Ectoparasites Flashcards

1
Q

Ectoparasite
Sarcoptes scabeii
(transmis/epi)

A

person-person
fomites
STD
female burrows, lays eggs

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Ectoparasite
Sarcoptes scabeii
(pathophys)

A

Type IV hypersens

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Ectoparasite
Sarcoptes scabeii
(risk factors)

A

homeless, refugee camps

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4
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Ectoparasite
Sarcoptes scabeii
(sx)

A

intense pruritis
(3 wks 1st exposure, 3 days subsequent)
eryth papules/pustules
hands, feets, waist, genitals

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Ectoparasite
Sarcoptes scabeii
(diagnosis)

A

skin scrape miscroscopy

burrow ink test

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Ectoparasite
Sarcoptes scabeii
(treatment)

A

1)topical permethrin 5%
tx x2, 1 wk apart
tx household, sex partners
2) OR oral ivermectin

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7
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Ectoparasite
Sarcoptes scabeii
(Norwegian variation)

A

Kristian brought this over from Norway, sorry
risks: HIV, HTLV
entire dermis
apruritic

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8
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Ectoparasite
Sarcoptes scabeii
(nodular variation)

A

genitals, axillae, buttocks, areolae

post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation

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9
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Ectoparasite
Pediculoses (lice)
transmiss/epi

A
species specific arthropods
person-to-person, fomites
females lay eggs on follicles
hatch 6 days, adults by 10 days
life cycle: 1-3 mos
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10
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Ectoparasite
Pediculoses (lice)
subtypes

A

capitis - head
pubis - pubic
corporis - body (vector for typhus, relapsing fever!)

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11
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Ectoparasite
Pediculoses (lice)
(pathophys)

A

hypersensitivity to lice saliva (pruritis!)

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12
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Ectoparasite
Pediculoses (lice)
(diagnosis)

A

visualize, fluorescence

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13
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Ectoparasite
Pediculoses (lice)
(treatment)

A

gels, lotions, creams, shampoos

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14
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Ectoparasite
Climex lectularis (bedbugs)
(transmiss/epi)

A

hide in furniture by day
feed at night
detect CO2 release

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15
Q

Ectoparasite
Climex lectularis (bedbugs)
(clinical)

A

linear bites, pruritis, wheal

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16
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Ectoparasite
Climex lectularis (bedbugs)
(treatment)

A

antihistamines
topical corticosteroids
heat/steam clean

17
Q

Ectoparasite
Tunga penetrans (jiggers)
(transmiss/epi)

A

“sand fleas”
Africa, Latin America, Caribbean
feet, toenails

18
Q

Ectoparasite
Tunga penetrans (jiggers)
(sx and dx)

A

“tungiasis”
papule with black dot indicating bug butt
pain, intense itching

19
Q

Ectoparasite
Tunga penetrans (jiggers)
(treatment)

A

extraction with sterile needle/curette

20
Q

Ectoparasite
myiasis (maggots)
(transmiss/epi)

A

tumbu fly (Africa) - eggs laid on linens
botfly (South Am) - eggs laid on ‘squito
larave burrow and grow. dios mio.

21
Q

Ectoparasite
myiasis (maggots)
(types)

A

furuncular - subcutaneous
wound - ulcerous
cavitary - intestinal, urogenital

22
Q

Ectoparasite
myiasis (maggots)
(clinical)

A

bug butt may be visible
serous oozy fluid
pruritis, pain

23
Q

Ectoparasite
myiasis (maggots)
(treatment)

A

suffocation! (vaseline, pork fat (!), nail polish)