56-year-old man sought medical attention for non-specific abdominal pain and mild. A stool specimen was collected and sent for ova and parasite examination. In stool examination found fertilized and unfertilized egg. What is your diagnosis?

Lois is a distraught 44-year-old female visiting her primary care physician at 9:00 a.m. She describes looking in the mirror that morning and seeing a worm crawl across her eye and then disappear. On her updated patient history, she notes she had visited the African rainforest the previous year. The physician orders a stool for ova and parasite examination, as well as a complete blood count and differential. The blood is drawn at 11:30 a.m. on the same day as the office visit at a draw site near Lois’ home. The stool parasite examination proves to be negative. The automated blood count shows increased eosinophils and a Giemsa-stained blood film is prepared. An evening shift medical laboratory scientist observes a worm-like form on the blood smear that is 275 μm in length. There is a stained sheath and nuclei extend to the tip of the tail.1. What is the scientific name of the organism observed? 2. What is the significance of her travel history?3. Determine if the blood sample was drawn…

resident normal microflora normally colonize internal area of the urogenital system besides skin and intestine true or false?