Proper HYGIENE! Fully-cooked foods; water purification
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Pathogenesis of gastroenteritis (specifically E. coli)
fecal-oral transmission -> adhesions (CF) to attach to intestinal epithelium -> disrupts absorptive and secretory properties of mucosal epithelium -> diarrhea
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Differentiate clinical presentation viral v. bacterial gastroenteritis
Viral (specifically norovirus) primary symptom is vomiting
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GUESS WHO - ____ had a presentation in front of an important person and finished the presentation to find their sons spit up all over their suit
Dr. LoCurto
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GUESS WHO - _____ pointed confidently to the vertebrae on the cadaver when Dr. B asked where the trachea was
Sandhya
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GUESS WHO - ______ called their teacher "mom" in middle school in front of the class
Alyssa
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Subclass of Ondansetron
Antiemetic; selective 5-HT3 receptor antagonist
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GUESS WHO - ___ got "pantsed" in the middle of Macys, showing everyone their underwear
Astrid
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S. boulardii is a bacterial probiotic - T or F
FALSE - yeast
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GUESS WHO - ____ ran into a glass wall in front of everyone at a fancy restaurant because the glass was so clean
Andrew
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Differentiate secretory and osmotic diarrhea
Secretory - excess secretion of electrolytes and water; osmotic - excessive solutes in intestine causing water to not be reabsorbed
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MOA of oral rehydration therapy
Intestinal glucose absorption via sodium-glucose cotransport remains intact. Intestine can absorb water if glucose and salt are also present to transport water
