Cholera (Vibrio Cholerae) Pathophysiology, Risk Factors, Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment

Cholera (Vibrio Cholerae): Pathophysiology, Transmission, Risk Factors, Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment

Lesson on Cholera (Vibrio Cholerae) transmission, pathophysiology (ex. cholera toxin mechanism), signs and symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and prevention. Vibrio cholerae is a bacterium that can cause a gastrointestinal illness that is illness in many parts of the developing world. In this lesson, we discuss how this bacteria causes illness, including how the cholera toxin mechanism occurs, how the bacteria is transmitted, risk factors for getting infected with this bacteria, along with signs & symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and ways to prevent becoming infected.

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[thomaspripley]

I got here because I just survived a cholera infection after a business trip to India where I ate a piece of fruit at a 5-star hotel's breakfast buffet... had its peel on but likely washed in tap water. The worst illness I've ever had, but luckily got to a hospital for IV fluid rehydration in time. It hits fast. I went from fine to deathly ill within 18 hours and lost 15 lbs in 5 days. Be safe out there people!

[jonathanzulu]

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[aisham]

The pathophysiology part in this video was just perfect! THANK YOU!

[amarachiukabiala]

this saved me! thanks for this video, was very helpful as a source for a project i had on cholera

[priviledgenhongo]

Getting ready for exams with these tutorials thank you

[karylpadayogdog]

i am subscribing now. it is a lot easier to understand. thank you and keep up the very good work sir!

[vanimargana]

really helpful and hope you do many more videos briefly. thank you so much

[pauloluwaniyi]

There's been report of a recent outbreak in my home country this year, 2024, I'm so glad I could find this. Thank you! ❤

[saidnassr]

Actually very rarely we see it in travelers, that we don't even consider it at the top with bacteria responsible for travelers' diarrhea (like ETEC, C. jejuni, Salmonella species...)

[micah]

Great video, really helped with my assignment

[mohammadassaf]

Your channel is one of the best medical channels !

[NamagandaAlice-or]

Thanks for lecture but l would like to know the differential diagnosis.

[nagulandevendran]

Thank you so much sir your video was just AWESOME 😍😍😍

[RGcmumekulsum]

Thank you sir it was really helpful 🫡😇

[kkunkbj]

please could you write the reference of informations?

[nafishasupti]

Why O blood group people are in risk of cholera???