The possible reason for this condition is Staphylococcus
aureus. Staphylococcus aureus causes over 50% of bone infections. Other
organisms include Proteus vulgaris and Pseudomonas aeruginosa, as well as E.
coli. The Treatment of acute osteomyelitis
includes large doses of I.V. antibiotics (after blood cultures identify the
infecting organism). Surgical drainage may be indicated, and the affected bone
is immobilized. The client usually requires I.V. fluids to maintain hydration,
but oral intake isn't necessarily prohibited.
<h3>Short Answer: False</h3>
Long Answer: Yes, sort of. You do use a scanning microscope to start, as you will want to move the microscope to the correct location before increasing the magnification. However, you wouldn't use the scanning lens to see with high magnification.
I say, the answer to your question is C!
Its all of them except cytokineses. just remember pmat for the stages
