Gram-negative, facultative anaerobes of the genusShigellaare the principal agents of bacillary dysentery. This disease differs from profuse watery diarrhea, as is commonly seen in choleraic diarrhea or in enterotoxigenicEscherichia colidiarrhea, in that the dysenteric stool is scant and contains blood, mucus, and inflammatory cells. In some individuals suffering from shigellosis, however, moderate volume diarrhea is a prodrome or the sole manifestation of the infection. Bacillary dysentery constitutes a significant proportion of acute intestinal disease in the children of developing countries, and this infection is a major contributor to stunted growth of these children. Shigellosis also presents a significant risk to travelers from developed countries when visiting in endemic areas, and sporadic food or water-borne outbreaks occur in developed countries.

1. Explain on the composition of the makeup of the feeding tubes

2. Give a clear and distinct distinction between the syringe pump and the infusion pump

3. Conclude on the contributions of the Carbon Di Oxide in surgical processes

4. What is the entry site for a feeding tube? Explain

5. Show the order of events that lead to stomach lavageto remove poison

6.How is monitoring done for stomach wash?

7. Long periods of cannulization can lead to? Explain

8. Correlate the catheters in the achievement of the Cannulaaction

9. What is your basic and best description of the termfistula?

10.in a detailed format, derive the achievement of the graft