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1
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List the asexual and sexual spores of fungi and give an example of an organism which exhibits each type.

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know asexual

arthospores, blastospores, chlamydospres

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Thick-walled, broad-based yeast

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Blastomyces dermatiditis

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Spherules filled with endospores

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Coccidioides imitis

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Thick-wall barrel-shaped arthrospores

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Coccidioides imits

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Spiny tuberculate macroconidia

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Histoplasma capsulatum

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Brown sclerotic bodies

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Chromomycosis dermatiaceous fungi

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Thick-walled, spindle-shaped macroconidia

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Microsporum canis

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Colony has a red reverse

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Trichtophyton rubrum

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Thin-walled, club-shaped macroconidia in clusters

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Epidermophyton

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Produces germ tube

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Candida albicans

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11
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Causes epidemic scalp ringworm

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Trichtophyton tonsurans

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12
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Broad, non-septate hypae in tissue

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Mucor/Rhizopus

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13
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Brown, gritty deposits in sputum

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Aspergillis

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14
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Multiple buds in tissue

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Paracoccidioides

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15
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Causes Phycomycoses

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Mucor/Rhizopus

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List the species of rickettsia, their mode of transmission (vectors), and the diseases they cause

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know RMSF
deer tick
R. rickettsi

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17
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How do rickettsia differ from chlamydia

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no vectors for Chlamydia

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18
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What diseases are caused by chlamydia and how are they spread

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psittacosis

aerosol; birds

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19
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Burkitt’s lymphoma

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EB

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20
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Infectious mononucleosis

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EB

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21
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Large, red intranuclear inclusions

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CMV

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22
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Negri bodies

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Rabies

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23
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Shingles

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Varicella Zoster

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24
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host in which the adult(sexual stage) of the life cycle occurs

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definitive host

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25
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host in which the larval(asexual stage) of the life cycle occurs

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intermediate host

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26
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animals other than man that harbor human parasites; serve as a source of infection

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reservoir host

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27
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List the four classes of protozoa and their means of motility

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sarcodina - pseudopods
ciliata - cilia
mastigophora - flagella
sporozoa - no means of motility

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28
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Sluggish random motility

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Entamoeba coli

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29
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Fine, even peripheral chromatin

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Entamoeba histolytica

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30
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Oval cyst has large, blot-like karyosome

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Endolimax nana

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31
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Large glycogen vacuole stains deeply with iodine

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Iodamoeba butschlii

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32
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Lacks a cyst form

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Dientamoeba fragilis
Entamoeba gingivalis
Trichomonas vaginalis

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33
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Troph is bilaterally symmetrical

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Giardia lamblia

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34
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Pear-shaped troph with jerky motility is found in urine

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Trichomonas vaginalis

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35
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Cyst is lemon-shaped with “nipple” on end

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Chilomastix mesnili

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36
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How are most protozoan diseases transmitted

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fecal-oral route

infective cyst stage

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37
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What morphological form of the blood and tissue flagellates is intracellular?
Which species exist in this form in human cells?

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Leischmanial form L-D bodies

Leischmania sp and Trypansoma cruzii

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38
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West African/Gambian sleeping sickness, tsetse fly

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Trypansoma gambiense

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Kala-azar, LD bodies, sand fly

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Leischmania donovani

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40
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espundia, sand fly

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Leischmania braziliensis

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41
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oriental sore, Baghdad/Delhi boil, sand fly

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Leischmani tropica

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42
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Chaga’s disease, kissing bug

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Tyrpansoma cruzii

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43
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East african/Rhodesian sleeping sickness, tsetse fly

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Trypansoma rhodesiense

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44
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Phlebotomas

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sandflies

45
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Describe the principle and interpretation of the Sabin-Feldman dye test

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In a positive test, Toxoplasma gondii will not take up the dye.
In absence of the antibodies it will stain blue

46
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What is the first intermediate host of all human flukes

A

snails

47
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Usual parasite of sheep has an extremely large egg

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Fasciola hepatica

48
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Largest fluke found in man

