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The symptoms of Vibrio cholera infection include: a. effortless vomiting b. profuse watery diarrhea c. white...

The symptoms of Vibrio cholera infection include:

a.

effortless vomiting
b.

profuse watery diarrhea
c.

white flecks in stool
d.

all of the above
e.

none of the above
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Vibrio Cholera infection results into cholera which is characterized by a severe, plentiful, watery diarrhea, effortless frequent vomiting and rice water stool. The mucus in the stool some times appear as white flecks.

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