Yes, both diarrhea and vomit are two infectious bodily fluids.
Nothing will happen. You won't digest dirt so after the dirt goes through your large intestine you will defecate, but you will most likely get diarrhea. Otherwise you will vomit and find the dirt in there. If you don't trust me, eat dirt look in your diarrhea and vomit and see if dirt is there.
She has rather an infectious laugh that affects all of us during parties.
infectious is an adjective. You use it to modify a noun- as in an infectious disease or an infectious laugh. Build your sentence around your subject and verb, then use modifiers to enhance or clarify meanings.She's an ambitious young researcher who hopes to discovery a cure for a majority of the world's infectious diseases.He's a very likable child with an engaging smile and an infectious laugh.Many infectious diseases can be prevented by washing with hot water and soap.
The color of your vomit is entirely dependant on what you have recently eaten or drank. However, if your vomit is red, you should see a doctor as soon as possible because red vomit often indicates that you have a wound in the stomach that is bleeding.
Emerging Infectious Diseases was created in 1995.
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Diarrhea is not contagious nor infectious; infectious stuff is only an pathogen (viruses, bacteria, parasites) and it's the same with contagious. I had diarrhea once but in my school no one got infected with it too. Infection and/or contagious diarrhea is just absurd.
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diarrhea and blood in vomit or stool.
Shigella are extremely infectious bacteria, and ingestion of just 10 organisms is enough to cause severe diarrhea and dehydration.
Some forms of diarrhea are infectious in etiology and the disease is communicable. Cholera is an example of this. Others are functional (e.g. laxative abuse) and are not communicable.
The symptoms of norovirus are mild fever, diarrhea, vomit, and headache. hope this helps 8-)
It depends on how much you swallow. If it is a large amount, you could get diarrhea and/or vomit.
If you have infectious diarrhea, you could shed pathogens (germs) in the water that could infect other swimmers. You should avoid swimming until your illness has passed.
Your dog would be very ill and not very livelly.They vomit and have diarrhea which contains blood.
yes. vomit is no longer in the body. stomach acid is a dilution of HCl (Hydro-Chloric Acid) this is what breaks down food. if the food is outside of the body (i.e. vomit) it can spread pathogens, such as salmanilla, Typhoid, and Hepatitus to name a few. the short answer is yes. treat vomit as a dangerous body fluid.
Yes, but mostly just a stomach ache or diarrhea, after you vomit or after a few days, you get better.