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Microbiology is the study of bacteria, virus, fungus, etc. All of these microorganisms can make us ill, sometimes deathly ill. It is important in medicine because scientists must formulate medicine to destroy or inhibit the microorganisms based on their structure. In nursing, they must give patients medicine to fight infections such as these, and monitor them if they are in the hospital. They must also try to control the spread of the microorganism, so they must know what type of microorganism they are infectecd with. Microbiology is the whole basis of health care.
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