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Bristol Stool Chart

Bristol Stool Chart. CLASSIFICATION OF DIARRHOEA. ACUTE < 4 Weeks. CHRONIC > 4 Weeks. GRADING DIARRHOEA. GRADE 1 <4 Loose stools daily GRADE 2 4-6 Loose stools daily ?Discharge GRADE 3 7-12 Loose stools daily ? Admit GRADE 4 >12 Loose stools daily GRADE 5 DEATH.

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Fever without focus

Fever without focus. Dr Rafat Mosalli. Question 1.

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Cholera and other Vibrio Infections

Cholera and other Vibrio Infections. Sung Chul Hwang, M.D. Dept. of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine Ajou University School of Medicine. Vibrios. Coma shaped gram negative rods with flagella The most common organism in the surface water in the world Halophilic organism

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SURGICAL INFECTIONS & ANTIBIOTICS

SURGICAL INFECTIONS & ANTIBIOTICS. M K ALAM MS, FRCS Prof. & Consultant Surgeon College of Medicine & RCH. OBJECTIVES. Definitions. Pathogenesis . Clinical features . Surgical microbiology. Common infections. Antibiotics use. INFECTION.

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Aspiration Pneumonia

Diagnosis:. Aspiration Pneumonia. Case Information. 27 year old, male Admitted with uncontrollable fever Transferred from long term care facility Hx . of gunshot wound to left chest resulting in cardiac arrest Developed hypoxic encephalopathy Has tracheostomy and gastronomy tubes

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Antibiotic Therapy in Diarrhea

Antibiotic Therapy in Diarrhea. M.Emadoleslami MD. Excessive loss of fluid and electrolyte in the stool Acute diarrhea is defined as sudden onset of excessively loose stools of > 10 mLlkg /day in infants and >200 g/24 hr in older children, which lasts < 14 days

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Gastrointestinal Infections

Gastrointestinal Infections. III MBBS. Objectives. Impact General principles of pathogenesis in the GI tract Types of diseases Describe the usual cause of gastroenteritis Describe the signs and symptoms Interpret diagnostic tests to determine etiology of gastroenteritis

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Inflammatory Bowel Disease

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Enterobacteriaceae

Enterobacteriaceae. Indications for stool culture include. Bloody diarrhea Fever Tenesmus (is the constant feeling of the need to empty the bowel, accompanied by pain, and cramping) Severe or persistent symptoms Recent travel to a third world country Known exposure to a bacterial agent

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Background (1)

Middle East Consortium on Infectious Disease Surveillance (MECIDS) Regional network for laboratory-based surveillance of foodborne diseases. Background (1). Globalization of food and centralization of its production have important economic advantages

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2 nd lecture, bacteriology

2 nd lecture, bacteriology. Note that there are a lot of information in the sheet are not included here, also there are a lot of information mentioned in the slides are not in the sheet, what is colored in red is from the sheet, I did my best to clarify these slides, enjoy.

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Clinical Case Studies

Clinical Case Studies. Urine and Stool Cultures. Project- Clinical diagnostics. Each group of two are a team. You will try to culture and identify the causative agents in a simulated urine culture and stool culture. Urine culture plates EMB MAC TSA MSA Blood. Stool culture plates EMB

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Typhoid/ Enteric fever

Typhoid/ Enteric fever. Dr. Jyotsna Agarwal Professor, Dept. Microbiology KGMU. Salmonella. Salmonella is Gram-negative, rod-shaped Facultative anaerobe in family Enterobacteriaceae Motile, Non lactose fermenting Over 2400 serotypes. Faeco-oral transmission

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Case # 53 presented by Mourad Mansourian

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SUMMARY

SUMMARY. INTERNSHIP AREA HEALTH CENTRE AND BED CAPACITY LABORATORY SPECIMEN FLOW CHART ANALYTICAL RUNS DISCUSSION,RECOMMENDATION AND CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND DEDICATION. INTERNSHIP AREA. Definition Objectives To gain new skills and perfect acquired skills

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Stool Culture, E. coli O157:H7

Stool Culture, E. coli O157:H7. D. M. M. Lab. Stool Culture,E. coli O157:H7. Aim of the test Detect E. coli O157:H7 from stool specimen or rectal swab and perform sensitivity test.

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PRESENTED BY: Sr. MABEL NDABU MBATE NSEKA JOEL WEPNGONG SUPERVISED BY: Mr. CHO FEDERICK NCHANG

AN INTERNSHIP REPORT CARRIED OUT AT SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI CATHOLIC HOSPITAL, NTASEN, BAMENDA FROM THE 23 RD OF APRIL TO THE 18 TH OF MAY 2012. PRESENTED BY: Sr. MABEL NDABU MBATE NSEKA JOEL WEPNGONG SUPERVISED BY: Mr. CHO FEDERICK NCHANG BMLS (Hons) & Mr. NGWANUE WILFRED

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Stool Culture, Vibrio colerae

Stool Culture, Vibrio colerae. D. M. M. Lab. Stool Culture, Vibrio cholera . Aim of the test To isolate Vibrio cholera from stool specimen and perform antibiotic sensitivity testing . Pre-Specimen processing See under stool culture, routine . ( Rice water stool ).

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VDRL test & Stool Culture

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