This is a recent term, whose origin is unknown. I think some people like it because they are not sure about the ârecorderâ part of an EOBR, but the âloggingâ of an ELD is okay. Since ELDs are not defined in any regulation, you would need to ask if they are compliant with 395.15 or 395.16. â¢ EDL â Electronic Driver Logs. This is another recent term and it is unclear whether it implies an FMCSA-compliant device or application. â¢ AOBRD â Automatic On-Board Recoding Device.
Pale stool is stool (feces) that is unusually light in color instead of medium to dark brown. The appearance of pale stools can include a variety of light colors or tints, such as white, silver, gray, light yellow, or putty-colored.Normal brown stool coloring results from the breakdown of bilirubin, which is produced by the breakdown of old red blood cells.nusually pale or light-colored stool is often caused by a serious condition that interferes with bilirubin metabolism, such as a blockage of the bile ducts or liver disease.
Bloody stool is often a sign of gastrointestinal bleeding due to injury or disease. Stools that contain bright red or maroon-colored blood may be referred to as hematochezia, while melena is used to describe black, tarry, and smelly stools.Bloody stool can occur in all age groups and populations. Blood in the stool can appear in a variety of forms.There may be small amounts of bright red blood that is mixed inside the stool or that shows up on toilet paper after wiping the anus.Visible blood clots can also be present.loody stool can occur in all age groups and populations. Blood in the stool can appear in a variety of forms. There may be small amounts of bright red blood that is mixed inside the stool or that shows up on toilet paper after wiping the anus. Visible blood clots can also be present.