Man's limbs amputated after contracting deadly infection from dog

The video discusses a case of poisoning from the bacteria Kapnocytophagal Canamorsis, which entered a man's bloodstream through dog saliva. This led to sepsis, causing blood spots resembling bruises. Doctors attempted to control the infection with antibiotics, but complications arose, leading to tissue death. Consequently, the man's legs and hands were amputated.

What is the source of the Kapnocytophagal canamorsis bacteria in the bloodstream?

• Contaminated water

• Dog saliva

• Infected food

• Airborne particles

What symptom did Manta Fell develop due to sepsis?

• Multiple blood spots

• High fever

• Severe headache

• Nausea

What was the initial medical response to stop the infection from spreading?

• Radiation therapy

• Chemotherapy

• Antibiotics

• Surgery

What complication arose from the use of antibiotics?

• Increased heart rate

• Blocked blood flow

• Severe dehydration

• Loss of appetite

What drastic measure did doctors take due to the complications?

• Prescribed painkillers

• Induced coma

• Amputated limbs

• Administered a blood transfusion