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Blood and Tissue nematodes Flashcards

1
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2nd cause of permanent and long-term disability after psychological problems

A

Lymphatic filariasis

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Presence of larva in the lymphatics causes it to be blocked, impairing
drainage of excess fluids in the body causing ________ and ________ of tissues

A

edema and swelling

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3
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Lower lymphatics (Elephantiasis; Hydrocele)

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W. bancrofti

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Upper lymphatics

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B. malayi

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Worldwide

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W. bancrofti

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Southeast Asia

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B. malayi

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7
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Enclosed in a hyaline sheath

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W. bancrofti and B. malayi

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Head space – extension beyond the head; as wide as it is long

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W. bancrofti

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Head space – longer than it is wide

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B. malayi

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10
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Nuclei – evenly spaced

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W. bancrofti

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11
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Tip of tail – with 2 nuclei

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B. malayi

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12
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Tip of tail have NO NUCLEUS

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W. bancrofti

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13
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Kinky

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B. malayi

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14
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Sheath is faintly stained or unstained

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W. bancrofti

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15
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Sheath – dark pink, highly stained

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B. malayi

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16
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Dilates lymphatics

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Lymphangiectasis

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17
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Proliferation of lumen

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Lymphangiogenesis

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18
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Common among those who grew up outside endemic regions

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Expatriate syndrome

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19
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Expatriate syndrome manifests __________ reaction.

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Type I hypersensitivity

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20
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Endemic normals

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Asymptomatic

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21
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(+) microfilaria (thousands to millions) in the blood but does not
manifest symptoms

A

Asymptomatic

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22
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Worm has the ability to inhibit _____ - no immune response - no
progress to elephantiasis

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CD4

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23
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Most common manifestation of acute form

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Acute Dermatolymphangioadenitis

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24
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Localized pain, lymphadenitis, lymphangitis, cellulitis, localized
warmth

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Acute Dermatolymphangioadenitis

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25
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Acute Dermatolymphangioadenitis is recurrent every ______ days.

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1 to 16 days

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26
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Acute Dermatolymphangioadenitis may be mistaken an _______ and _______ which are cause by Group A streptococcus.

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Erysipelas and cellulitis

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27
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Recent studies show that these manifestations of filariasis is due to ______________ as secondary bacterial infection

A

Streptococcus pyogenes

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28
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Directly caused by adult worms that died spontaneously or following
treatment

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Acute Filarial Lymphangitis

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29
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Characterized by lymphangitis that progresses distally along the
vessel producing a palpable cord

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Acute Filarial Lymphangitis

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30
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May indicate death of worms after treatment

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Acute Filarial Lymphangitis

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31
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Self-limiting

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Acute Filarial Lymphangitis

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32
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Chronic form

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Lymphedema and elephantiasis

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33
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most common manifestation of chronic lymphatic filariasis

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Lymphedema

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34
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A bacteria that infects the filarial worms can also contribute to the chronicity of filariasis

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Wolbachia

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35
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Results in the obstruction of lymphatics of the tunica vaginalis of the
testis

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Hydrocele

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36
Q

_____________ hydrocele fluid accumulate in the closed sac of
testis

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Clear or straw-colored

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37
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In some cases, microfilaria will hide in the tissue - trigger allergic
manifestations - skin manifestations and allergic cough

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Tropical pulmonary eosinophilia

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38
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Sometimes misdiagnosed as asthma or TB

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Tropical pulmonary eosinophilia

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39
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best time to collect; microfilaria stay in the blood (nocturnal periodicity)

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8 pm to 4 am

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40
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In daytime, the microfilaria stay in the __________.

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Pulmonary vessels

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41
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If beyond 4am, administer __________ to trigger the microfilaria to come out from the pulmonary vessels

A

DIETHYLCARBAMAZINE (Diethylcarbamazine provocative test)

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42
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Preferred method

A

Circulating filarial antigens detection

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43
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Can detect latent infections

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Circulating filarial antigens detection

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44
Q

Can be used to diagnose a case with no microfilaria present in the blood

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Circulating filarial antigens detection

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45
Q

If low intensity infection

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Knott concentration method

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46
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May cause fever, myalgia, headache, fever, myalgia, and sorethroat

A

Diethylcarbamazine

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47
Q

Same adverse effect of DEC but milder

A

Ivermectin

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48
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If target area is endemic for soil-transmitted helminths

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Albendazole

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49
Q

For Wolbachia

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Doxycycline

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50
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Treat the side effects accordingly (e.g. headache - pain reliever)

A

Diethylcarbamazine

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51
Q

Not effective against adult worms

A

Ivermectin

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52
Q

Albendazole must be maintained for _______.

