PARasit Flashcards
Endoparasite causes ____ to human
Infection
Causes by ectoparasite called
Infestation
Free living organism that passes through digestive without infecting host
Spurious
Host Harbors the SEXUAL STAGE of parasite
Definitive or Final Host
Harbors ASEXUAL or LARVAL stage of the parasite
Intermediate host
Allows the parasite to complete its life cycle to continue and become infectious to human
Reservoir
Only serve as transport of parasite. No further development
Paratenic (para po jeep!)
Soil parasites
Hookworms
Ascaris lumbricoides
Trichuris trichiura
Strongyloides stercolis
The infective person is the main source of infection himself
Autoinfection
Most commonly submitted sample for parasite examination
Stool
Outpatient stool collected in 10 days
3 total stools (submitted every other day)
How many stool specimen for amebiasis infection?
6 stools in 14 days
Inpatient stool specimen collection
Everyday for 3 days
Collection storage of stool in parasit
Wide mouth, sterile, WAXED cardboard
Type of parasite found in watery stool specimen
Trophozoites
Helminth eggs
Liquid or watery stools are examined for how many minutes
Less than 30mins
Semiformed or soft stool spx can recover
Trophozoites and cysts
Examined for less than 1hr
Formed stool can recovered
Cysts
24hrs
Storage of the specimen temperature stool for parasitic diagnosis
Refrigerated temp 3-4C
Locomatory organelles of protozoans - PSEUDOPHILIA
Sarcodina
Amoebas locomotion:
Entameoba spp
Naegleria fowleri
Acanthamoeba spp
Locomotory of protozoan
Flagellates
Mastigophora
Trichomonas spp
Giardia
Chilomastix
Dientamoeba
Hemoflagellates
Leishmania spp
Trypanosima brucei
T cruzi
Mastigophora
Amoebas extraintestinal spp
Entamoeba gingivalis – Mouth
Naegleria fowleri – Nose - CNS
Acanthamoeba spp – Corneal
The only amoeba who doesnt have cystic stage
Entamoeba gingivalis
Feeding stage of parasite in life cycle of amoebas
Trophozoites
Begins to multiply in the intestine. Destryos by iodine
infective stage of amoeba
cysts
lab diagnosis that shows motility of trophozites of amoeba, internal and cytoplasmic structure
saline wet preparations
diseases causes by the pathogenic entamoeba Histolytica
- intestinal amebiasis
- extraintestinal amebiasis (liver)
- amebic colitis
- amebic dysentery
known as the bull’s eye entamoeba because the karyosome is located centrally
entamoeba histolytica
more satistfactory method in examining cyst of amoeba
permanent stain: trichrome
entamoeba that moves in one direction, progressive, directional movement, explosive manner, one pseudopod (finger-like)
Entamoeba histolytica
amoeba cyst mode of transmission
fecal-oral route: contaminated food/water
differences of pathogenic entamoeba and nonpathogenic
Pathogenic: centrally located karyosome, evenly distributed chromatin peripheral
this is considered as the diagnostic test for E. histolytica
RBC presence on the cytoplasm
what is the shape of the chromatoidal bar of the e histolytica
sausage shape/ coffin shaped
how many nuclei does the cyst of e histolytic has
4 quadrinuclei
resistant to chlorination but destroyed through boiling
flasked shaped ulcerations
caused by e histolytica
leading cause of mortality of parasitic infection are
malaria - Plasmodium spp
schistosomiasis - Schistosoma spp
method of choice for discriminating e histolytica and e dispar
PCR molecular analysis
lab diagnosis of Naegleri fowleri in amoebic meningoencephelitis
CNS examination - trophozoites recovery
causative agent of Primary amoebic meningoencephalitis
Naegleria fowleri
diagnostic sign for meningitis where the patient is unable to fully straigthen his leg when hip is 90 degree flexed
