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1
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Hematozoa Includes

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Malaria
Babesia

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2
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World malaria day

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April 27th

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Malaria month in India

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June

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P. Vivax is characterized by

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Benign tertian - 48 hr cycle

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P. Falciperum is characterized by

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Malignant tertian - Cerberal malaria (48 hrs)

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Which Species causes Benign tertian malaria (48 hrs cycles)

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P. Vivax
P. ovale

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Which species cause malignant tertian malaria

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P. Falciperum - Cerebral Malaria

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Which Species causes Quartan malaria (72 hrs cycles)

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P. Malariae

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Which species causes Quotidian (daily)

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P. Knowlessi

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10
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How many gametocytes needed to be in blood so infection can goes to mosquito

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Atleast 12 gametocytes/microlitre in blood

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11
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Incubation period of every Plasmodium species

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P. Vivax - 13 to 17 days
P. Falciperum - 12 days
P. Malariae - 28 to 30 days
P. Ovale - 13 to 17 days
P. Knowlessi - 8 to 10 days

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12
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Definitive host in case of Malaria

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Female anopheles mosquito

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Intermediate host in Malaria

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Human

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Infective form to humans in case of Malaria

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Sporozoites from saliva
Trophozoites from blood and mother to child

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Infective form to Mosquito in case of Malaria

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Gametocytes - gives to mosquito

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16
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3 Properties seen in case of Malaria

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Cytoadherence
Rosetting
Agglutination

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Cytoadherence means

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Binding of parasites protein pfEMP to ICAM 1 Receptor

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Rosetting means

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Parasitized and unparasitized RBCs are gonna clump

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Agglutination means

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All parasitized RBCs agglutinates/clumps

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20
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Exoerythrocytic Cycle of Malaria

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Mosquito injects Sporozoites - Liver cell - infect liver cells - Schizont - Ruptured Schizont - enters blood

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Erythrocytic cycle in case of Malaria

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Enters blood - deposits on RBC - immature trophozoite - Mature trophozoite - Schizont - Ruptured Schizont - again repeated

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Malaria life cycle in female Anopheles

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Mature trophozoite - Gametocytes - mosquito takes blood meal (ingests gametocytes) - mating of gametocytes - ookinete (motile) - oocyst (non motile) - ruptured oocyst - release of sporozoites - bites human

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23
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Hypnozoites are seen in which organ

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Liver

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Characteristics of Malaria due to Blood transfusion

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Directly Sporozoites in blood - No exo erythrocytic cycle
Hypnozoites not seen
Incubation period short
Relapse not seen

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25
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Prepatent phase means

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Interval between Entry of sporozoites into body to first parasite in blood

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26
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Relapse is seen in case of which Plasmodium species

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Hypnozoites activated time to time
Seen in P. Vivax and P. Ovale

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27
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Recrudescence is seen in which Plasmodium species

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Shown by P Falciperum and P. malariae
Due to inadequate treatment/resistant to treatment

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28
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Benign Malaria phases

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Febrile paroxysms
Cold phase - chills, shivering
Hot phase - Fever
Sweating phase - Sweat (fall in fever)

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29
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Most common cytokines involved in Benign Malaria

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TNf - alpha
By erythrocytic Schizogony

30
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Malignant Malaria Clinical features

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P. Falciperum - Cerberal Malaria
Fever, headache, nausea, Hepatosplenomegaly
Confusion
Paralysis
Coma

31
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Pathological finding in case of Malaria

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Durck Granuloma

32
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Blackwater fever in Malaria is due to

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RBC breakdown (intravascular hemolysis) - leads to Hburia

33
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Renal manifestation and most commonly associated with which Plasmodium species

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Nephrotic syndrome (MGN)
M/C with P. Malariae

34
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Tropical Splenomegaly in malaria is due to

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Due to chronic/repeated infections in tropical countries - Reticuloendothelial hyperplasia

35
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Algid malaria means

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Malaria with circulatory failure

