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CILIATA AND MASTIGOPHORA Flashcards

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Only ciliate protozoan than infects humans

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Balantidium coli

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Largest protozoan parasite of human

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Balantidium coli

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Balantidium coli. Phylum ___, Family ____

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Phylum Ciliophora, Family Balantididae

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Balantidium coli. Trophozoite
Size: __ in length

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30-150 um

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Balantidium coli. Trophozoite
Size: __ in width

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25-120 um in width

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Motility: Rolling ball or thrown-ball

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Balantidium coli

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Size:40-60 um in diameter, spherical to oval and round in shape, refractile and is double walled

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Balantidium coli Cyst

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Balantidium coli. Its trophozoite are capable of attacking the intestinal epithelium and creating characteristic ulcer ____ and ___

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a rounded base and wide neck

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  • production of hyaluronidase
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Lectin necrosis

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causes bloody diarrhea and is categorized as a tissue invader immunocompromised individuals are at risk, especially those with HIV

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Balantidium coli

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the disease of this parasite (Balantidium coli) which has three forms of clinical manifestation.

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Balantidiasis

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three forms of clinical manifestation of Balantidiasis.

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  1. Asymptomatic carriers
  2. Fulminant balantidiasis, or balantidial dysentery
  3. Chronic form
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forms of clinical manifestation of Balantidiasis. those who do not present with diarrhea or dysentery, but may serve as parasite reservoir in the community.

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Asymptomatic carriers

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forms of clinical manifestation of Balantidiasis. involves diarrhea with bloody and mucoid stools, which is sometimes indistinguishable from amebic dysentery. often associated with immunocompromised and malnourished states

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Fulminant balantidiasis, or balantidial dysentery

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Fulminant balantidiasis, or balantidial dysentery. Acute cases may have ___ to ___ episodes of diarrhea per day accompanied by abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting

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6 to 15 episodes of diarrhea per day

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forms of clinical manifestation of Balantidiasis. whereindiarrhea may alternate with constipation, and maybe accompanied by nonspecific symptoms such as abdominal pain or cramping, anemia, and cachexia.

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chronic form

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Balantidium coli. Extraintestinal infection. Could spread in ?

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mesenteric nodes, appendix, liver, genitourinary sites, pleura, and lungs

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Complications of balantidiasis include intestinal perforation and ____

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acute appendicitis.

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Cases of mortality related to balantidiasis were reported to be associated with

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intestinal hemorrhage and shock, intestinal perforation,

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Balantidium coli. Cysts and trophozoites can be seen in formed and watery stool direct examination or concentration (___ or ___) techniques

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sedimentation or flotation

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21
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Balantidium coli. Its life cycle is pass through how many host only

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one

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Balantidium coli. Natural host:

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Pig

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Balantidium coli. Accidental host:

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Man

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Balantidium coli. Reservoirs host:

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Pig, monkey, and rat.

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Balantidium coli. Infective form:

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Cyst

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Balantidium coli. Mode of transmission:

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Ingestion of mature cyst

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Balantidium coli. Prevention and
control

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Use of pig feces as fertilizer should also be avoided.

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Balantidium coli. Cyst are resistant to environmental conditions and may survive for long periods, but they can be inactivated by heat and by ___

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1% NaOH

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Balantidium coli. Treatment. 500 mg or 40 mg/kg/dose divided in four doses for
10 days.

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Tetracycline

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Balantidium coli. Treatment. s contraindicated in children less than eight years of age and in pregnant women.

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Tetracycline

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Balantidium coli. Treatment. 750 mg three times daily, or 35 to 50 mg/kg
body weight/ day in three divided doses may be given for 5
day

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Metronidazole

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32
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Balantidium coli. Treatment. may also be given at 650 mg, or 40 mg/kg/dose, divided in three doses for 20 day

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Doquinol

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Balantidium coli. Treatment. Other alternative treatments for balantidiasis include

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doxycycline and nitazoxanide.

