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Top Diarrhea Flashcards

Welcome to our diarrhea flashcards! Diarrhea is a condition where feces are discharged from the bowels frequently and in liquid form. We all have had diarrhea before but if this lasts awhile, you may want to seek medical help. Do you wish to become a doctor in this certain field? Or do you just wish to see if you are smart enough to pass the test? Well these flashcards can help! This subject is very tricky subject, but luckily that is why we have done the research for you! We’ve gathered all this information and split it up into three different sections.

Within the first set of flashcards, we discuss causes for diarrhea and how our body deals with the food and water it intakes daily. In our second set of flashcards we provide a troubleshoot that would help most likely locate the source of the problem. And finally we have the test section. Good luck!

Infectious And Non-Infectious Diarrhea

Cards: 22| Attempts: 3| Last updated: Sep 17, 2015

What Is The Medical Definition Of Diarrhea?

Increase In Daily Stool Weight Above 200 Gram...

9 L Of Fluid Enters The Intestines Daily, Whe...

2 L Oral Intake1 L Saliva2 L Gastric Secretio...

Most Cases Of Acute Diarrhea Are Likely Cause...

Viral, Because Stool Cultures Positive Only I...

What Organism Is This, And What Mechanism Cau... - Flashcard

What Organism Is This, And What Mechanism Cau...

E. Coli (EPEC)Adherence

Diarrhea And Causes

Cards: 36| Attempts: 1| Last updated: Sep 17, 2015

What Is The Normal Water Content Of Stool?

60-85%

What Is The Water Content Of Stool In Diarrhe...

>85%

What Are The 2 Mechanisms Of Pathophysiology ...

1. Abnormal Motor Function2. Abnormal Fluid A...

GIve 3 Examples Of Abnormal Motor Function Th...

1. Hexoaminidase B Deficiency (Sandhoff Disea...

DIARRHEA

Cards: 23| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Sep 22, 2015

Adults Prodcue About How Much Stool/day?

150 G

4 Basic Pathophysiologic Causes Of Diarrhea?

*increased Secretion Of Electrolytes And Wate...

5 Causes Of Increased Secretion?

*enterotoxin Producing Bacteria (eg: Cholera,...

7 Causes For Incrased Osmotic Load?

*sorbitol Ingestion (sugar-free Candy Diarrhe...

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