42-year-old presents to the clinic withchronic, debilitating, and bloody diarrhea.He says it began not long after returningfrom a camping trip. He admits todrinking water from a stream withoutusing a filter or boiling it. You perform(Giardia Stool Antigen) test which comesback negative. What is his likelydiagnosis?Trichomonas vaginalisEntamoeba histolyticaO Toxoplasma gondiiPlasmodium falciparum

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