With the Transit Card, the only difference was that the rapid transit fare deduction would be $2.00. The cash fare on buses would increase to $2.00, with transfers no longer available. The CTA's last fare increase in 2009 was $2.25 on trains, with $2.00 the fare on buses.
Testing For Diarrhea. To test for potential causes of diarrhea, a stool sample must be collected. A small amount of the stool should be collected in a sterile container to prevent contamination. This can be done at your primary care provider's office, urgent care, or at an emergency room if the condition has become severe.
Diarrhea is the frequent passage of loose, watery, soft stools with or without abdominal bloating, pressure, and cramps commonly referred to as gas or flatulence. Causes of diarrhea include viral and bacterial infections, as well as parasites, intestinal disorders or diseases, reactions to medications, and food intolerance. The main symptom of diarrhea is watery, liquid stools. Diarrhea is usually diagnosed by the appearance of the symptoms, and no tests may need to be ordered. In some cases a doctor may order a stool culture, blood tests, a colonoscopy, or imaging tests such as X-rays or CT scans to determine an underlying cause.