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6-12 months

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53
Q

Effective against adult and micrfilaria

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Diethylcarbamazine

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54
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Given for 1 year

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Ivermectin

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55
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Give for 12 days

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Diethylcarbamazine

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56
Q

For prevention and control, annual _____ plus _______ or _______ in endemic areas.

A

DEC
Albendazole
Ivermectin

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57
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Vectors of Loa loa

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Chrysops or deer fly, horse fly, mango fly

58
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African eye worm

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Loa loa

59
Q

Leave behind allergens when they go through the

subcutaneous area causing allergic reaction

A

Adult Loa loa

60
Q

A transient subcutaneous swelling marking the migratory
course through the tissues of the adult filarial eye worm of
the genus Loa

A

Calabar swelling

61
Q

The most common display of infection is the localized
allergic inflammations called _________ that signify
the migration of the adult worms in the tissues away from
the injection site by the vector

A

Calabar swelling

62
Q

Visible movement of the adult worm across the surface of
the eye; cause congestion, itching, pain, and light sensitivity
but little damage (DO NOT CAUSE BLINDNESS)

A

Loa loa

63
Q

Generalized pruritus in the absence of Calabar swelling

A

Loa loa

64
Q

Fluid accumulation in the lungs – less common

A

Loa loa

65
Q

best time to collect Loa loa microfilaria

A

Daytime (10 am to 2 pm)

Diurnal periodicity

66
Q

stays in the pulmonary vessels during

nighttime

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Non-circulation phase

67
Q

Overlapping nuclei

A

Loa loa

68
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With hyaline sheath

A

Loa loa

69
Q

Nuclei extend up to the tip of the tail

A

Loa loa

70
Q

May be confused with B. malayi

A

Loa loa

71
Q

Best treatment for Loa loa

A

Diethylcarbamazine

72
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If DEC is not effective in Loa loa

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Albendazole

73
Q

Vectors of Onchocerca volvolus

A

Female Simulium Blackflies

74
Q

River blindness

A

Onchocerca volvolus

75
Q

Produce UNSHEATHED microfiliaria found in the SKIN most of the time
(rarely in the blood)

A

Onchocerca volvolus

76
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Unsheathed

A

Onchocerca volvolus

77
Q

No nuclei at the tip

A

Onchocerca volvolus

78
Q

Microfilariae reaches the eye - die - release chemicals -

trigger inflammatory response

A

Ocular pathology of Onchocerca volvolus

79
Q

Also releases Wolbachia -destroys cornea - _________

A

BLINDNESS

80
Q

Most serious manifestation of Onchocerca volvolus

A

River blindness

81
Q

Simulium flies lay their eggs in a fast flowing stream
and target people in Africa who would go to the
river to wash their clothes

A

River blindness

82
Q

skin hyperpigmentation or depigmentation

A

lizard skin

83
Q

microfilaria may migrate to the groin and

destroy elastic fibers

A

Hanging groin

84
Q

Found out to be endosymbionts of O. volbulus adults and
microfilariae and are thought to be the driving force behind most of
O. volvulus morbidity

A

Wolbachia

85
Q

Cut a piece of the skin with allergic reaction or track of
microfilaria - place in NSS and wait for microfilaria to
emerge - stain with Giemsa or hematoxylin

A

Skin snip test/skin snips

86
Q

Targets adult and microfilaria of Onchocerca volvolus

A

Diethylcarbamazine

87
Q

Drug of choice for Onchocerca volvulus

A

Ivermectin + Doxycycline

88
Q

Larva

A

ivermectin

89
Q

wolbachia

A

doxycycline

90
Q

Vector of Mansonella streptocerca

A

Culicoides

91
Q

Vector of Mansonella ozzardi

A

Culicoides and Simulium

92
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Vector of Mansonella perstans

