Its relative causes the plague, it is moody when it comes to staining, and people call it bipolar, and it causes a condition that mimics appendicitis. Any idea what could it be? Watch the video to learn more about the organism in question!
Content:
0:13 - Introduction
0:31 - Lab features
0:42 - Characteristics
1:20 - Pop quiz
1:33 - Transmission
2:05 - Clinical Importance
2:42 - Acute yersiniosis
3:00 - Mesenteric adenitis
3:36 - Treatment
3:54 - Summary
Credits:
Script: Hassan Shah
Illustrations: Rand Taha
Video editing: Sameeha Abdulwali
Voiceover: Abdullah Tajeddin
Arabic subtitles: Radwan Alkhatib
Disclaimer: This video does not provide medical advice.
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