The length of terms of state representatives in the 49 American lower chambers is either two years or four years. Representatives in five states (Alabama, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi and North Dakota) have a four-year term. Representatives in 44 states have a two-year term. In contrast, term lengths of state senators are generally longer. State senators in only 12 states serve two-year terms. Thirty states have four-year terms for state senators. In the remaining eight states, senators serve one two-year term and two four-year terms every ten years in the 2-4-4 term system. See also: Length of terms of state senators State legislatures with term limits
Skin Staph infection: Staph can potentially cause internal infections as well. Recurrent staph infections likely means that you are colonized with staph. Staph lives in certain areas of the body without causing infection then periodically comes out and causes folliculitis or abscesses. More common in people with diabetes. To reduce colonization, areas must be treated with Mupirocin cream.
Health-Wire. Staphylococcus bacteria cause staph infection. This bacterial infection may occur in the skin, blood, or may include food poisoning, blood poisoning, pneumonia, or skin problems. MRSA (methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus) is the most dangerous, hardest-to-treat staphylococcus bacteria. The MRSA bacteria may cause many contagious skin infections or cellulitis. 2  These are transmitted from an infected person to others. 3  Sharing towels or extensive physical contact with a person infected by the MRSA bacterial infection can lead to staph infection. 4  Poor hygiene also causes staph infection.