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Fasciolopsis buski

49
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Ova often confused with Diphyllobothrium latum

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Paragonimus westermani

50
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Egg has prominent shoulders and resembles a light bulb

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Clonorchis sinensis

51
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“Bladder fluke” associated with bladder cancer

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Schistosoma haematobium

52
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Ova can appear in the stool or sputum

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Paragonimus wetermani

53
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larval stage of Echinococcus granulosis; tapeworm larvae large bladder filled cyst

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hydatid cyst

54
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individual segments of a tapeworm

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proglottid

55
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narrowest part of the tapeworm, located just behind the scolex

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neck

56
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fleshy extension of scolex

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rostellum

57
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head of a tapeworm may have suckers (4), bothria (2) or hooks; organ for attachment

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scolex

58
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general term for entire tapeworm

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strobila

59
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definitive host: man
*intermediate host: freshwater fish
diagnostic stage:egg
*infective stage: plerocercoid

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Diphyllobothrium latum

60
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definitive host: man
*intermediate host: cow
diagnostic stage: egg
*infective stage: cysticercus bovis

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Taenia saginata; more branches, no hooks

61
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definitive host: man
intermediate host: pig
diagnostic stage:egg
infective stage: cysticercus cellulosae

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Taenia solium; 7-13 branches, hooks(armed)

62
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definitive host: man
intermediate host: none
diagnostic stage: egg
infective stage: fully embryonated egg

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Hymenolepsis nana - dwarf tapeworm; polar filaments

63
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definitive host: rat
intermediate host: grain beetle, flea
diagnostic stage:egg
infective stage: cystercoid

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Hymenolepsis diminuta

64
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Echinoccus granulosus definitive host: canines
intermediate host: sheep
diagnostic stage: hydatid cyst which is found in man
infective stage: egg

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Echinoccus granulosus

65
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How can Taenia saginata and Taenia solium be differentiated?

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eggs of each are indistinguishable. Uterus of T. solium has only 7-15 lateral branches.

T. saginata has more uterine branches, no hooks on scolex.

Man can be infected by T. solium eggs but not by T. saginata eggs

66
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How can Hymeolepis nana and Hymenolepis dimunata be differentiated?

Which is the dwarf tapeworm?

A

H. diminuta eggs are larger and have no polar filaments

H. nana

67
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What are spicules?

A

associated in nematode with ejaculating duct- in males; necessary for reproduction

68
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How does the life cycle of nematodes differ from that of trematodes?

A

nematodes have a more simple life cycle, 1 host and external environment, alternate between free living and parasitic

trematodes have at least 1 if not 2 intermediate hosts parasitic

69
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definitive host: man
intermediate host: none
diagnostic stage: egg
infective stage: embryonated egg

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Ascaris lumbricoides -roundworm

70
Q

definitive host: man
intermediate host: none
diagnostic stage: egg
**infective stage: embryonated egg

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Enterobius vermicularis - pinworm

71
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definitive host: man
intermediate host: none
diagnostic stage: egg
infective stage: filariform larvae

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Necator americanus - hookworm

72
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definitive host: man
intermediate host: none
diagnostic stage: rhadbitiform larvae
infective stage: filariform larvae

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Strongyloides stercoralis - threadworm

73
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definitive host: man
intermediate host: pig
diagnostic stage: encysted larvae
infective stage: encysted larvae in muscle

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Trichinella spiralis - pork tapeworm

74
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definitive host: man
intermediate host: none
diagnostic stage: egg
*infective stage: embryonated egg*
*polar plugs, barrel shaped*
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Trichuris trichiuria - whipworm

75
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How can the rhabditiform larvae of hookworm and Strongyloides be differentiated?

How are infections due to these organisms usually acquired?

A

rhabditiform (N. americanus)- long buccal cavity
strongyloides-short buccal cavity

penetration of skin by filariform larvae

76
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In the life cycle of Strongylodies, what do the terms autoinfection, direct development, and indirect development refer to?

A
  • person infects themselves

- like hookworm rhabditifom directly develops into filariform -rhabditiform develops into a free living adults

77
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What is visceral larval migrans and what is it cause by?

