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Introduction Flashcards

1
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Type of parasite completely dependent on the host?

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OBLIGATE PARASITE

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Type of parasite capable of living even without a host?

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FACULTATIVE/OPPORTUNISTIC PARASITE

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Type of parasite that colonize and invade the brain & other sites?

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AMPHIZOIC PARASITE

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4
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Type of parasite that establishes itself in a host which is does not ordinarily live?

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INCIDENTAL/ACCIDENTAL PARASITE?

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5
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Type of parasite that remains in the host until maturity or for its the entire life?

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PERMANENT PARASITE

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6
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Type of parasite that passes through the GIT without manifesting s/sx?

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SPURIOUS/CAPROZOIC PARASITE

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7
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Type of parasite that invades the blood?

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HERMATOZOIC PARASITE

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Type of parasite that having male & female reproductive organs in separate individuals?

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DIOECIOUS PARASITE

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Type of parasite that having male & female reproductive organs in a single individual?

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MONOECIOUS/HERMAPHRODITIC PARASITE

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10
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Parasite that lives outside the body of the host?

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ECTOPARASITE

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11
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Parasite that lives inside the body of the host?

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ENDOPARASITE

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12
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Parasites that are found in its unusual habitat?

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ERRATIC PARASITES

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Type of host in which the parasite undergoes reproduction to complete it’s cycle and reaches maturity?

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DEFINITIVE/FINAL HOST

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Type of host that harbors asexual or larval stage of development but does not reach sexual maturity?

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INTERMEDIATE HOST

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15
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Type of host that harbors the parasite and is actively transmitted to the next host?

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RESERVOIR HOST

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They are animate or inanimate objects that carries the infective stage of the parasite?

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VECTORS

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Type of vector that transmits a parasite without being a host, parasite stays in the host but does not undergo development?

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MECHANICAL/PHORETIC VECTOR

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18
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Type of vector that transmits the parasite only after the parasite completes it’s development within the host

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BIOLOGICAL VECTOR

19
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Type of HOST-PARASITE RELATIONSHIP in which either can not exist independently.

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SYMBIOSIS

20
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Type of HOST-PARASITE RELATIONSHIP in which one benefits from the other without causing harm.

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COMMENSALISM

21
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Type of HOST-PARASITE RELATIONSHIP in which both are benefited yet can exist independently.

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MUTUALISM

22
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Type of HOST-PARASITE RELATIONSHIP in which one is entirely dependent on the other that causes harm.

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PARASITISM

23
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Invasion of the infective agent in the host.

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INFECTION

24
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It is the development and reproduction of parasite on the surface body of the host?

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INFESTATION

25
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It harbors a particular pathogen without manifesting any s/sx.

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CARRIER

26
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Infection acquired by an individual resulting from their own direct source of re-exposure?

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AUTOINFECTION

27
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Individual is infected after being cured and gets reinfected by the same parasite.

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REINFECTION

28
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Host is harboring more than one parasite at a time.

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SUPERINFECTION/HYPERINFECTION

29
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What are the phases of parasitism? (4)

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  1. Contact and entry to the host
  2. Migration of parasite to habitat
  3. Maturation and reproduction
  4. Exit & development / dissemination
30
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It refers to a dse with low incidence but constantly present in a given community.

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ENDEMIC

31
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Refers to the degree of tolerance to a certain pathogen.

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ENDEMICITY

32
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Factor that promote endemicity of parasites. (3)

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  1. Presence of a suitable host
  2. Escape of the parasite from the host
  3. Environmental conditions that enhances the survival of the parasite outside of the host.
33
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It refers to a dse with high incidence and is constantly present in a given community.

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HYPERENDEMIC

34
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It refers to a sharp rise/high mobidity of the dse and is occasionally present in the community.

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EPIDEMIC

35
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It refers to a dse that appears occasionally in 1 or some members of a community.

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SPORADIC

36
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Refers to the spread of dse that has been disseminated over extensive area of the world?

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PANDEMIC

37
Q

Types of ZOONOSIS

Nemonic: P A A Z E A

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PARAZOONOSIS

ANTHROPOZOONOSIS

AMPHIXENOSIS

ZOOANTHROPONOSIS

ENZOONOSIS

ANTHROPONOSIS

38
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Type of zoonosis that is common to man and reservoir.

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ENZOONOSIS

39
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Type of zoonosis that is present accidental host?

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PARAZOONOSIS

40
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Type of zoonosis that is acquired by man from other vertebrates.

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ANTRHOPOZOONOSIS

41
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Type of zoonosis that is common to man and vertebrates.

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AMPHIXENOSIS

42
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Type of zoonosis that is transmitted to animals from humans.

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ZOOANTHROPONOSIS

43
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Type of zoonosis that exclusive to man but needs to develop elsewhere.

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ANTHROPONOSIS

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