EXAM 1 Flashcards

1
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an organism that lives in or on an organism of another species and benefits by deriving nutrients at the others expense

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Parasite

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2
Q

Host in which parasite reaches sexual maturity

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Definitive host

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3
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Required stage with morphological change in parasite

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Intermediate host

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4
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required stage with no morphological change in parasite, bridges trophic gap

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Paratenic host

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5
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Infected definitive host serving as source of infection for other host (usually humans)

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Reservoir host

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6
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Human derived disease from reservoir host

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Zoonosis

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7
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Any host that actively transports parasites from one host to another

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Vector

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8
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anterior end of malaria

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Apical Complex

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9
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Causes cells to invaginate

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Rhoptery

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10
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Shikamate Pathway

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11
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ring stage, produce protease

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Trophozoite

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12
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digested heme

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hemozoin

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13
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asexual reproduction by multiple fission

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Schizogony

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14
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enzyme

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Apyrase

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15
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(eimeria) life cycle only in one host

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Monoxenous life cycle

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16
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resting or dormant stage of parasite (infective) , helps survive unfavorable environmental conditions, long lived

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Cyst

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17
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diagnostic feature or giardia, form of diarhhea, yellow greasy stool because no lipid or bile absorbed

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Steatorrhea

18
Q

large mitochondria, gives energy and genomic features

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Kinetoplastid

19
Q
  1. aerobic
  2. No vsg’s
    Blood forms: slender and stumpy blood forms
20
Q
  1. anaerobic
  2. VSG’s expressed
    Stops multiplication
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metacyclic

21
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Variable Surface Glycoproteins, protect outer membrane

22
Q

swelling of lymph nodes , sign of african trypsanomiasis

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Winterbottom’s sign

23
Q

produced in sleeping sickness

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Tryptophol

24
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swelling associated with the acute stages of chaga’s diesease

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Romana sign

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portal of entry for parasite, swelling
Chagoma
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uninfected kissing bugs, feed on patients, investigae bug for T. cruzi
Xenodiagnosis
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Visceral Leishmaniasis (L.donovani) , fever, hepatomegaly, weakness, and resembles leprosy
Kala-azar
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plasmodium spp.
Malaria
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Renal failure, hemolysis (RBC's burst), nephritis , hemoglobin in the urine, hemoglobinuria (black urine)
Black water fever
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Schizonts burst, antigens activate t cells, TNF stimulates hypothalamus, cells in the brain stick together, clumps of cell blocks blood vessels
Cerebral Malaria
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mother contracts naiive infection, infects fetus brain (hydrocephalis)
Transplacental toxoplasmosis
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high parasite loads (toxoplasma gondii), can cause bipolar and schizophrenia as a result
Crazy cat lady syndrome
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Equine protozoal myeloencephalitis, Sarcocystis neurona (family sarcocystidae), neurological disease in the spinal cord
EPM
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Dysentary, blood in stool due to break down in intestinal lining and blood vessels flattened
Amoebiasis
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Primary amoeba menigocephalitis , inflammation of the menges of the brain
PAM
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old world, tsetse fly bite
African sleeping sickness
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new world , stercordarian trypanosomiasis (spread through feces of insect), kissing bug (T. cruzi)
Chagas' disease
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Leishmania spp. , sandfly, visceral, cutaneous, mucocutaneous
Leishmaniasis
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Both organisms benefit, typically can't survive with out each other
Mutualism
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One organism benefits, other unaffected
Commensalism
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One organism benefits, at the other organisms expense
Parasitism