Why, even under ideal conditions, does Streptococcus grows slowly.?
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try using an expontentail growth equation to see just how rapidly this virus can grow.
417053
no... it grows when ur little, then it slowly grows from there...  read this  ...
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100f is a slight fever. keep an eye on it thou.  keep giving her antibiotics. I'm sure the doc gave her some. Right? Well, did he do a exam on her tonsils?? My kids just did. They had strep throat. Give her med. for pain like Motrin or Tylenol and will help with fever. Mine were at 103f and Motrin chewable pills knocked it out. The fever...Good luck.. If all else fails and the fever does not go away. Take her to the hospital right away. Don't overdose her...... Yes she may not want to eat but keep fluids in her that is very important for dehydration...she may be having, as I like to say to my 5 kids...growing pains in their legs....L
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it may increase but those things work very slowly
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Assuming it's true, then it's probably because of creatures' abilities to adapt to their environments.  Over centuries, evolution and genetic mutations and such allow different species to form, to become most suitable for their habitat.\n\nHowever, I'm a bit doubtful that a snake, a cold-blooded animal, would be able to survive in such a cold region....
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Species in the genus Streptococcus (formerly called diplococcus) are gram positive, and so, would meet your criteria.\n\nThis includes Streptococcus pneumoniae (a cause of lower respiratory infection pneumonia and upper respiratory infections bronchitis, laryngitis, otitis media (middle ear) and sinusitis), and Streptococcus pyogenes (a cause of rheumatic fever, scarlet fever, erysipelas, strep throat, tonsillitis, and other upper respiratory infections)
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That makes the warm up operation slower.  Slower can be better because it causes less of a strain what is being warmed up.
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For the population density of say, a large sauropod, which were chiefly herbivorous, they would have had to consume extreme amounts of high energy foods to grow fast.  Since plants require a massive metabolism to digest, their metabolism must have been very slow, which in turn means that they grew slowly.  \n\nA carnivore like your garden variety t-rex, which was also very large, would have had a faster metabolism because he ate (supposedly) large quantities of protein, but still, every organism´s metabolism is dictated by the same rules, so t-rexes must have been slow too, thus indicating that they also grew up pretty slow (considering their size of course).
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Yes, Primarily Due to Strep A and "Staph. aureus".
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In temperate areas where there  there are seasonal differences, the number of rings on the scales like the rings on a tree, as well as the number of layers on otoliths (basically a bone in the inner ear) is a good indicator of age. However it doesn't work in warm environments because fish growth is constant and you can't make out the different rings. When its hot there is a period of rapid growth, and when the temp drops growth slows down, this is basically what you see on there. Unfortunately size estimates aren't usefull as not every fish will grow at the same rate, for example a 5 year old bass  in one area may be smaller than a 3 year old in another.
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likely to be due to the osmotic gradient set up due to the high carboydrate concentration in the cytosol.\n\non the other hand, who cares?
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There is an optimal evirnment for bacteria growth. Honney is too sugary (too much food) and pickels have too much acid in the liquid. This does not mean that they will never grow though.
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you need an antibiotic. Do you know you have strepthoat? A throat culture is to determine that and if postitive, Dr. should've wrote you a prescription. If you already have an antibiotic and it's not helping...gargle with some warm salt water.
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The only thing that comes to mind is population growth.  The more people (or whatever organisms) there are, the faster their population grows.
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Strep throat is an infection. With some infections your body has to use a fever to fight them. That is why you get a fever.
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The study of bacteria reveals ways to prevent infections, slow them so ppl have more time, and even cure them. We could all die without it. Bacterial infections are becoming more common as time passes.
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How old is your son? (Could be "mono" if he's a teenager). Did they do any throat/NP cultures? Any respiratory symptoms? What was the differential cell count? This time of year (depending on where you live) respiratory viruses get started. If it is a virus, antibiotics won't help. If it's something like strep throat or "walking pneumonia" then antibiotics will kick it pretty quickly. Could also be a secondary bacterial infection following a viral infection. Just make sure he takes the whole course of the antibiotics - failure to do so is one of the leading causes of antibiotic resistant bacteria. Good luck!!