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How are Soil-Transmitted Helminths diagnosed?
How are Soil-Transmitted Helminths diagnosed?
- Urine test for larvae identification
- Blood test for antigen detection
- Stool analysis to find the eggs in stools (correct)
- Saliva examination for adult worms
Which method is commonly used to find Soil-Transmitted Helminths eggs for diagnosis?
Which method is commonly used to find Soil-Transmitted Helminths eggs for diagnosis?
- Skin scraping for larvae identification
- Nasal swab for egg detection
- Eye fluid examination for adult worm identification
- Stool analysis to find the eggs in stools (correct)
What is the recommended specimen for diagnosing Soil-Transmitted Helminths?
What is the recommended specimen for diagnosing Soil-Transmitted Helminths?
- Blood for antigen detection
- Urine for adult worm identification
- Stool for egg detection (correct)
- Sputum for larvae identification
Which type of analysis is used to find Soil-Transmitted Helminths eggs in diagnosis?
Which type of analysis is used to find Soil-Transmitted Helminths eggs in diagnosis?