So how did they get to the lower gastrointestinal tract in the first place?
Since medicine is now a less attractive career option will fewer high performing individuals choose to become physicians? What are the implications for the quality of care?
October 25, 2018Why does Roche adopt this pricing strategy? (5 marks) d.) Under what condition can Roche successfully implement the pricing strategy mentioned in (c)? (3 marks)
October 25, 2018So how did they get to the lower gastrointestinal tract in the first place?
So how did they get to the lower gastrointestinal tract in the first place?
I dont know much about medicine and I know even less about microbiology but I understand that the Show more I dont know much about medicine and I know even less about microbiology but I understand that there are organisms in the lower gastrointestinal tract (and in feces) of a human like Escherichia coli that can cause dangerous disease if swallowed (or injected intravenously) by a human. So how did they get to the lower gastrointestinal tract in the first place? I assume either (or some combination of) its prevalence in feces is less than Im led to believe so my question as to how it got there doesnt arise; the percentage among cases of swallowed E. coli of those that lead to disease is low; or E. coli-caused disease is more common than Im lead to believe. Does anyone know which of these is true? Or is it something else? (Perhaps they enter the gastrointestinal tract from below and not via swallowing?)