BLOOD FLUKES Flashcards

1
Q

Species which inhabit the portal
bloodstream of vertebrates

A

(Blood Flukes)

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2
Q

Oriental blood fluke

A

Schistosoma japonicum

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3
Q

Visceral blood fluke

A

Schistosoma haematobium:

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4
Q

Manson’s blood fluke

A

Schistosoma mansoni:

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5
Q

___________ are dioecous (individuals of
separate sexes)

A

Schistosoma spp.

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6
Q

___________is more frequently found in the
________________draining the
small intestine

A

S. japonicum
SUPERIOR MESENTERIC VEINS

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7
Q

_____________occurs more often in the _________________ draining the large
intestine

A

S. Mansinoni
INFERIOR
MESENTERIC VEINS

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8
Q

_______________most often inhabits in the
____________, but it can also be found in the
RECTAL VENULES

A

S. haematobium
VESICULAR AND PELVIC VENOUS PLEXUS OF
THE BLADDER

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9
Q

______________also inhabit
the INFERIOR MESENTERIC PLEXUS but lower
in the bowel than S. mansoni.

A

S. intercalatum and S. guineensis

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10
Q

The eggs are moved progressively toward the
lumen of the intestine
and of the bladder
and ureters (__________), and are
eliminated with feces or urine, respectively.

A

(S. mansoni,
S.japonicum,
S. mekongi,
S. intercalatum/guineensis)

S. haematobium

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11
Q

Parasitizes portal vein
and its branches

A

Schistosoma japonicum

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12
Q

Each female fluke
deposits _______
immature eggs/day

A

500-2000

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12
Q

Each female fluke
deposits _______
immature eggs/day

A

500-2000

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13
Q

Adult worms are 10 to 20 mm long

schistosomes have separate sexes

the male has a canal in which the slender worms enter

A

Schistosoma Japonicum

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14
Q

Males have a
gynecophoral canal
which receives the
female during
copulation

A

Schistosoma
japonicum in
eternal copula

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15
Q

Ova

Ovoidal, rounded or
pear-shaped
 Thin shell
 Pale yellow
 Curved hook / spine
or lateral knob
 Laid in the
multicellular stage
and embryonate
within _________

A

Schistosoma japonicum
10-12 days

16
Q

Hatches from the egg in
slightly alkaline clean
water with a temp.
between __________
 Free swimming ciliated
embryo liberated from
the egg
 Phototactic
 Infect snails

A

Miracidium
Schistosome Miracidium
25 0C to 310C

17
Q

______________
develop from miracidium within
the snail

A

Mother
sporocysts

18
Q

___________ develops from
mother sporocyst

A

Daughter
sporocyst

19
Q

___________ develop from daughter
sporocyst

A

Cercariae

20
Q

Emerges from
daughter sporocysts
 Escapes from the snail
 Has a body and a
bifurcate tail
 Infects man by skin
penetration

A

Cercaria

21
Q

Develops from cercaria after skin
penetration
 Adapted to survive in serum or
physiologic saline at _______
 Enter the pleural cavity—diaphragm—
peritoneal space—penetrate the liver to
reach the intrahepatic portions of the
portal vein

A

Schistosomulae
37 0C

22
Q

______nside the
gynecophoral canal
of male

A

female

23
Q

▪ Ova
With Lateral spine

A

Schistosoma mansoni

24
Q

terminal spine Eliminated with urine

A

Schistosoma haematobium

25
Q

___________is one of the symptoms of schistosomiasis

A

Distended belly

26
Q

-a pruritic papular
rash that develops 24
hrs after exposure)

A

Cercarial
Dermatitis/
Swimmer’s Itch -
local cutaneous
hypersensitivity

Evasive Stage

27
Q

-cough, fever,
asthma-like
symptoms and
may have
lymphadenopathy ,
hepatic, and splenic
enlargement due to
the migration of the
worms through the
circulation (occurs 5-
10 weeks after
infection)

A

Katayama fever -
systemic
hypersensitivity

Acute Stage

28
Q

Gastrointestinal
involvement in which
more and more eggs
enter the portal
circulation, resulting
to enlargement of
the liver, spleen,
anemia, ascites,
sometimes CNS
involvement

A

Chronic Stage

29
Q

Sensitive for moderate and heavy infections
 Not adequate for light infections (less than 10
eggs/gram of stool)

A

Merthiolate-Iodine Formalin Concentration
Technique (MIFC)

30
Q

For enumeration of eggs
 Most commonly used for evaluating epidemiology,
effect of control measures, drug trials

A

Kato Katz Technique

31
Q

Blood Flukes: Diagnosis

▪ Schistosomiasis

A

 Rectal biopsy
 Stool Examination Techniques

32
Q

Intradermal tests for immediate cutaneous
hypersensitivity using adult worm extracts
Cercarian Hullen Reaction (CHR)
 Indirect hemagglutination using adult worm and egg
antigens
 Circumoval precipitin test (COPT)
 Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay using soluble
antigens of adults and eggs

A

Schistosomiasis
 Immunodiagnosis