Monday, September 14, 2015

Is there another name or a more common name for methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)?

People will often refer to it as just "mersa" so they use
a slightly different version than the acronym, but that is the only other thing that I
have heard it called.


According to the wikipedia article,
it can also be reffered to as multiple drug resistant staphylloccocus aureas or
oxacillin-resistant staphylloccocus aureas or ORSA.  But both of those are quite a
mouthful so I don't imagine that anyone runs around trying to call it by those names
unless the technical name is called for.


So I think most of
the time calling it "mersa" will get the job done.

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