of mycobacterium tuberculosis like screening regularly for tuberculosis, isolating suspicious clients, and educate patients and staff about tuberculosis.

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How to treat Mycobacterium Tuberculosis? 

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How to treat Mycobacterium Tuberculosis? 

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Antibiotics is the one of the only sources of treatment and is the most affective when trying to cure this disease.

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Who is at risk for Mycobacterium Tuberculosis 

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Who is at risk for Mycobacterium Tuberculosis 

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Many people are at risk for mycobacterium tuberculosis such as homeless people, drug users, and people with HIV infections.

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There are many symptoms of mycobacterium tuberculosis such as fatigue, coughing for more than three weeks, coughing up blood or mucus, fever, and loss of appetite.

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How is Mycobacterium Tuberculosis acquired?

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How is Mycobacterium Tuberculosis acquired?

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Mycobacterium tuberculosis is transmitted through the air. A person can acquire it from a person who coughs or sneezes and they inhale the expelled droplets.