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1
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Introduce erronous organism that will hinder examination like pseudoparasit

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Soil

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2
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Destroys trophozoids

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Urine and water

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3
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This produce discoloration of the stool

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Barium and bismuth

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4
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This disrupts vision of viewing

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Oil

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5
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Gallbladder dye clearing days

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3 weeks

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6
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Barium and bismuth clearing time

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7-10 days

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7
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Traditionally used to treat diarrhea to relieve soreness specially in patients undergoing radiologic therapy

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Kaolin

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8
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Antibiotics clearing time

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2-3 weeks

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9
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Stool type that us characterized by irritable bowel syndrome, constipation, diarrhea, abdominal cramps and obstruction of rectum

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Ribbonlike stool

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10
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Stool that does not retain the bowel cast and due to trapped gases

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Mushy stool

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11
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Stool due to excessive carbohydrate fermentation

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Mushy stool

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12
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Trophozoid is found in what kind of stool?

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Watery stool

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13
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Cyts is found in what kind of stool

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Formed stool

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14
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Preparation of stained smears
 prepared in the lab or purchased commercially.

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Polyvinyl alcohol

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15
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Modified schaudinn’s fixative

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Polyvinyl alcohol

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16
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The preserved sample can remain stable for several months

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PVA

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17
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QC: cloudy soln

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PVA

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18
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Inadequate to determine the morphology of helming eggs, larva, toxidia microsporidia

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PVA

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19
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Difficult and expensive to dispose

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PVA

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20
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Cannot be used in immunoassays, acid fast, safranin and chromotroph stain

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PVA

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21
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Difficult and expensive to dispose

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PVA

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22
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Prepared thru wet mounts

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5-10% formalin

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23
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Prepared thru with or without iodine (direct fecal smear same with wet mounts)

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5-10 % FORMALIN

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24
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Preserved cysts, helminth egg and larva but can distort the morphology of trophozoids

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5-10 % FORMALIN

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25
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QC: temperature favors development of helminth eggs, 60 degrees celsius

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5-10 % FORMALIN

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26
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Compatible with acid stain, safranin and chromotroph stain

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5-10 % FORMALIN

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27
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Can be used with immunoassay kits

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5-10 % FORMALIN

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28
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Used in field testing or surveys

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MERTHIOLATE-IODINE-FORMALIN (MIF

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29
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Used for concentration procedures

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MERTHIOLATE-IODINE-FORMALIN (MIF

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30
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Dye of MIF

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Lugol’s iodine

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31
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Solution of MIF

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9.4mL of MF + 0.6 mL of lugol = 10mL + 1 gram of stool

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32
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Good for all stages and used for preserving cyst mtroph(?)

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MERTHIOLATE-IODINE-FORMALIN (MIF

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33
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For fresh materials obtained from intestinal mucosal linings

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SCHAUDINN’S

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34
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For permanent staining

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SCHAUDINN’S

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35
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Good preservative for morphology of protozoan, trophozoids, and cysts

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SCHAUDINN’S

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36
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Poor adhesion

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SCHAUDINN’S

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37
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Does not contain mercuric chloride

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SODIUM ACETATE – ACETIC ACID FORMALIN (

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38
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Liquid fixative with long shelf life

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SODIUM ACETATE – ACETIC ACID FORMALIN (

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39
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Images of organisms are not sharp after staining

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SODIUM ACETATE – ACETIC ACID FORMALIN (SAF)

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40
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Suitable for both concentration procedures and permanent stain solution

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SODIUM ACETATE – ACETIC ACID FORMALIN (SAF)

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41
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(-): requires additive primarily albumin or glycerine

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SODIUM ACETATE – ACETIC ACID FORMALIN (SAF)

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42
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For adherence of specimen to the slide

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Albumin or glycerine - SODIUM ACETATE – ACETIC ACID FORMALIN (SAF)

43
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For the detection of GIT bleeding

