Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) is one of the more prevalent nosocomial infections in healthcare faculties today. Any patient with a compromised immune system or open wound is susceptible to contracting MRSA from medical staff or even family members. Although MRSA is commonly connected to health care facilities, MRSA can be found anywhere.For your initial post, discuss who you believe to be at the highest risk for MRSA outside the health care environment? Explain. Discuss the common fomites—or transmission factors—involved, as well as the preventative measures the public can do to reduce or prevent MRSA infections. suggest outside resources to support the topic

Topics: Scientific Record Keeping, Technology, and Personalized Human GeneticsPrompt: Use this forum to discuss the assigned case studies and questions as a group and collaborate on Group Summary 7. Then, submit your individual Group Summary 7 document through the submission link in the Assignments folder for Module/Week 7.You must address the following case studies from the Reading & Study texts:Macrina: Case Studies 10.1, 10.3Wagner: pp. 241–242Be sure you answer the following questions in addition to the case studies:Is genetic testing ethical?How does this relate specifically to neo-eugenics?Is sex selection ethical?Is surrogacy ethical?please see attachment its answers to those 10.1, 10.3 pp. 241–242 and Is genetic testing ethical?How does this relate specifically to neo-eugenics?Is sex selection ethical?Is surrogacy ethical?please read it and write it in your own words including bible scripture in every one of them