Lecture IV: Vector Borne Apicomplexans Flashcards

1
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Babesia microti location

A

only RBCs

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2
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deinitive host of babesia microti

A

deer tick

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3
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Where is babesia microti

A

in the NOrtheast and upper midwest

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4
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What has the maltese cross

A

babesia microti

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5
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Malaria organis

A

P.falciparum or vivax or kownlesi or ovale or malariae

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6
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Whats significant about transmission of babesia microti

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it requirs two tick bites… the tick spits in sporozoites that devo to gametes–> then tick will redeliver and pick up laters

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7
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Malaria causes death moslty in :

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children and prima gravida females

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8
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Most morbidity of Plasmodium is by:

A

plasmodium falciparum

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9
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Plasmodiums or malaria infects

A

hepatocytes or erhythrocytes

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10
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hot spots for malaria

A

arfica, brazil and some in south america

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11
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P. falciparum distribution

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global; lots in africa and western pacific and SE asia and S america

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12
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P.falciparum relapses from liver form?

A

no

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13
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P. vivax distribution

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most in asia ans S america

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14
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does P. Vivax have a relase from liver form

A

yes

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15
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P.vivax and P ovale fever cycle burst

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48 hrs

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16
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P. malaria fever cycle burst

A

72 hrs spike

17
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P, falicparum fever cycle burst

A

48 hrs spike

18
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Extereme cerebral malaria results in only this type of malaria:

A

P. falicparum

19
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these two forms of plasmodium (malaria) result in hepatic forms

A

P. vivax and P. ovale

20
Q

how does malaria escape immune ssytem

A

switches out the antigens it expresses every few waves

21
Q

an unarousable coma not due to any other causes is

A

cerebral malaria

22
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cerebral malasia caused by P. falcipurm is seen in kids at what age:

23
Q

Acute respiratory distress can occur:

A

quickly in malaria

24
Q

anemia caused by what forms of plasmodium

A

falciparum and vivax

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this will have multiple rings per RBC on staining
P. falcipurum
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this will have engagement ring in the RBC
P. malaria
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people became susupetible to malaria bc
anti-malaria resistance drugs adn insecticides
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drug resistance to malaria occrured bc
misuse of anti-malarials | people only using single dose verse combination therapy
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tips for abroad to prevent malaria
bed nets, avoid mosquitos, RTS vaccine
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natural malaria infections:
malaria endemic area--> children infected early and build resistance d/t exposure but is incomplete pregant women lose resistance to infection in 1st preggers
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Methods for vector control
2 blood meals barriers release of sterile mosquitos release bio-engineerd mosquitoes
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pt comes in with rapid breathing and confusion.. which plasmodioum
P.falciparum
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Can you develop lifelong immunity to malaria?
no, you can quickly devo tolerance but this wanes quickly if you leave area with the exposures