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Occult blood test

44
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Normal form of stool

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Soft to formed

45
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Cannot be punctured with an applicator stick

46
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Maintains shape, can be punctured

47
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Bottom side flattens in the container

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Semi formed

48
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Can be cut with an applicator stick

49
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Can be reshaped with applicator stick

50
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Stool shapes to container

51
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Stool will flow slowly out of the container

52
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Fluid-like stool pours out of the container

53
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Separate hard lumps, like nuts hard to pass

54
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Sausage-shaped but lumpy

55
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Like a sausage but with cracks on its surface

56
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Like sausage or snake, smooth and soft

57
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Soft blobs with clear-cut edges (passed easily)

58
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Fluffy pieces with ragged edges, a mushy stool

59
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Watery, no solid pieces. ENTIRELY LIQUID!

60
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Normal color of stool

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Light brown to dark brown due to stercobilin

61
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Color of stool due to administration of santonin (anti helmenthic property) and
senna seen in antibiotic therapy.

62
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Color of stool due to increase milk diets in infants

63
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Color: presence of unchanged bilirubin

64
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Color: obstruction to bile flow

65
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Color: large amounts of cornmeal

66
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Color: After ingestion of Barium meals

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Light clay or putty

67
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Color: due to the absence of bile pigments

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Light Clay or putty color

68
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Color: excessive fats or pancreatic disease

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Light Clay or putty color

69
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Color: bleeding in the lower GIT (fresh blood

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Reddish or bloody

70
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Color: undigested beets and tomatoes

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Reddish or bloody

71
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Color: bleeding in the upper GIT

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Dark red/ chocolate brown

72
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Color: increased intake of coffee, chocolate
and cherries, black berries

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Dark red/ chocolate brown

73
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Color: associated with digestion of blood due
to bleeding in the upper GIT

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Black/tarry

74
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Color: increase intake of iron, Bismuth and
charcoal

75
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Color: if you regularly take in medication like
ferrous sulfate

76
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Color: Amoebiasis

77
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Color: ingestion of vegetables like spinach

78
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Color: presence of unchanged biliverdin

79
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Color: presence of mercuric chloride in the form of calomel

80
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Color: cocoa and chocolate produce

81
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Color: blueberry juices, carbon, iron and
bismuth:

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Gray to pitch black

82
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Color: undigested fats, following
inadequate bile secretion

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Light gray

83
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Color: Malabsorption syndrome

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Light gray

84
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Color: aluminum hydroxidw

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Whitish discoloration

85
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Color: Methylene blue and dithiazanine

86
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Color: Pyridium

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Orange red

87
Q

indole and skatole

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Tryptophan

88
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Odor: fatty acids in ingested milk

89
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Odor: steatorrhea (adult)

90
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Odor: severe diarrhea in
children

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Sour odor to a putrid odor

91
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Odor: found in ulcerative and malignant tumor of the lower bowel

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Putrid odor

92
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Odor: indicates gas formation, fermentation of carbohydrate, unabsorbed fatty acids

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Sour or rancid

93
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Odor: usually in alkaline stools, putrefaction of undigestedprotein. Ulcerations of intestines and rectum, malignancy, syphilis, dysentery and necrotic lesions of the intestines

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Extremely foul

94
Q

Spastic colitis

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Ribbonlike

95
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Normal odor is foul to offensive due to

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indole, skatole and butyric
acid

96
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Cholera

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Rice water stool

97
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Stool: early typhoud

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Pea soup stool

98
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Stool: syphilis

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Flattened or ribbon like

99
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Stool: obstructioon of the lower portion of the colon

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Flattened or ribbonlike

100
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Stool: fibrocystic disease of the pancreas

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Butterlike

101
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Stool: carbohydrates fermentation

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Gaseous And fermentative

102
Q

Trophozoite are found in what kind of stool?

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Watery stool

103
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Cyst are found in what kind of stool?

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Formed stool

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