Gastroenterology & Hepatology — Flashcards

What is the management of amoebiasis? 1. _____ 2. followed by a(n) "luminal agent" (e.g. paromomycin) to prevent reinfection & transmission by eliminating intraluminal cysts present in the intestinal lumen

What is the management of norovirus? _____

What is a complication of rotavirus diarrhoea? _____

Norovirus & rotavirus typically occur in the _____ season

Viral gastroenteritis are spread through the _____ route

Norovirus presents with _____ alongside vomiting and pyrexia

Hint: most common sx

Norovirus is a clinical diagnosis but can be investigated with _____

_____ consumption is associated with norovirus

Amoebic liver abscesses may also require _____ alongside the mainstay management

_____ is a viral gastroenteritis associated with prolonged water diarrhoea, vomiting, & fever typically in young children