Difference between nosocomial infection and opportunistic infection
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Difference between nosocomial and opportunistic infection
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Difference between nosocomial infection and opportunistic infection:
Opportunistic infection:
- Opportunistic infection is an infection produced by bacteria, viruses.
- Opportunistic infections (OIs) are frequent with people who has weak immune system.
- opportunistic infection occurs or severe with in a weak immune body systems sparing the healthy ones from the harm. Like Tuberculosis and others.
Nosocomial infection
- Nosocomial infection caused by the organism which are resistant to antibiotics.
- Nosocomial infections are for any disease contracted by a diseased person in the hospital.
- A nosocomial infection is occur due to an infection that present in a certain location, such as a hospital and these infection includes ventilator-associated pneumonia.
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