Microbiology in the Clinic: Traveler's Diarrhea Case

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Martin is a nurse in ______

Chicago

Every summer, Martin spends a few weeks in Africa volunteering in a rural village in ______

Zambia

The village has no sanitation system and gets its water from a nearby ______

shallow well

During the last week of Martin’s most recent Africa trip, torrential rains hit the country, causing flash floods and extensive ______ to the village

damage

Martin begins experiencing ______

diarrhea

The diarrhea is much more severe than anything Martin has experienced before; it is milky, with flecks of ______, and frightening-looking

mucus

He drinks massive amounts of ______ and tries over-the-counter diarrhea medicine, but nothing he does relieves the symptoms.

water

Is Martin suffering from a simple case of 'traveler’s diarrhea'. Or is something more serious going on. Turn to the end of the chapter (p. 21) to find ______.

out

Science is the study of nature that proceeds by posing questions about ______.

observations

Why are there ______.

seasons

What is the function of the nodules at the base of this ______.

plant

Why does this bread taste ______.

sour

What does plaque from between teeth look like when ______.

magnified

Why are so many crows dying this ______.

winter

What causes new ______.

diseases

Why did Leeuwenhoek discover protozoa before ______.

bacteria

Explore a brief history of microbiology and its application in a clinical context through the case of traveler's diarrhea. Follow Martin, a nurse volunteering in a rural village in Zambia, as he demonstrates techniques to prevent infectious diseases, focusing on water purification and sanitation.

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