(M) Plasmodium (module-based) Flashcards

para kay Rupert kasi napaka-OA magpaquiz; im mostly including the things not mentioned sa lecture

1
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Suborder

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Haemosporina

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2
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Phylum

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Sporozoa

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3
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important and cause human disease (5)

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Plasmodium falciparum Plasmodium vivax
Plasmodium malariae
Plasmodium ovale

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4
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discovered in some parts of Malaysia, which seems to be similar to Plasmodium falciparum and P. malariae in some aspects but, not much information, about the organism, is available at present

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P. knowlesi

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5
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The first reported case of P. knowlesi was in

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2006

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6
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P. knowlesi is normally a parasite of?

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long tailed macaques monkey (Macaca fascicularis, Macaca irus)

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7
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Plasmodia species, being under phylum Sporozoa, are obligate intracellular parasites, like the?

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Eimeriina

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8
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one of the oldest diseases of mankind

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Malaria

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9
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parasites undergo two different processes of multiplication, namely:

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  • sporogony
  • schizogony
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10
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the sexual process since it is described with union of sex cells with sporozoites as the end products

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sporogony

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the asexual cycle, for which the parasites reproduce through binary fission with merozoites as the resulting organisms.

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schizogony

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12
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intermediate host

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man

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13
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definitive host

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mosquitos

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14
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host

supports the asexual process of multiplication

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man

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15
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host

having sporogony cycle in them

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mosquitos

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16
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first 2 being the most common species of malaria vectors in the world

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Anopoheles flavirostris, A. minimus

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17
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. Female mosquitoes need animal’s hemoglobin to produce their eggs and generally, they feed at night, between

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4PM - 4AM

night-biters

18
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According to the Department of Health (DOH) in 2019, endemic places are as follows:

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Palawan (approximately 90% of cases), Sulu provinces, Mindoro Occidental, and Sultan Kudarat.

19
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dormant form, which is present only in Plasmodium vivax and P. ovale

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Hypnozoite (H)

20
Q

Hypnozoite is only present in?

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P. ovale and vivax

21
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What plasmodiums (2) have both primary and secondary exo-erythrocytic merozoites (EEM)

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Ovale and vivax

22
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These plasmodium have simply merozoites only.

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P. falciparum and P. malariae

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A
24
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already in the blood stream, have a short life span, just like sporozoites, because they are obligate intracellular parasites, thus, should be able to find the next host cells, the red blood cells.

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Merozoites

25
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How is it possible for merozoites to invade rbcs?

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the RBC has a receptor for merozoites

26
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Plasmodium that prefer to invade young RBC including reticulocytes

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vivax and ovale

27
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prefers old or senescent RBC

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Plasmodium malariae

28
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infects RBC regardless of maturity or age

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P. falciparum

29
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Full entry of the merozoite inside the RBC. The parasite, inside the
host RBC, is called?

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young trophozoite

29
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Young trophozoite, with a chromatin dot and thin ring of cytoplasm thus, also referred as?

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ring form

30
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he parasite, as it grows, utilizes what for its nourishment?

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hgb through through acid digestion resulting to splitting of heme (with iron) from the globin fractions

31
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serves as food for the parasite

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globin

32
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converted to hemozoin or the malarial pigment, which may begin to appear on the cytoplasm of the parasite during this stage of development (growing tropho)

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heme

33
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It causes the red blood cell to have fimbriations or become oval-shaped and these changes increase as the parasite matures

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P. ovale

34
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host red blood cell may become bigger than non-infected ones

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Plasmodium vivax

35
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This plasmodium has red blood cells do not necessarily change their sizes

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P. falciparum and P. malariae

36
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The membrane of the host RBC will also change resulting to formation of knobs, which are referred as?

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stippling

37
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The stippling are named based on the species such as

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  • Schuffner’s dot = vivax
  • Zeinmman’s dot = malariae
  • James’ dots = ovale
  • Christopher dots, Maurer’s cleft or Garnham bodies = falciparum
38
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Each species has a particular period to complete the ES cycle, such as: P. vivax and ovale

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48hrs

39
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Each species has a particular period to complete the ES cycle, such as: P. malariae

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72 hours

40
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Each species has a particular period to complete the ES cycle, such as: P. falciparum

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36-48 hours

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