LEC 4 Plasmodium Flashcards

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Discovered low parasitemia from Macaca fascicularis; extremely high parasitemia in Macaca mulatta

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Drs Knowels and Das Gupta

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Southeast Asian Countries that has cases of P. knowlesi

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  1. Philippines
  2. Malaysia
  3. Singapore
  4. Thailand
  5. Indonesia
  6. Vietnam
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How many cases of P. knowlesi were identified in 2006 in 2 barangays outside Puerto Princesa?

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5

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They inoculated the parasite to long tailed macaques and rhesus macaque

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Campbell and Napier

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5
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Insect vector of P. knowseli

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Anopheles minimus flavirostris

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6
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Stands up when biting

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Anopheles

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7
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Sits down when biting

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Aedes

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Kingdom

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Protista

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Phylum

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Apicomplexa

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Class

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Aconidasida

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Order

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Piroplasmida

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12
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Family

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Babesiidae

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13
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Most common parasite of Protista

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Babesia microti

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14
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Misdiagnosed as Plasmodium in areas high in Malaria prevalence due to its “ring shape”

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Babesia

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15
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Geographic distribution of Babesia

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Worldwide

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16
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Most common babesia in Europe

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B. divergens

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17
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Most common babesia in northeast and midwest portions of United States

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B. microti

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18
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Recently found on west coast may not be as prevalent in malaria-endemic countries

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WA-1 strain

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19
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Definitive host of Babesia

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Human or Deer tick

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20
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Vector of babesia

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Ixodes scapularis

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21
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Sexual phase is also known as?

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Sporogony

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22
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Results in the production of sporozoites

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Sexual phase

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23
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Sexual phase takes about how many days?

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8-35 days

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24
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Asexual phase is also known as?

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Schizogony

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Interval from sporozoite injection to the detection of parasites in the blood
Pre-patent period
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Interval between sporozoite injection and the appearance of clinical signs and symptoms
Incubation period
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Pre-patent period of P. falciparum
11 - 14 days
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Pre-patent period of P. vivax
11 - 15 days
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Pre-patent period of P. ovale
14 - 26 days
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Pre-patent period of P. malariae
3-4 weeks
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Used to identify specie
Thin films
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Numerous small pink granules sometimes seen in erythrocytes infected with P. ovale and P. vivax
Schuffner’s dots
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Preferred for detecting malaria infection because a greater amount of blood is examined
Thick films
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Irregular, ameboid in trophozoites; has “spread out” appearance
P. vivax
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Rounded, compact trophozoites with dense cytoplasm; band form occasionally seen
P. malariae
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Tends to form a “rosette” or “flowerette” pattern
P. Malariae merozoite
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A water-soluble protein produced by P. falciparum trophozoites and young gametocyte
Histidine-rich protein II (HRP II)
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Treatment of malaria
Permethrin or deltamethrin, (N,N-diethyl-m-toluamide)
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Primaquine
Hypnozoiticidal and gametocytocidal
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Chloroquine
Blood schizontocides
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Curcumin
Blood schizontocides
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Artemisinin Dihydroartemisimin
Gametocytocidal
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Occur when an infant acquires the infection at birth due to maternal-fetal blood transfusion when the placental vessels rupture
Congenital malaria
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Able to generate specialized proteins and substance that cause the surface of the infected RBC to become sticky or adhesive
P. falciparum
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Incubation period of P. falciparum
8-15 days
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Incubation period of P. vivax
12-20 days
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Incubation period of P. ovale
11-16 days
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Incubation period of P. malariae
18-40 days
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4 PH Provinces that remain endemic for Malaria
1. Palawan 2. Sulu 3. Occidental Mindoro 4. Sultan kudarat
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Area in the Philippines with the greatest number of malarial cases
Palawan
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Est. cases of Malaria in 2010
216M cases
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Death common in Malaria
Children <5 years old
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Intermediate host
Human
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A parasite of long-tailed macaques but humans may be at risk of infection in certain
P. knowlesi
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Occurs in the mosquito
Sexual phase
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Occurs in humans
Asexual phase
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Due to increased numbers of persisting blood stage form to clinically detectable levels but not from hypnozoites
Recrudescences
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Ring form, immature trophozoite
Small trophozoite
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Transition phase from ring stage to mature stage
Growing trophozoite
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Mature trophozoite
Large trophozoite
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Has the greatest number of endemic areas
Africa
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Mild shivering to pronounced shaking of the entire body although the core temperature is high or may be rising quickly
Cold stage
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The patient may vomit and febrile convulsion may occur in young children
Cold stage
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Patient becomes febrile, fevers may reach a peak of 41C
Hot stage