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Gardia lamblia is initially known as

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Cercomonas intestinalis

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Gardia lamblia discovered in 1859 by French scientist

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Dr. F. Lamb

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36
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Also known as Gardia intestinalis,

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Gardia lamblia

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Gardia lamblia. Trophozoite
Size: ___ long by ___ wide.

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9 to 12 µm long by 5 to l5 µm wide

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Shape: Teardrop or pyriform, pointed posteriorly with pair of ovoidal nuclei one on each side of the midline

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Gardia lamblia

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Motility: The parasite is propelled into an erratic tumbling motion or falling leak-like motility

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Gardia lamblia.

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40
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Nuclei: It is also tagged as the “old man with eyeglasses” and “monkey-faced”

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Gardia lamblia

41
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Gardia lamblia. Flagella: 4 lateral pairs (2 ____, 2 ____)

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2 ventral, 2 dorsal)

42
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Gardia lamblia. Cyst
Size: ____ long by ____ wide.

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8 to 12 µm long by 7 to 10 µm wide.

43
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Gardia lamblia. Cyst. Nuclei: Premature: __ nuclei. Mature: _ nuclei

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Premature: 2 nuclei. Mature: 4 nuclei

44
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Gardia lamblia. Cyst. Wall: It has cyst wall proteins made up of

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beta1-3N-acetylgalactosamine polymers

45
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Agent of Gay bowel syndrome

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Gardia lamblia

46
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Gardia lamblia. Causes failure of ____ syndrome

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thrive syndrome

47
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Gardia lamblia. Causes variety of gastrointestinal symptom, _____

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Malabsorption steatorrhea

48
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Gardia lamblia. Stool produces odor of ____ and ___

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rotten eggs flatus and frothy pale

49
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Gardia lamblia. Stool produces odor of rotten eggs flatus and frothy pale due to ?

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malabsorption of dissacharides, water, glucose and sodium

50
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_____ of giardia play an important role in virulence and infectivity of the parasite

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Variant specific surface proteins (VSSP)

51
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Occasionally, Giardia may colonize the gall bladder, causing __ and __

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biliary colic and jaundice.

52
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Gardia lamblia. Flagellate lives in the ___, ___, and ___ of humans

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duodenum, jejunum, and upper ileum

53
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Giardia passes its life cycle in how many host.

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1

54
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Gardia lamblia. Infective form:

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Mature cyst.

55
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Gardia lamblia. Diagnostic stage:

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cyst and trophozoite

56
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Gardia lamblia. Mode of transmission:

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ingestion of cysts in contaminated
water and food

57
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Gardia lamblia. Mode of transmission: Direct person to person transmission may also occur in

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children, male homosexuals, and mentally ill persons.

58
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Gardia lamblia. Reservoir host

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beavers, muskrats, and water voles, domestic sheep, cattle, and dogs

59
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Gardia lamblia. Diagnosis

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Gay bowel syndrome
Leningrad’s curse (Traveler’s diarrhea)
Backpackers diarrhea
Beaver fever

60
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Gardia lamblia. Treatment. 250 mg three times a day for 5 to 7 day.

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Metronidazole

61
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Gardia lamblia. Treatment. Metronidazole pediatric dose:

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15 mg/kg/day in three divided doses

62
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Gardia lamblia. Treatment. is usually well tolerated in adults and has a cure rate of 90%.

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Metronidazole

63
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Gardia lamblia. Treatment. (single dose of 2 g for adults; 50 mg/kg in children)

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tinidazole

64
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Gardia lamblia. Treatment. 100 mg four times daily for 10 days for adults; 6
mg/kg/day in four divided doses for 7 to 10 days

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Furazolidone

65
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Gardia lamblia. Treatment. an alternative at 400 mg/day for 5 days in
adults and 10 mg/kg/day for 5 days in children

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Albendazole

66
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Discovered by Jepps and Dobell

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Dientamoeba fragilis

67
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Dientamoeba fragilis. Trophozoite
Size: ___ in length

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7-12 um

68
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Motility: Progressive and usually disintegrate upon excretion of hosts

