A (Hamstring)
B (Pectorals)
C (Biceps)
D(Shoulders)
That’s so weird!! the answers are literally across from one another
Clostridium Tetani is bacteria that are responsible for the disease known as Tetanus or "Lockjaw". Tetanus is a non-communicable disease (able to spread between person to person), that usually transmit into the body via a puncture with a contaminated surface.
Tetanus is a fairly dangerous disease, as the infection usually kills via the toxins it produces, which attack the brain and nervous system. It's hallmark signs are muscle spasm, including of the jaw, which usually keep it clamped shut. The dangerous bit is the possible paralysis of the muscles used for breathing, with being unable to to take air in and out you will die without positive pressure ventilation usually via a ventilator.
Normally the best treatment of Tetanus is to provide antibiotics and possible prepare for respritory distress. In essence you would just prove supportive care via several intubations and ventilations. These type of infections are rare as most people clean the area of the puncture well, and also have the vaccine.
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