Question: Chagas Disease Is Caused By The Parasite Trypanosoma Cruzi, Common In Latin America, And Results In The Loss Of Function Of Neurons In The Enteric Nervous System. In The Large Intestine, This Inhibits Normal Mass Movements. Based On This Information ONLY, Which Of The Following Would Happen? Increased Risk Of Constipation Increased Water Absorption …

Chagas disease is caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi, common in Latin America, and results in the loss of function of neurons in the enteric nervous system. In the large intestine, this inhibits normal mass movements. Based on this information ONLY, which of the following would happen? Increased risk of constipation Increased water absorption from feces in large intestine Increased frequency of slow wave potentials in the large intestine Increased release of motilin Increased risk of vomiting