Cutaneous larval migrans (creeping eruptions)?

A

Toxocara canis

Ancylostoma braziliense

78
Q

List several species of protozoa or helminthes which can be diagnosed by observation of a stained blood smear.

A

plasmodium
trypansoma
leischmania
microfilaria

79
Q

List several distinctive features of filarial worms.

A

presence of nuclei (in tail) helps to id
some have sheath derived from eggshell
have periodicity; female gives birth to live larvae

80
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How do Wuchereria bancrofti and Brugia malaya differ?

A

both cause elephantiasis and live in lymphatic system.
BRUGIA HAS A MUCH HIGHER NUMBER OF MICROFILARIA IN THE BLOODSTREAM
bancrofti is sheathed and Malaya is not

81
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intermediate host: mosquito
specimen needed for diagnosis: blood
disease caused: elephantiasis
diagnostic stage: microfilaria

A

Brugia malaya

82
Q

intermediate host: Cyclops/copepod
specimen needed for diagnosis: skin
disease caused: dracunculosis
diagnostic stage: rhabditiform larvae

A

Dracunculus medinnesis-guniea worm

83
Q

intermediate host: chrysops fly (deer fly)
specimen needed for diagnosis: blood
*disease caused: loiasis (severe eye disease)**
diagnostic stage: microfilaria

A

Loa Loa

84
Q

intermediate host: simulium fly (black fly)
specimen needed for diagnosis: skin*
disease caused: river blindness
diagnostic stage:microfilaria

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Onchocerca volvulus

85
Q

intermediate host: mosquito
specimen needed for diagnosis: blood
disease caused: elephantiasis
diagnostic stage:microfilaria

A

Wuchereria bancrofti

86
Q

If an ova and parasite exam can not be performed right away, what procedure should be followed?

A

perform quick macro and micro exam, add preservative and refrigerate within 30 min

87
Q

What preservative is usually used for the trichrome stain?

A

PVA

88
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What is the main use of a permanent stained smear?

A

to see protozoan cyst and trophs

89
Q

List the two major concentration procedures and the principle of each.

What is the specific gravity of the solution employed in the flotation method?

A

formalin ether- sedimentation
zinc sulfate-flotation

1.18

90
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If negative results were obtained using the zinc sulfate method, what would be the best course to follow if the doctor still felt the patient had a parasitic disease?

A

Repeat using formalin ether

91
Q

What parasite often causes pneumonitis in children?

A

Ascaris

92
Q

In which two parasitic infections is autoinfection most common?

A

pinworm

strongyloides

93
Q

List several species of parasites which can be transmitted by contaminated drinking water

A

E. histolytica, all schistosomes (not HOOKWORMS)

94
Q

List several environmental or climatic factors which are important in the spread and/or prevention of parasitic infections

A

temp, sand, soil, controlling insect population, water filtration

95
Q

*bilhariasis

A

*Schistosoma sp.

96
Q

blackwater fever

A

Plasmodium falciparum

97
Q

guinea worm

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Dracunculus medinensis

98
Q

thread worm

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Strongyloides stercoralis

99
Q

eye worm

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Loa Loa

100
Q

whip worm

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Trichuris trichiura

101
Q

split ring forms

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P. falciparum

102
Q

oval, irregular cytoplasm (fimbriated)

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P. ovale

103
Q

9 merozoites

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P. malariae

104
Q

rbc’s enlarged ,infects retics, Schufners granules

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P. vivax

105
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intermediate host:
common name: blood fluke
infective stage: penetration of hosts skin by circaria

A

Schistosma sp.

106
Q

common name: Chinese liver fluke
intermediate host: fish
infective stage: eating infected fish

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Clonorchis sinensis

107
Q

common name: intestinal fluke
intermediate host: water plants
infective stage: eating infected water plants (watercress)

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Fasciolopsis buski

108
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common name: lung fluke
intermediate host: snails
infective stage: eating infected freshwater crustaceans

A

Paragonimus westermani

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