What is the advantage of receiving a fecal transplant? It is the least invasive way to try and treatC. difficileinfection. There are no other medical options for treating aC. difficileinfection. It is the only treatment that has worked consistently to treat C. difficileinfection. The microbes found in feces of a healthy person are much different than those found in a sick person. n C difficilewill not be affected by a fecal transplant but all other pathogenic bacteria will be eliminated

What is the advantage of receiving a fecal transplant? It is the least invasive way to try and treatC. difficileinfection. There are no other medical options for treating aC. difficileinfection. It is the only treatment that has worked consistently to treat C. difficileinfection. The microbes found in feces of a healthy person are much different than those found in a sick person. n C difficilewill not be affected by a fecal transplant but all other pathogenic bacteria will be eliminated

Basic Clinical Lab Competencies for Respiratory Care: An Integrated Approach

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ISBN:9781285244662

Author:White

Publisher:White

Chapter14: Introduction To Respiratory Care Pharmacology

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