36
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P. Knowlessi features

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Quotidian (fever daily)
IP - 8 to 10 days
Vector - Anopheles Leucosphyrus
Monkeys
Malaysia

37
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Immunity against malaria is seen in which conditions

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Sickle cell trait
Thalassemia trait
Fetal Hb
G6PD Deficiency
Ovalocytosis
Duffy -ve RBC

38
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Gold standard diagnosis method for Malaria

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Light Microscopy - Thick and Thin smear

39
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Thick smear property and sensitivity

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Done to quantify malaria
Sensitivity - 5 parasites/ml

40
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Thin smear property and Sensitivity

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For species identification
Sensitivity - 200 parasites/ml

41
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Stain used in case of Malaria

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Romanowsky stain - Giemsa stain, Leishman stain, Wright stain, Field stain
Jaswant singh Bhattacharya stain

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Vivax and ovale involves which type of RBCs

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Affects Young RBCs - enlarged

43
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Falciperum involves which type of RBCs

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Affect all ages

44
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P. Malariae involves which type of RBCs

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Affects old RBCs

45
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Microscopic examination in case of P. Vivax

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Schuffner dots

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Microscopic examination finding in case of P. falciperum

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Maurer’s cleft

47
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Microscopic examination finding in case of P. Malariae

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Zeimann’s dots

48
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Microscopic examination finding in case of P. Ovale

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James dots

49
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Shape of Early and developing trophozoites seen in P vivax

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Ring form (Early trophozoites) - One ring, one dot
Developing Trophozoites - Amoeboid form

50
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Micro gametocytes and Macro Gametocytes shape in case of P. Vivax

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Micro gametocytes(Males) - Oval, central chromatin
Macro Gametocytes (Females) - oval, eccentric chromatin

51
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Shape of Early and late trophozoites in case of P. Falciperum

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Ring form(Early trophozoites) - multiple rings nd multiple dots
Developing Trophozoites - Accole/applique form(Margination of ring)

52
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Shape of Micro gametocytes and Macro Gametocytes in case of P. Falciperum

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Banana shaped
Micro gametocytes (Males) - Chromatin Spread out, broad ends
Macro Gametocytes (Females) - Pointer ends, Chromatin organised

53
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Fluorescent microscopy and dye used in case of Malaria

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Kawamoto technique
Fluorescent dye - acridine dye

54
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QBC (Quantitative buffy coat) analysis procedure in malaria

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Blood - On centrifugation - Plasma at top, WBC and platelets - Buffy coat
RBC - at bottom

55
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Beforehand fluorescent dye used in case of QBC Analysis

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Already coated with Acridine Orange - organism shine out on microscope

56
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Most sensitive test for Malaria

A

PCR

57
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RDT (Rapid Diagnostic test) Principle

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Card test
Immunochromatographic testing
Sensitivity - 500 to 100 parasites/microlitre

58
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All malaria species have which antigen

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Aldolase and LDH antigen

59
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Which antigen is only present in P. Falciperum

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HRP-2 (Histidine rich protein 2)

60
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Pigment seen in malaria

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Yellow brown (Hemazoin)

61
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Babesia Features

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Intraerythrocytic protozoa
No Hemazoin pigment

62
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Microscopic finding seen in case of Babesia

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Maltese cross appearance - tetrad of rings

63
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Definitive host in case of Babesia

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Hard ixodic tick

64
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Intermediate host in case of Babesia

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Rodent/Mammal

65
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Accidental host seen in case of Babesia

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Human

66
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Clinical features in case of Babesia

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Fever
Malaise
Chills
Sweating

67
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Treatment of Babesia

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Azithromycin + Atovaquone
For severe cases (>10% parasitemia) - Clindamycin + Quinine

68
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Host in case of Babesia microti and Babesia Divergens

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B. Microti - Rodent
B. Divergens - Cattle

69
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Which produces severe clinical features - B. Microti or Divergens

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Babesia Divergens

70
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Maltese cross appearance seen in

A

Babesia
Lipid urine (Nephrotic)
Fabry disease (urine)
Cryptococcus (CSF)

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