All three bacterial species are gram negative. Gram negative bacteria tend to survive better in Internal cavities of the body as they do not have thick cell walls like gram positive bacteria, so tend to "dry out" in dryer conditions like on the skin.
<span>So I would say the urinary tract provides them with a "good" living environment to thrieve and cause infection. They are all opportunistic pathogens. They are also all found naturally in nature in soil and plant roots so maybe this has something to do with it? </span>
We kinda need to see what your talking about
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any individual who is a licensed health professional in a facility
Secondary bacterial infections is bad for any body but even worse for elderly because there body can't fight it off because there bodies are wore down the human life cycle is kinda like a car you by it brand new then as it gets older it starts to brake down and ware out then it finally brakes down for good