A

Culicoides

93
Q

Mansonella streptocerca

A

Dermis

94
Q

Mansonella ozzardi

A

Subcutaneous tissue

95
Q

___________ resides in the skin but may reach the

bloodstream

A

M. streptocerca microfilaria

96
Q

______ and _______ produce microfilaria that reaches

blood stream

A

M. ozzardi and M. perstans

97
Q

Hooked tail

A

M. streptocerca

98
Q

Unsheathed

A

All mansonella species

99
Q

With terminal nuclei

A

M. streptocerca

M. perstans

100
Q

No terminal nuclei

A

M. ozzardi

101
Q 
Almost identical to 
Onchocerca but may 
be differentiated 
through specimen
(blood) and 
endemicity of 
infection (history)
A

Mansonella ozzardi

102
Q

No optimal treatment

A

Mansonella species

103
Q

Guinea worm

A

Dracunculus medinensis

104
Q

Intermediate host of D. medinensis

A

Cyclops copepods (L3 larva)

105
Q

Natural host

A

Man

106
Q

Diagnostic stage

A

Rhabditiform larva

107
Q

For severe allergic reactions

A

Epinephrine

108
Q

Anti helminthics

A

Thiabendazole
Metronidazole
Mebendazole

109
Q

Nematodes parasites of whales, dolphins, pospoises, walruses, seals,
lions, and other deep-marine mammaks

A

Anisakis spp

110
Q

Definitive hosts of Anisakis spp

A

Marine mammals

111
Q

Intermediate hosts of Anisakis spp

A

Crustacean

112
Q

Ingested larva will lodge in the intestine causing diarrhea and
vomiting

A

Eosinophilic gastroenteritis

113
Q

Larva embeds in the intestinal tissue = granuloma formation

A

Eosinophilic granulomatous response

114
Q

Mimics acute appendicitis

A

Eosinophilic granulomatous response

115
Q

Oropharynx, esophagus, colon

A

Ectopic anisakidosis

116
Q

Chewing of uncooked fish - larva may excyst in the

oropharynx - may embed in the tissue of oropharynx

A

Tingling throat syndrome

117
Q

Best method for treatment, management, prevention for Anisakis spp

A

Endoscopy and manual removal of larva

118
Q

Allergic reactions

A

Steroids

119
Q

Possible drug

A

Albendazole

120
Q

Blast freezing

A

35 C for 15 hrs

-20 C for 7 days

121
Q

Rat lung worm

A

Parastrongylus cantonensis

122
Q

DH for Parastrongylus cantonensis

A

Rat

123
Q

IH for Parastrongylus cantonensis

A

Snail/slug

124
Q

Eosinophilic meningoencephalitis

A

Parastrongylus cantonensis

125
Q

Uterine tubules coil around the
intestines making it appear like a
barber’s pole

A

Female Parastrongylus cantonensis

126
Q

Copulatory bursa

A

Male Parastrongylus cantonensis

127
Q

Long spicule

A

Male Parastrongylus cantonensis

128
Q

May be effective for Parastrongylus cantonensis

A

Mebendazole and Albendazole

129
Q

Excystation of larva - penetration of intestinal villi -
diarrhea, constipation, vomiting, abdominal cramps, malaise
nausea

A

Enteric stage

130
Q

Adult larva invading tissues

A

Invasive stage

131
Q

Neurologic signs may persist

A

Convalescent stage

132
Q

Encystment and encapsulation

A

Convalescent stage

133
Q

Get 1gm muscle sample; mix with pepsin and HCl;

observe under the microscope

A

Digestion technique

134
Q

most of the larva will become adult and

continue the life cycle

A

If puppy ingests the egg

135
Q

will prefer to stay as larva and encyst in

muscle

A

If old dog ingests the egg

136
Q

once it becomes pregnant, encysted

larva may rupture and migrate to the placenta

A

If female dog ingests the egg

137
Q

Larva migrates in the body

A

Visceral Larva Migrans (VLM)

138
Q

Solitary mass; seizures, encephalopathy, optic neuritis, eosinophilic
meningitis

A

Neurologic Toxocariasis

139
Q

Common among children 5-10 yo

A

Ocular larva migrans

140
Q

most serious consequence

A

retinal invasion

141
Q

Less specific syndrome or may be asymptomatic

A

Covert toxocariasis

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