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Depends on drug. Mainly due to drug receptor interactions like whether the drug is full agonist or partial agonist and also the type of receptors to which it binds.

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Amebic dysentery and amebic colitis are closely related but not the same. Amebic dysentery is an acute infection caused by E. histolytica. It typical symptoms are severe diarrhea, abdominal cramps, and bloody stools. On the other hand, amebic colitis (colon + inflamation) refers to a chronic infection of the colon by the same parasite. The usually presented milder symptoms such as intermittent diarrhea, abdominal discomfort, and occasionally bloody stools. While both conditions are caused by the same parasite, they differ in terms of the severity and duration of symptoms.

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Meropenem is indicated for multi-drug resistant organisms. While it may have some activity against certain bacteria that can cause UTI, but not considered a first-line for uncomplicated cystitis or UTIs. It is reserved for more severe. As per Typoid fever which is caused by Salmonella typhi, It is not a first line treatment for typhoid fever. Other antibiotics are typically recommended for these conditions based CS report such as Flouroquinolones or 3rd generation CePhs like Ceftriaxone for typoid. Meropenem only used for severe infection and unresponsive to the other standard recommended ABx.

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Chloroquine is used for intestinal amoebiasis. But not as first line agent. Mostly Metronidazole is used. Chloroquine is used when the other options are limited.

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Most common extraintestinal amebiasis affect liver, lungs and brain. Kidney are very rarely affected.

Yes! but the chances are low. It is mostly present in poorly maintained swimming pool and Waterpark. Whatever the case, the microorganism only can infect you after reaching to your intestines.

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No Dear, There is no indication of METRONIDAZOLE in Micromedex or lexicomp for typhoid fever. Typoid fever is caused by Salmonella typhi. Which is a gram negative microorganism. While MTDZ have action against protozaons and anaerobic bacteria. So, specifically it is not used for typhoid fever. It can be used empirically, if there is a concomitant possible infection with anerobes or protozoans. But when specialist in infectious diseases recommends after observing the patient. Otherwise, not recommended in Typhoid fever Thank you 🙂

For this, Other ABX with action against Salmonella typhi are used like Floroquinolones mostly and other like 3rd generation cephalosporins.

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The endplate is considered a postsynaptic structure because it is located on the muscle fiber, which is the target of the motor neuron's synaptic transmission.

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