Covering E histolytica and how to treat it.

Covering hookworms A duodenale and N americanus and how to treat them.

Covering the drugs used to treat Candidiasis. NOTE: Nystatin is NOT used for swallowing. This is "Swish and Spit" only and used for oral candidiasis only for the very same reasons we mention in the podcast. There may be some contraindications in resources on this however, hence the confusion. Learn from my mistakes, haha!

Covering Candida albicans in this two part episode with treatment in the follow on episode titled "Candida's Itchy Azole" ***NOTE: ALBUTEROL DOES NOT CAUSE IMMUNOSUPPRESION! We meant to say inhaled steroids as a part of asthma treatment! *Facepalm *

Second half of our coverage on H pylori, specifically addressing treatment.

Part 1 of 2 on H pylori focused on morphology, virulence, pathogenesis, and clinical presentation. Part 2 will cover the drugs used to treat.

Covering Vibrio cholera and Campylobacter jejuni.

Note 1: Transport across apical membrane for glucose is SGLT1 and 2 not GLUT2. GLUT2 is on the basolateral membrane and transports all 3 sugar monomers.

Covering C difficile and C perfringens. Also listen to me accidentally "mansplain" to Micheal in regards to cell wall turnover, haha!

Note 1: There can be other causes besides C difficile for pseudomembranous colitis, however the bug is by far and away the most prevalent etiology.

Note 2: Nitro group is in fact an appropriate term meaning it has a grouping of Nitrogen and Oxygen. Fail on my (Brian's) Fault.

Mark's mentioned article: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.otsr.2012.03.019

Part 2 of e on mucormycosis.

Discussing Mucormycosis in all its glory. We ended up having so much content that we had to split the episode into 2 parts! Forgive the awkward cuts we are mere podcast amateurs.