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q what is ancylostomiasisthe ancylostomiasis is a disease caused by the necator americanus or ancylostoma duodenale both hookworms belonging to the
q what are some prophylactic measures against ascariasisthe major prophylactic measures against ascariasis are efficient washing of vegetables and
q what are the main symptoms of the pulmonary and of the intestinal phases of the ascaris infestationin the pulmonary period the ascaris infestation
q what is the life cycle of ascaristhe adult ascaris that live within the human intestine can release up to 200 thousand eggs a day the eggs are
q does ascaris lumbricoides present an intermediate hostan ascaris is a monoxenous parasite its life cycle is dependent only on one host and so it
q how do ascaris obtain foodan ascaris live within the human gut and feed from the food ingested by the infected
q what is ascaris what is the disease caused by this wormascaris lumbricoides or ascaris is an animal of the nematode phylum that is a roundworm
explain the nutritional care process the nutritional care process is a systematic and logical approach to ensure effective and successful
explain protein deficiencies in nutritional carea depleted amino acid pool leads to poor wound healing dehiscence delayed healing of fractures
q what are some prophylactic measures for tapeworm infectionsthe major prophylactic measures against the taeniasis and the cysticercosis are not to
explain lipid transport in nutritional careproteins provide the transport mechanism for lipids by forming lipoproteins this helps to prevent fatty
explain resistance to infection in nutritional careamino acids help to build the bodys defence mechanisms like antibodies blood cells hormones and
explain bone healing process in nutritional careprotein is essential for callus formation calcification and bone healing especially in cases of
explain control of oedema in nutritional carelow levels of circulating proteins lead to oedema due to loss of colloidal osmotic pressure to maintain
explain avoidance of shock in nutritional careloss of plasma proteins lead to decrease in blood volume hypovolemia and lowered red blood cell volume
in which area dietitians worksdietitians can work in a variety of areas as already mentioned earlier many of these are in the hospitals or in
explain the tissue synthesis for wound healing in nutritional caretissue proteins are synthesized only by amino acids brought to the tissues by
explain the protein requirement in postoperative nutritional careincreased catabolism leads to protein deficiency and hence negative nitrogen balance
q how does self infection by tapeworms occurthe taeniasis patients may develop the most severe form of the worm infection cysticercosis because
q if a person eats raw or badly cooked meat infected by taenia solium or taenia saginata will this person develop taeniasis or cysticercosisif a
dietitians and nutritionistsdietitians and nutritionists who are associated with hospitals and clinics generally have regular work hours at times
explain the energy requirement in postoperative nutritional careadequate calorie intake is critical for successful outcome of surgery and should be
explain the postoperative nutritional carethe therapeutic goal for the post-operative patient is rapid recovery to normal function and well being
q what is the difference between taeniasis and cysticercosisthe taeniasis is the parasitic disease caused by the adult tapeworm installed within the
q what is the life cycle of a tapewormthe pregnant proglottids with taenia eggs are released together with human feces if ingested by the