anti helminthics Flashcards
what type of helminth are ascaris and hook worm
intestinal nematodes (round worm)
what are the two types of cestode
taenia and echinococcus (tapeworm)
what are the 3 types of trematodes (fluke)
lung, liver and blood
schistosoma
how is ascaris (nematode) transmitted
faecal oral
how is schistosomiasis transmitted (trematode/ fluke)
direct invasion
how is filariasis transmitted (roundworm/ nematode)
aedes mosquito
how is onchocerciasis transmitted (roundworm/ nematode)
flies
how is schistosomiasis (bilharzia/ trematode) transmitted
snails
what helminth is responsible for river blindness
onchocerciasis (nematode)
what is taenia solium
tapeworm (cestode)
what is filariasis
round worm (nematode) transmitted by mosquito causes elaphantitis
what is the disease process in filariasis (nematode)
causes acute lymphodema
then repeated cycles of inflammation and bacterial infections
then elephantiasis
what pathogens cause inflammation
filariasis (nematode)
onchocerciasis (nematode)
schistosomiasis (trematode)
what pathogens compete for nutrients
hookworm (nematode)
ascaris (nematode)
tapeworm (cestode)
trichiuris (nematode)
what is trichuris (nematode)
whip worm abdo symptoms growth retardation and intellectual retardation anaemia and blood loss malnutrition