It's fitting that Garcia Marquez chose the climatic moments to hammer home those themes once again. Author Jean Franco, professor of Latin American Literature at Columbia University, critiquing the last scenes in the novel writes, "bodies fail long before passions are spent" (Franco, 1988)
Meanwhile, as critic Anne Hudson Jones asserts, reading the four middle parts of this novel may require patience, but not nearly the patience that Florentino Ariza has shown for fifty years while waiting for his opportunity to love the woman (Fermina Daza) he once cherished and could not hold back in the day. "His devotion is touching," Jones explains (Jones, 1997)
Professor Mabel Morana of Washington University in St. Louis, professor of Spanish and Latin American Studies, explains that Garcia Marquez is a genius at restoring the "time-honored mission of entertaining by means of the mere act of narrating" (Morana, 1990)
This then calls for the need to have the Isolation and identification of Vibrio cholerae serogroup O1 or 0139 by taking stool and culturing the specimen. This is one of the surest ways of effectively identifying the bacteria cholera (CDC, 2013)
Epidemiology and Contributing Social Factors In India, there is a clear epidemiological feature of the appearance of cholera in a regular patters especially in the areas of endemic infections. The outbreaks are normally traced back to specific areas of focus which is a major pointer to the contribution of environment to the trigger of the cholera infection in India (Faruque S.M., 2014)
This state makes the human body to secrete large amounts of water hence being dispelled from the body making the body to lose essential and significant amounts of water and salts. The cholera bacterium has two distinct lifecycles, one that takes place in the natural environment and the other within the human body (Mayo Clinic, 2014)
0 people out of every 1,000 people and a mortality rate standing at 6.3 deaths for every 100,000 people at risk (Medscape, 2014)
It is a species that is not prevalent among human beings and their presence in the human system is not meant to be a natural part of the life cycle of the bacteria. The natural places that the bacteria is frequently found is in the estuary ecology and finds home in snails, floating planktons, any static form in the ecology and even crustaceans (Shin S., et
This increases the risk of spread of cholera incase of a break out. Pathogenesis, Clinical Manifestations, and Diagnosis The most prevalent symptoms of cholera in the tropical counties like India is diarrhea, abdominal cramps, dry mucus membranes, dry skin due to dehydration, excessive thirst, sunken glassy eyes, lack of tears, lethargy, low urine output, vomiting, sunken soft spots especially among infants, rapid pulse, unusual sleepiness/tiredness and all these symptoms may vary from mild to the very severe symptoms (The New York Times, 2013)
Cholera is a well-known acute diarrheal infection that results from ingestion of water or food contaminated with the Vibrio cholera bacteria (Fong, 2013)
Throughout 1997 to 2010, Kenya has confronted widespread cholera attacks. The latter part of 2012 was characterized by intense outbreaks that began from the Kakuma refugee camp, spreading to the other areas and involving at least 50,000 cases and 8000 deaths, nationwide (Fratamico, 2005)