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Dientamoeba fragilis

69
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Dientamoeba fragilis. Trophozoite. __% of the trophozoites are binucleated with fragmented karyosome and discrete chromatin granules

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80%

70
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Dientamoeba fragilis. Trophozoite. __% are mononucleated and may seem to appear like Endolimax nana

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20%

71
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can be pleomorphic (racket-shaped, pointed at one end, elongated)

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Dientamoeba fragilis

72
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It never invades tissues, only in the crypts of the large intestine as it multiplies by binary fission

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Dientamoeba fragilis

73
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Estimated that most people with D. fragilis are in ____ state.

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asymptomatic

74
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Some px experience diarrhea alternating constipation, low grade eosinophilia and pruritus.

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Dientamoeba fragilis. Symptomatic

75
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marker for pathogenicity of Dientamoeba and can possibly support this function as it can promote neutrophil infiltration and inflammatory consequences.

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Fecal calprotectin

76
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D. fragilis was previously considered as an amoeba but has now been reclassified as an ___

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amoeboflagellat

77
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The complete life cycle of D. fragilis is not well understood. D. fragilis resides in the ____ of the large intestine

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mucosal crypts

78
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Dientamoeba fragilis. MOT:

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direct fecal-oral route and coinfection with Enterobius vermicularis and Ascaris lumbricoides

79
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Dientamoeba fragilis. Infective stage:

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Trophozoite

80
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Dientamoeba fragilis. Fixation: fixation of the fresh specimen with

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polyvinyl alcohol fixative or Schaudinn’s fixative

81
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Dientamoeba fragilis. Diagnosis. Gold standard: Microscopic diagnosis using permanently stained smears ( ___ )

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(iron hematoxylin. Giemsa and Field’s)

82
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Dientamoeba fragilis. Fecal concentration methods can ___ the trophozoites

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destroy

83
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Dientamoeba fragilis. Antigen detection:

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ELISA and Immunofluorescence

84
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Dientamoeba fragilis. Antibody detection:

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Indirect immunofluorescence

85
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Dientamoeba fragilis. Prevention and
control

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Maintaining personal and public sanitary conditions and
avoidance of unprotected homosexual practices will at least
help minimize the spread of D. fragilis infections

86
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Dientamoeba fragilis. Treatment. 650 mg, 3x dily for 20 days (adult), 40 mg/kg/day 3x daily for 20 days

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Iodoquinol

87
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Dientamoeba fragilis. Treatment. ____, ____ also been found to be effective

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Tetracycline, Metronidazole

88
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Chilomastix mesnili. Discovered by

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Richard Wenyon

89
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Commensal organism, normally found in soil, fomites and water. Can be found in monkeys, chimpanzees, orangutans and pigs

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Chilomastix mesnili

90
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Chilomastix mesnili. Trophozoite
Size: ___ in length

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6-24 um

91
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Motility: cork screw motility/ spiral boring/jerky/stiff rotary motility

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Chilomastix mesnili

92
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Chilomastix mesnili. Trophozoite. 4 flagella: 3 of it is found in the ___ and 1 flagella ____

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3 in the anterior and 1 flagella running within the cytostome

93
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Chilomastix mesnili. Cyst:
Size: ___ in diameter

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7-9 um

94
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Chilomastix mesnili. It multiplies by ___ primarily in large intestine

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binary fission

95
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Chilomastix mesnili. Cyst it is the ingested form in humans from contaminated ___

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soil

96
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Chilomastix mesnili. The cyst stage is resistant to ______ and is responsible for transmission of Chilomastix.

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environmental pressures

97
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Chilomastix resides in the ___ and/or ___

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cecum and/or colon

98
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Chilomastix mesnili. Diagnostic stage: ___
Infective stage: ____

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DS: Cyst and trophozoite. IS: Trophozoite

99
Q

Chilomastix mesnili is identified through the detection of cysts
and/or trophozoites in stool specimens, both concentrated wet
mounts and permanent stained smears (e.g., _____?)

A

trichrome

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