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STOOL CONTAINER

DESCRIPTION

Gaita Kabi is the container used to make the gaita test. The four best-known are Gaita containers. Container spoon Stool / stool Container, a spoon, sterile / non-sterile-shot off the stool Specimen container, specimen cup stool is shaped like a closed. In general, Gaita caps have a capacity of 25 ml or 50 g.

What Is A Gaita Container ?

Correct examinations are important for the correct and effective treatment of various health problems that occur throughout a person’s life, and for the correct diagnosis and determination of the appropriate treatment method. Accordingly, there are a wide range of types of examinations that offer data that can help determine the diagnosis of diseases.

One of these tests is the gaita test. Gaita is the part of the food eaten in the stomach and intestinal tract that is digested and removed from the body along with bile and other body waste after absorbing the substances necessary for the body. Even if it is used as a synonym for feces in medicine; gaita is also known as a more general expression by the term “feces”, which is used for a mixture of food and waste in the stomach and intestinal tract.

In addition to food residues as content, Gaita contains indigestible substances, bile content, all kinds of microorganisms that live throughout the gastrointestinal tract, and a certain amount of water content.

What Is The Gaita Test?
A detailed examination of Gaita can provide important data related to related diseases, depending on the various parameters in gaita content, and help plan the diagnosis and treatment of certain diseases.

In this context, various parameters such as consistency, color and smell of Gaita, properties of food residues in IT, types and amounts of microorganisms and bile content are evaluated. There are certain methods for performing the Gaita test. These methods are some methods such as Gaita microscopy, Gaita culture, fecal enzymes, the content of nutrients in Gaita, hidden blood in Gaita.

Why Gaita (Stool) Test Is Performed

Although the Gaita test is performed for many reasons, the main main reasons are as follows: diagnosis of colon cancer, intestinal infections, whether parasites reproduce, whether there are blood and inflammatory cells in the stool, constipation, diarrhea or various problems in the stool, and problems with the digestive system are the main reasons for testing.

How Is Gaita Tested ?

In order for the Gaita test to be performed, it is necessary to first go to any medical institution. After the doctor requests and directs the gaita test, a sterile container is given. Later, this coarse large toilet is made. During this procedure, the large toilet and urine should definitely not mix, and this should be very careful. Immediately after, a sample is taken from the large toilet and taken to the lab. Finally, when the results come out, doctors should be informed about the way these results should be followed.

Factors such as the effect of exercise, nutrition and hunger, the effect of drugs, gender and age affect the gaita test. Gaita-related diseases are generally expressed as Gaita abduction (incontinence), diarrhea (diarrhea), constipation (constipation) and crohn’s disease.

Before the Gaita test is performed, the patient’s first and last names should be written sterile on the gaita container. Then, the date of birth of the patient and the date of the day of the test should be added. After Gaita assay is taken, it should definitely be taken to a cold environment quickly. It should be kept for an average of 48 hours and then evaluated by a microbiology specialist. Culture results that produce pathogenic bacteria may take approximately 2-3 days to appear. In general, gaita results will take 3-4 days on average.