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What are nosocomial infections caused by?
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Hospital infection: Nosocomial infections are hospital acquired. Usually bacteria transmitted during a hospital stay. Typically pneumonia or uti.
Answered 12/8/2015
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Hospital bugs: Hospital infections are difficult to treat as they are resistant to many antibiotics.
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