Deck 7 Flashcards

1
Q

What does pseudocyst contain?

A

Tachyzoites

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2
Q

Where histomonas reproduce?

A

First at the caeca and then in the liver.

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3
Q

Where is the flagellated form of Histomonas?

A

Inside the lumen of the caeca.

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4
Q

The ending of order is

A

ida

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5
Q

The final host of Sarcocyst is?

A

Carnivores

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6
Q

The sporogony of Sarcocyst is in?

A

inside the intestinal epithelium of the final host

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7
Q

How does Trypanosoma moves?

A

By a single flagellum

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8
Q

Which station is salivaria?

A

Anterior

anterior part of the vector’s body (typically the salivary glands).

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9
Q

Who have hydrogenosomes?

A

Trichomonas spp.

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10
Q

What is schizogony in general?

A

An asexual reproduction method of protozoa.

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11
Q

What is the form of Leishmania in the blood?

A

Amastigote form

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12
Q

Leishmania reproduces by?

A

Binary fission

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13
Q

A facultative parasite is an organism:

A. that doesn’ absolutely depend on
the parasite way of life
B. which is completely dependant on
the host
C. that visit the host occasionally

A

that doesn’t absolutely depend on the parasite way of life

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14
Q

Describe the morphology of Trypanosoma (with draw)

A

Leaf-like, sometimes rounded body with nucleus.
1-2 flagella.
Axoneme, Kinetoplast (base of flagellum, contain DNA), Nucleus, Golgi, ER, Mitochondrion, Volutin granules, Flagellum, undulating membrane

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15
Q

Trypanosoma equiperdum develops:

A. In the posterios station of the vector
B. In the anterior station of the vector
C. Doesn’t develop the vector

A

Doesn’t develop the vector

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16
Q

Which of these diseases is not transmitted via the mouthparts of the insect?

A. south american trypanosomiasis
B. african trypanosomiasis
C. …
D. river blindillness
E. malaria

A

south American trypanosomiasis

17
Q

Where is the flagellated form of Histomonas?

A

inside the lumen of the caeca

18
Q

The final host of Neospora is?

A

Dog (and other canids)

19
Q

visceral leishmaniosis is caused by:

A

L. Donovani

20
Q

Trichomonas foetus is transmitted by:

a) mosquitoes
b) infected bulls
c) contaminated water

A

infected bulls

21
Q

Giardia intestinalis is located:

a) intracellulary
b) extracellulary
c) in tissue

A

extracellulary

22
Q

Which organelles don’t belong to apical complex?

a) conoid
b) polar ring
c) mitochondrian
d) michonemes
e)
Golgi ap.

A
  • mitochondrion
  • Golgi apparatus
23
Q

How many flagella are in Tritrichomonas fetus?

A

three anterior flagella and one posterior flagellum that is attached to the undulating membrane

24
Q

Suffix -idae

a) Family
b) Order
c) Genus

A

family