Lactose Intolerance and Digestive Enzyme Lactase

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What is the approximate time interval from ingestion of infective eggs to oviposition by adult females?

1 month

Where do gravid female worms migrate to lay eggs?

On the skin of the perianal area

What symptom is most commonly associated with infected individuals having Ancylostoma duodenale (Necator americanus)?

Ground itch

How do filarial larvae reach the small intestine in a human host?

Through the bloodstream

What is the most common method of transmission for poliovirus?

Food and water contamination

What is the primary mode of prevention recommended for poliovirus infection?

Injectable Polio Vaccine (IPV)

What is the main reason for lactose intolerance?

Not enough production of the enzyme lactase

Which symptom is NOT commonly associated with lactose intolerance?

Fever

How is lactose intolerance diagnosed?

By checking the child's breath for hydrogen levels

What is recommended for managing lactose intolerance symptoms?

Adding small amounts of milk back into the diet with meals

Why is calcium intake important for children with lactose intolerance?

To support bone growth and repair

Which factor does NOT contribute to acute abdominal pain in children?

Ovarian cysts

What is the most common surgical cause of acute abdominal pain in children?

Appendicitis

'Mesenteric lymphadenitis' can mimic the symptoms of which condition?

'Appendicitis'

'Pin Worm' infestation can be self-transmitted through which method?

Contaminated surfaces

'Ascaris Lumbricoides' infection typically leads to which symptom?

'Passage of worms in stool/vomitus'

Explore the concept of lactose intolerance and the role of the digestive enzyme lactase in breaking down lactose. Learn about the differences between lactose intolerance, milk allergies, and cow's milk protein intolerance.

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