Submit the common and scientific name of C-Diff, the area of the body it affects (anatomical diagnosis) and the geographic locations in which the pathogen is found (part of the epidemiological diagnosis) 

1. Anatomical diagnosis and state what the possible diagnoses are.
2. Differential diagnosis and state what the possible diagnoses are.
3. Epidemiological diagnosis and state what the possible diagnoses are.
4. Etiological diagnosis and explain 2 diagnostic tests that you would do to eliminate all of the microorganisms on your list except the 1 pathogen that is making your patient sick.
5. State your Final diagnosis and the scientific name of the microorganism affecting your patient.
6. Explain which type of microscope and the stains, or other treatments, are needed to visualize the microorganism. Describe in detail what the microorganism will look like under the microscope (shape, staining colors, etc).
7. State the potential treatments for the infection and explain briefly how these treatments work.