A patient is suspected of having a GI intolerance to a specific disaccharide, but his doctors are unsure which one is causing the problems.  Following an overnight fast, the patient consumes a solution containing 50 grams of lactose and 50 grams of sucrose.  His blood fructose and galactose levels are measured at 30, 60, and 90 minutes after ingestion.  The results are in the following table. What disaccharide can the patient not digest?

Using the data in the table, what is the excreted load of glucose for patient 2?

A respiratory infection resulting in whooping sound following severe coughing fits, vomiting and bloodshot eyes is due to 

These bacteria belonging to Group A streptococcus affect the subcutaneous soft tissues that become gangrenous and necrotic. These are commonly referred to as flesh eating bacteria. This condition is————-.

Inhalational form of the disease caused by the spores of this organism , a form of zoonotic infection is due to

This is a virus that causes inflammation of the liver  and transmitted by fecal oral route.

A natural inhabitant of the soil and also a spore producer that can be associated with a puncture of tissues associated with a rusty nail leads to rigidity of skeletal muscles. This is due to the anaerobic rod——————-. 

A respiratory infection caused by Rubivirus which results in rashes of face, trunk and limbs commonly called German measles is————.

An anaerobic organism flourishing in sealed containers which can cause foodborne illness leading to respiratory paralysis is due to

SARS and MERS are respiratory illnesses caused by