PARA LAB QUIZ - Schistosomes Flashcards by Carmina Mislang

Q

common name of s. japonicum

A

oriental blood fluke

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Q

CN of s. mansoni

A

manson’s blood fluke

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CN of s. haemtaobium

A

vesical fluke

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Q

RH of s. japonicum

A

wide variety of mammals: dogs, cats, carabaos, rats

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RH of s. mansoni

A

other primates

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RH of s. haematobium

A

none

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FH of blood flukes

A

man

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habitat of s. japonicum

A

superior mesenteric veins of the small intestine

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habitat of s. haemtobium

A

vesical plexuses of venous circulation

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habitat of s. mansoni

A

inferior mesenteric veins of colon

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IS of blood flukes

A

cercaria

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DS of blood flukes

A

eggs in stool for s. japonicum and s. mansoni

eggs in urine for s. haematobium

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Q

integumentary tuberculations found in M or F

A

Males

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integumentary tuberculations of s. japonicum

A

none

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integumentary tuberculations of s. haematobium

A

fine

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integumentary tuberculations of s. mansoni

A

prominent

Q

number of testes of s. haematobium

A

4-5

Q

number of testes of s. mansoni

A

8-9

Q

number of testes of s. japonicum

A

6-8

Q

shape of schistosome eggs

A

oval

Q

egg: small lateral knob or recurved hook

A

s.j.

Q

egg: prominent lateral spine

A

s.m.

Q

egg: prominent terminal spine

A

s.h.

Q

disease caused by s.j.

A

katayama fever or oriental schistosomiasis

Q

disease caused by s.m.

A

intestinal bilharziasis

Q

disease caused by s.h.

A

egyptian hematuria

Q

egyptian hematuria eventually leads to

A

bladder cancer

Q

drug of choice for the blood flukes

A

praziquantel