Plasmodium, Trypanosoma and Babesia
<span>Peripheral blood
smear is knwon to be a basic and informative tool used by the clinicians for
diagnosis, screening and monitoring of diseases therapeutic response and
progression. Parasite detected or
identified during microscopic examination of peripheral blood smear stained
with Giemsa or other stains could be Palsmodium, Trypanosoma and Babesia</span>
The correct answer is option D, that is, Jon is correct because the respiratory system removes waste from the body by ridding it of carbon dioxide when we exhale, and the digestive system removes waste from the body in the large intestine where the waste is sent and removed through the rectum.
The respiratory system functions to provide adequate oxygen for the proper functioning of the body and at the same time works to remove the waste products like carbon dioxide via the process of exhalation.
On the other hand, the function of the digestive system is digestion and absorption. It digests the food components into smaller pieces, and helps in the absorption of nutrients from the food, the leftover undigested food, or waste is excreted out through the rectum. Hence, both respiratory and digestive system exhibits one common function of excretion of waste materials.
<span>Mr. newton's chief complaint was extreme pain in his left great toe, a condition often called podagra.</span>
