### condition | infection:

Bacterial infection
* Any bacterial infection is likely to cause an increase in segmented neutrophils.
* Most bacterial infection causes respiratory distress
  - is caused by pathogen
* Most bacterial infections occur either at home or in community sanitation
  - require attachment of the bacteria to tissue surfaces
* Some bacterial infection affects animals
  - birds
  - domestic animals
  - koalas
* Some bacterial infection causes diarrhea
  - spots
  - is transmitted to humans
  - leads to death
  - occurs in wombats
* are common and reoccur
  - curable and include chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis
  - generally the result of several different stressors
  - more common during the winter
  - most common when the white cells are low
* are often a secondary infection to another conditions
  - difficult to diagnose due to the many different types
  - particularly good at causing pus formation
  - relatively easy to cure if detected early
* are treated with antibacterial antibiotics
  - usually the result of a stress on the fish or infection of a wound
* belong to a different field.
* can also trigger or increase the severity of atopic dermatitis.
* can cause abscesses and pain at the site of injection
  - discharge containing pus
  - contribute to inflammation
  - develop at the injection site, causing pain and abscess
  - lead to sepsis and circulatory shock
  - result from constant scratching
* cause damage and inflammation resulting in pain and itchiness
  - most upset tummies in parakeets
  - the more serious cases of diarrhea
* causes distress
  - fevers
* common cause of inflammation of the bladder and sometimes of the kidneys.
* complicate the picture and usually increase the death rate.
* create illnesses primarily by producing toxins or poisons.
* fill the space between pimples and plague.
* including fin rot and ulcers are a serious threat to health.
* is an altogether nastier situation requiring antibiotics.
* is another cause of late mortality
  - significant cause of otter mortality
* is the most common cause of duodenal ulcers
  - source of endocarditis
* kill often and kill fast.
* play a significant role.
* require only a course of antibiotics.
* respond well to antibiotics.
* result because abnormal antibodies are ineffective against infections.
* tend to cause fever, swollen glands in the neck, and whitened tonsils.

### condition | infection:

Bladder infection
* Most bladder infections enter from the urethra.
* are also more common in diabetics.
* are common in the dog and easily treated
  - women, particularly during the reproductive years
  - less common among lesbians than straight women, though they do occur
* are more common in some families
  - women than in men and are especially common during pregnancy
  - likely after menopause
  - much more common in women
  - technically infections of the kidneys
  - very rate in cats
* can also contribute to the onset of bladder stones
  - be painful
* common problem that is usually easily treated.

Bloodstream infection
* can be quite serious, particularly in the very young or elderly.
* is infection.

Bone infection
* are extremely difficult to treat.
* can be serious so significant time is spent in sterile preparation.

Botrytis infection
* is favored by high humidity, moist conditions, and stagnant air.
* occurs when water remains on leaves or buds.

Brain infection
* Many brain infections can leave a patient with parkinsonism.
* Some brain infection leads to destruction.

Breast infection
* Many breast infections result from an exhausted mother.
* are almost always a sign of too little rest.

Candida infection
* Some candida infection leads to fatigue.
* can also occur in the gastrointestinal tract as well
  - show up as thrush in the mouth, or vaginal candidiasis
* is associated with abscess formation, granulocytic vasculitis and meningitis
  - especially common among people who are obese or who have diabetes