b) “Oviparous” means………………………………………………… We know that ………………………………………………………………………………………c) the bat is gregarious. This means that d) the ultrasonic sound waves help the bat Passage 2 By A Staff Reporter There are fine differences in the way the two work. Though both gastro and cholera NEW DELHI, August 1: While the symptoms cause profuse loose motions, the former shown by a gastro and a cholera patient may be will be accompanied by stomach aches; the the same, municipal corporation doctors said, latter is said to be effortless and painless. the two are different ailments. Though the will be watery in “stool” The for cholera is vibrio “causative organism” both instances, for a gastro patient it may cholori and antibiotic medicines are carry blood or mucus. For the cholera recommended for treatment to kill the germ patient, the discharge will be “whitish”, and its the “carrier stage”. “Otherwise, colour of starch used to stiffen “the treatment is the the doctor said. same”, garments.” Gastroenteritis, the doctor said a ‘was Additionally, dehydration sets in much diarrhoeal disease which can have seven sooner for a cholera patient than a gastro causes some of them being typhoid or – patient and is usually accompanied by spigela, rota virus, food poisoning or gastro patient will not get cramps. “A metallic poisoning. said the doctor. cramps,” Times of India, 1st August 1995
b) “Oviparous” means………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………………………………………c) We know that the bat is gregarious. This means that d) the ultrasonic sound waves help the bat Passage 2 By A Staff Reporter NEW DELHI, August 1: While the symptoms shown by a gastro and a cholera patient may be the same, municipal corporation doctors said, the two are different ailments. The “causative organism” for cholera is vibrio cholori and antibiotic medicines are recommended for treatment to kill the germ and its “carrier stage”. “Otherwise, the treatment is the same”, the doctor said. Gastroenteritis, the doctor said ‘was a diarrhoeal disease which can have seven causes – some of them being typhoid or spigela, rota virus, food poisoning or metallic poisoning. There are fine differences in the way the two work. Though both gastro and cholera cause profuse loose motions, the former will be accompanied by stomach aches; the latter is said to be effortless and painless. Though the “stool” will be watery in both instances, for a gastro patient it may carry blood or mucus. For the cholera patient, the discharge will be “whitish”, “the colour of starch used to stiffen garments.” Additionally, dehydration sets in much sooner for a cholera patient than a gastro patient and is usually accompanied by cramps. “A gastro patient will not get cramps,” said the doctor. Times of India, 1st August 1995
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