Sentences with phrase «infective for»

The ringworm fungus can remain infective for up to 18 months in the environment and re-infection may occur.

They can remain infective for years.

Unfortunately, dermatophyte - infected hairs can remain infective for up to several months, necessitating environmental clean - up of shed hairs,» Patterson explained.

Contaminated hairs and skin debris shed into the environment remain infective for over a year, and act as a reservoir for reinfection.

Eggs can remain infective for months to years.

Although mites can live off a host and in the environment for several weeks, they are infective for only 36 hours.

Moreover, once the virus is aerosolized it can remain alive and infective for even longer periods of time.

A bioterrorist attack with anthrax could render an area infective for generations.

It releases eggs that are spread in cat faeces, and if these end up in moist soil they can remain infective for 18 months.

Not exact matches

Ozil is top technical brilliant player in his position, though he is get older he still gonna be infective unless Morinho turns him to another mikhtanyah with his tactics, but i woun't want us to pay close to 40mil's upward for him, we should instade look for a much younger efficient solution for such amount afterall it's january.

Greaves» hypothesis, 7 the Infective Agent Theory, outlines a 2 - stage oncogenic process for childhood leukemia — an in - utero genetic mutation causing a genetic predisposition to cancer followed by a delayed exposure (known also as the Hygiene Hypothesis) to an infective agent that brings into effect the genetic tInfective Agent Theory, outlines a 2 - stage oncogenic process for childhood leukemia — an in - utero genetic mutation causing a genetic predisposition to cancer followed by a delayed exposure (known also as the Hygiene Hypothesis) to an infective agent that brings into effect the genetic tinfective agent that brings into effect the genetic tendency.7

Previous studies of MERS outbreaks in early 2014 estimated the infective potential at between 2 and 6.7 in Saudi Arabia, similar to the numbers for severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS, which has an infective potential of between 2 and 4.

This meant that potentially highly infective material could have been entering the human food chain for six years after the ban designed to prevent it was introduced.

«Not only can the eggs of Aedes species mosquitoes survive winter, wide variations in daytime temperatures can stimulate egg - laying and shorten the time it takes for mosquitoes to become infective after biting a person with Zika,» notes Diaz.

Compared to patients with atrial septal defect, a heart defect that usually has a low risk for infective endocarditis, the researchers found the risk was substantially higher in:

Flaviviruses are notorious for their severe infective and zoonotic nature.

This would make it difficult to use the lungworms to control toads - because if we made the worms more common or more infective, we'd cause problems for native frogs as well.

Elucidation of the evolutionary history and interrelatedness of Plasmodium species that infect humans has been hampered by a lack of genetic information for three human - infective species: P. malariae and two P. ovale species (P. o. curtisi and P. o. wallikeri).

There have been numerous claims for an infective aetiology to CFS over the years, not least because, as in this sample, many patients report that their symptoms were triggered by an infective episode.

Cleary, because of the infective spore's ability to survive for long periods in the environment, dogs and cats can contract ringworm just about any placed where other dogs and / or cats have been.

In suitable environments, the eggs may remain infective to humans and cats for years.

In suitable environments, the eggs may remain infective to humans (and to cats) for years.

It takes approximately 6 months for infective larvae to grow into mature heartworms and begin procreating.

Typically it takes between one and three weeks for these eggs to develop from the time they are «laid» to the time they contain an infective larvae.

In suitable environments, the eggs may remain infective to humans (and to dogs) for years.

The more positive dogs in an environment, though, the more potential for mosquitoes to be infective.

Pregnant moms and immunocompromised people with cats who can not get someone else clean the litter box for them should wear gloves, clean the litter box promptly twice a day before the oocysts can become infective and wash their hands when finished.

If one dog in a multi-dog household or kennel situation is diagnosed with babisiosis, the other dogs in that environment should also be tested for the presence of the infective organisms.

But, pick up all the feces, and try to keep other dogs of the infective area for a few weeks until the sun is out and the soil can get good and dry.

The individual must ingest the infective stage of the roundworm eggs; since the eggs are primarily associated with feces, humans would somehow need to consume the egg contaminated feces for contagion to occur.

Remember that even once he's gotten well, he may continue to shed infective virus for some time.

It takes months for dogs with heartworms to test positive (Remember, it takes six months for the infective larvae to mature to adult heartworms) so your pet may have been infected with larvae at last year's exam, but did not read positive on that test.

The infective larva burrows through the skin and begins looking for the intestinal tract of a puppy or kitten.

Raccoon roundworm eggs are very hardy and remain infective in the soil for years after being shed in the stool.

An annually vaccinated dog can be unprotected for up to nine months of the year; and infected dogs — irrespective of vaccination — are hidden infective reservoirs, capable of spreading lepto to humans and other animals.

It then takes a little over 6 months for the infective larvae to mature into adult worms.

(It takes about 3 weeks for the larvae to become infective).

The mosquito's mouthparts pass the infective larvae to your dog's skin, where they burrow into the tissue through the bite wound.2 The larvae begin to mature within three days and continue migrating through your dog's tissue for several weeks.2

Further, in order to be infective, the contaminated feces must remain in the litter box for several days, and then be ingested by the pregnant woman.

Cats are infected by eating mice.The organisms develop in their body and are passed in the feces.Cats shed these infective organisms for only a short period (a few weeks) of their lives.

Eggs must develop for a time before they become infective (1 - 2 days).

For giardia, Panacur is considered a static drug, 100 % effective in clearing cysts from feces in 3 days (the cysts are the infective part), with no side effects reported, and is safe for pregnant and lactating animaFor giardia, Panacur is considered a static drug, 100 % effective in clearing cysts from feces in 3 days (the cysts are the infective part), with no side effects reported, and is safe for pregnant and lactating animafor pregnant and lactating animals.

Their premise: mosquitoes need relatively warm conditions (~ 57 °F) for heartworm larvae to develop to the infective stage.

There is more to transmission than just mosquitoes; it must also be warm enough for a long enough time period to allow the development of microfilariae to infective L3's within the mosquito's body.

Development of these larvae occurs in the mosquito for 1 - 4 weeks depending on environmental temperatures before it becomes an infective stage.

Additionally problematic is that an exposed dog will shed the infective organisms and is contagious for two days prior to when the coughing starts, making it difficult to identify a carrier before the disease is spread.

Eggs must develop for a time before they become infective (2 days).

Sexually reproducing adult mosquitoes can live up to 7 years in the host, while the mosquito - infective larva can circulate in the host's bloodstream for up to 2 years.

The parasite Toxoplasma gondii is shed in cat feces, and the oocysts (similar to fertilized eggs) can remain infective in the soil for long periods.

There is more to transmission than simply the presence of mosquitoes; it must also be warm enough for a long enough time period to allow the development of microfilariae to infective L3's within the mosquito's body.