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    Gut Microbiome

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    communities are microscope‚ single-celled organisms which support various physiological processes including immune defense‚ growth‚ and digestion (Bengmark‚ 2013; Collins et al.‚ 2012; Cryan & Dinan‚ 2012; Diamond et al.‚ 2011). Within the human gastrointestinal (GI) tract lies a particularly fascinating population of microbiota known for their enormity and connectivity in the body. Collectively‚ the gut microbiome contains tens of trillions of microbes‚ among which are more than 1‚000 species of bacteria

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    aspects of probiotic bacteria include the following requirements. 1. Strains for human use are preferred to be human origin. 2. They are isolated from healthy human gastrointestinal tract. 3. They have to be non-pathogenic. 4. They have to no history of relationship with diseases like‚ infective endocarditis or gastrointestinal tract disorders. 5. They do not DE conjugate bile salts. 6. They should not carry transmissible antibiotic resistance genes (Saarela‚ et al. 2000). LACTIC ACID BACTERIA

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    VACOMYCIN-RESISTANT ENTEROCOCCI (VRE) IN THE AUSTRALIAN HEALTH-CARE SECTOR This essay will look at Vancomycin-resistant enterococci and what it is. Why has Vancomycin become resistant? Vancomycin use of for medical treatment‚ transmission of and risks to acquiring VRE infections in the Australian health-care sector. Recommended precautionary measures used to prevent the spread of VRE amongst patients and health-care workers in the workplace. Why is it becoming more prevalent in Australian health-care

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    essential in the action of topical bromelain. Other components of bromelain are peroxidase‚ acid phosphatase‚ several protease inhibitor and organically-bound calcium. With the action of bromelain in the body‚ it is mainly absorbed through the gastrointestinal tract as supported by a rat study conducted that with up to 40 percent of the high molecular weight substances detected in the blood after oral administration. Moreover‚ the highest concentration of bromelain was found in the blood one hour after

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    chronic autoimmune condition‚ that is life-long with no known-cure. It is a reoccurring inflammation of the mucus lining within the Gastrointestinal Tract. Crohn’s Disease may be found anywhere along the GI Tract‚ from the mouth to the anus. Most frequently CD is sited where the small intestine (Terminal Ileum) and the Colon (Cecum) meet. All layers of the of the GI tract may be involved‚ in which affected areas may appear continuously or disrupted (CDC‚ 2011). While the primary etiology is still unknown

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    Doug Mccarthur Case Study

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    generally pancreatitis leads to some sort of damage to the organ and in turn to the systems in which it functions. Nursing diagnosis that are relevant to pancreatitis would be; acute pain‚ chronic pain‚ imbalanced nutrition‚ risk for dysfunctional gastrointestinal motility‚ and risk for infection. (Timby‚ 2014) 4. Doug asks the nurse what is cholecystitis. What is the nurse’s best

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    divisions ? (These will be the main focus of this lecture module.) 4. What is a third division of the ANS which can function independently of the two earlier divisions? Give the role of this third division. (This was part of the module on the GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT). II. Comparison between the somatic and autonomic nervous systems A. Regarding effectors innervated: 1. What kind of effectors (tissues/ organs) does the somatic nervous system innervate ? 2. What kind of effectors does the autonomic

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    (NPIC‚ 2015). Although Ranger Pro is known to be relatively nontoxic to dogs and other domestic animals‚ ingestion of this product or exposure to large amounts of freshly sprayed vegetation may result in irritation of the eyes‚ skin‚ and the gastrointestinal tract‚ resulting in vomiting and diarrhea (Ranger Pro®‚

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    muscarinic and nicotinic receptors (Mileson et al. 1998). The autonomic nervous system controls visceral functions in the body and ACh acts at muscarinic and nicotinic receptors present at effector organs such as heart‚ eyes‚ glands‚ respiratory and gastrointestinal systems. The somatic nervous system controls all voluntary functions of the body such as movement‚ posture and respiration‚ here ACh acts on nicotinic receptors (Mileson et al. 1998). Therefore inhibition of AChE by OP pesticides leads to

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    guideline seeks to outline the important role of parenteral nutrition in the critically ill patient. Enteral and parenteral nutrition The enteral route for nutrition delivery is preferred where it can be safely delivered in the absence of gastrointestinal intolerance. For a small proportion of patients enteral feeding is not possible but in addition for a larger proportion of patients research consistently shows that enteral nutrition does not always cover the total nutritional needs of intensive

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