Question: Patient B A 48 Yr Old Man Presents With Upper Abdominal Pain Associated With Nausea. It Is Made Worse With Coffee, Soda, Or Alcohol. He Has Taken Multiple Over The Counter Antacid Medications That Provide Temporary Relief. His Abdominal Exam Shows Epigastric Tenderness And A Fecal Occult Blood To Be Positive. What Microorganism Is Likely Causing The …
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Patient B A 48 yr old man presents with upper abdominal pain associated with nausea. It is made worse with coffee, soda, or alcohol. He has taken multiple over the counter antacid medications that provide temporary relief. His abdominal exam shows epigastric tenderness and a fecal occult blood to be positive. What microorganism is likely causing the patients disease? What is one test that can be used to identify the pathogen other than stool culture? What rapid test of a stool culture can be used to aid diagnosis of this pathogen?
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