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    small intestine handle the food you eat. The effects of the surgery is that your stomach will be smaller and you will feel full with less food. The food you eat will no longer go into some parts of your stomach and small intestine that absorb food. Advantages • Leads to the fastest and most dramatic results. Disadvantages • Gastric bypass is a major surgery, and as such it carries significant risks, such as blood clots and infections. In some cases, more of the small and even large intestine…

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    Mackowiak1,2 Subsequent work by a host of investigators showed that L. bulgaricus is unable to survive in the human intestine or that of any other animal studied and, hence ,notcapable of replacing put refactive bacteriain the colon . L. acidophilus, however,canlive in the human intestine and has been used with limite dsuccess as a probiotic . The FAO/WHO (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations and the World health Organization) defines…

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    Mom and dad are still at the hospital with grandma for her check-up. ” As I got into the car, my brother greeted me with a warm hug, but his energy was heavy, “Syd, we have to go to the hospital. Grandma’s cancer came back but it spread to her intestines.” My heart skipped a beat as I tried to grasp the news. Stage IV, metastatic ovarian cancer. As I consciously processed another year of intensive chemotherapy, radiation and weekly visits to the hospital, death never crossed my mind. I…

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    Kidney Diseases), in fact, most are beneficial for us, and we have many bacteria inside of us right now. Norovirus and Hepatitis A are the most common viruses that cause foodborne illnesses. Norovirus causes the inflammation of the stomach and intestines and Hepatitis A causes the inflammation of your liver(National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases). Parasites such as worms, cryptosporidium parvum, and Giardia intestinalis, are common parasites that can be in food if not…

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    1. Non-pathogen name: Bacillus subtilis 2. Description of non-pathogen: B. subtilis is a mesophilic, gram-positive bacillus that is commonly found in soil, although it can also survive in plants (1). B. subtilis are facultative aerobes, using butanediol fermentation or nitrated ammonification when oxygen is unavailable (1). The bacillus is motile by using a single flagellum and commonly forms biofilms which contain several B. subtilis all traveling in the same direction (1). It has a circular…

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    intestinal bacterial overgrowth due to the small intestine shortage because of her surgeries and a meconium ileus/obstruction of the vowel and rupture in another part of the intestine when she born. Izabella’s present diseases are: Atelectasis, bronchiectasis, chronic lung disease, and history of recurrent pneumonia, GERD, Vitamin D deficiency, and Hiatal Hernia. Due to all these problems, specially the bacteria overgrowth, shortage of small intestine, and lung disease lead her to an extreme…

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    Beginning when you take a bite, your muscular system aids your digestive system. Chewing and swallowing are done by the muscular system; muscles surrounding your stomach churn up food to aid digestion; muscles transport digested food through your intestines and eventually out of your body. (The muscles for chewing and swallowing are voluntary muscles; the rest are involuntary.) Another system is the respiratory and the circulatory, they work together by When you breathe in, your respiratory…

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    cell through endocytosis. The Canine parvovirus starts infecting a canine after entering cells through endocytosis, goes through the normal viral life cycle, and then it leaves its host cell by budding. The virus’s host cell can be in the small intestines, lymph nodes, and bone marrow. During its incubation period of three to seven days, it attacks the canine’s tonsils or lymph nodes first so it can attract lymphocytes which are a type of white blood cells. Then, the virus hides on the…

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    The Ordeal of Donald Boone is a direct account of a deep sea diver’s terrible timing, and the medical miracle of keeping him alive. Donald Boone was a deep sea diver the worked for the “Taylor Diving and Salvage Company” onboard an offshore barge. Underwater divers experience extreme conditions on a daily basis and as a means to better regulate the time divers spend under heavy pressure conditions barges have pressurized living quarters for their divers. At the end of a dive each diver gets into…

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    This will all take place in a water bath which represents the small intestine and will be maintained at 37°C and will be provided with compressed air to recreate the environment. The agonist ACH is added to the water bath. The ileum will be then be stimulated by an electrical current which will make the ACH contract. Thus, recreating contractions of small intestines. Recordings will be taken over a 3 minute period, the solutions will also be washed out every 30 seconds…

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