Entamoeba Flashcards

1
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Entamoeba histolytica was first described by

A

Lambl

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2
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described amoebic liver
abscess

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Councilman and lafleur in 1981

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3
Q

differentiated pathogenic and
nonpathogenic types of Amoebae

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Schauudinn in 1903

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4
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established it pathogenic nature in 1875 in a dysenteric patient is St.Petersberg

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Losch

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5
Q

is a disease caused by a
one-celled parasite called Entamoeba histolytica

A

Amebiasis

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6
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What is the cause of Entamoeba Histolytica

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Amebiasis

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7
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What is the geographical Distribution of E Histolytica

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Cosmopolitan

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8
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What is the habitat of E histolytica

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Caecum and sigmoidal region of a man

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9
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What is the Infective stage of E histolytica

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Quadrinucleate Cyst

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10
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How many nucleus are present in the precyst stage in the e histolytica

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One

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11
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How many nuclei are there present in cyst stage in E histolytica

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4 in mature
glycogen mass and chromatoidal bodies in Immature cyst

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12
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Trophozoites produce histolytic enzyme that produce necrosis of mucosa leading to the formation of

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Flask shaped ulcer

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13
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Fever, diarrhea, dysenterym abdominal pain, localized
abdominal tenderness, tenesmus & strain, painful spasm
of anal sphincter (indicates rectal ulceration)

A

Acute Intestinal Amoebiasis Colitis

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14
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Recurrent attacks of dysentery with intervening periods of constipation, abdominal distension & flatulence, weight loss and cachexia

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Chronic Intestinal Amoebiasis

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15
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Rare progressive disease of high mortality (high fever-severe bloody diarrhea - diffuse tenderness -
peritonitis)

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Fulminating Colitis

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16
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Amoebic hepatitis or amoebic abscess, lung abscess, brain abscess or skin abscess

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Extra Intestinal Amoebiasis

17
Q

What is the treatment in killing amoebiasis in the wall of the intestines, blood, liver abscesses

A

Metronidazole, tinidazole (Tissue amoebicide)

18
Q

What is the treatment in killing trophozoites and the cyst in the lumen of the intestines

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Diluxanide furoate (Luminal Amoebicide)

19
Q

-formerly designated as non-pathogenic E.histolytica
-9x more prevalent than E.histolytica
-Morphologically identical with E.histolytical
- Their DNa and ribosomal RNA are different
- microscopic identification - unreliable
- Dx - negative serologic tests
-Trophozoites will have no ingested RBC

A

Entamoeba Dispar

20
Q

Morphologically indistinguishable from E. histolytica/E.dispar

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Entamoeba Hartmanni

21
Q

Most common endocommensal of humans

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Entamoeba Coli

22
Q

Describe the cytoplasm of E Coli

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Dirty Looking or honeycomb Appearance

23
Q

A common inhabitant of the mouth of man

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E Gingivalis

24
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Second most common endocommensal of humans

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Endolimax Nana

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Not very common endocommensal in people
Iodamoeba Butschlii
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it does not form cyst and trophozoites cannot survive passage through the small intestine
Dientamoeba Fragilis