Much of the salary variations within the profession have to do with location. For example, nurses working in school settings make the lowest annual average at $44,200, closely followed by those working in private practice ($48,068) and those working as part of teams or franchises ($51,414).
Many of the members of the bacterial genus Salmonella are contagious. The organisms can be transferred from person to person, by both direct (via saliva, fecal/oral spread, kissing) and indirect contact (for example, using contaminated eating utensils).
Serogroups A to E are the ones that usually cause disease in humans. Serogroups B, C and D are responsible for most infections. Salmonella enteritidis is serogroup D and is the most common cause of salmonella gastroenteritis. The other epidemiologically important species is Salmonella typhimurium.