Kernig’s sign
MOT of N fowleri
inhalation of contaminated water
can infect healthy people
Cyst has double walled wrinkled form of spiny hyaline projections
Acanthamoeba spp
trophozoites of acanthomoeba is
spinelike pseudopods : acanthopodia
positive result of Acanthamoeba on BAP agar
Trailing effect (tracks)
BAP + E.coli (source of food) eats the bacteria
acanthamoeba spp that is the most responsible for CNS and eye infection of Humans
Acanthamoeba castellani
the morphology of cyst of Giardia intestinalis
ovoid-football shaped
disease that is caused by acanthamoeba spp
- acanthamoeba keratitis/ amebic keratitis
- Granulomatous amebic encephalitis (GAE) immunocompromised px (Balamuthia mandriallis)
the only pathogenic in Mastigophora (intesinal flagellates)
Giardia intentinalis/duodenale/lamblia
“cercomonas intestinalis”
the morphology of trophozoites of Giardia intestinalis; the only bilaterally symmetrical protozoan
pear-shaped/ teardrop
4 pairs of flagella
Old man’s face with eyeglasses appearance
Giardia intestinalis tropozhoites
motility of Giardia intestinalis
falling leaf motility
Organism of G intestinal may be passed and recovered on one day’s sample but on the following day no parasites in seen
shed in the stool in showers
Major cause of diarrheal outbreaks : waterborne and foodborne outbreak
Giardia
Dientamoeba
Cryptosporulom
Gay-bowel syndrome
traveler’s diarrhea
steatorrhea/malabsorption
Giardia intestinalis
can be identified in px who were infected with helminths of E. vermicularis (pinworm)
Dientamoeba fragilis
D fragilis exhibit Brownian movement known as
Hakansson phenomenom
D fragilis swells and return to normal size in mounting water preparations
nonpathogenic intestinal flagellates
Chilomastix mesnili
protozoans who have pear-shaped trophozoites
- Giardia
- Trichomonas
- Chilomastix
Trichomona spp found in contaminated milk
T.hominis
SPX: stool
Trichomonas spp found in tartar between teeth and gingival margin of the gums
T.tenax
MOT: Kissing, utensils
SPX: oral scrapings
Most common non-viral STI in the world
Trichomoniasis
causes t vaginalis infections and cervival carcinoma
Trichomonas vaginalis
rapid jerky motility
T vaginalis
s/s: strawberry cervix
vaginitis
CA. Trich vaginalis
Hemoflagellates
- Leishmanias
- Trypanosomas
Four morphology stages of hemoflagellates
APET
A/mastigote
Pro/mastigote
Epi/mastigote
Trypo/mastigote
Stage of hemoflagellates: found primarily in tissues, muscle as well as the CNS within macrophage where they multiply
Amastigote
Visible to peripheral blood.
migrate, reproduce stage hemoflagellates
Trypomastigote
Hemoflagellate Stage where can be seen only after leishmania transmission
Promastigote
Vector of Lesishmaniasis
Sandfly: Phlebotomus spp/ Lutzomyia
Hemoflagellate is found only in vectors
Epimastigote
Safer, less invasive procedure in leishmanian prep from venous blood
Giemsa stained Buffy coat films
Culture medium for Hemoflagellates: leishmania spp and Trypanosoma
Novy-Nicole McNeal Medium (NNN)
Ideal stage for culturing of Leishmania
Promastigote
-seen during leishmanian transmission-
Long and slender appearance
Diagnostic specimen of Leishman spp infection that is in multiplying stage
Amastigote
Skin test for Leishmania spp infection
Montenegro skin test
Similar to tuberculin skin test for Mtb
Infective stage of Leishman in Man
Promastigote
Life cycle of Leishman spp
- Sandfly salivary gland - promastigote
- Infected stage in MAN - promastigote
- Tissue cells of man multiply into amastigote
- Infected again Sandfly carries Amastigote
- AMastigote resides to Salivary gland of phlebotomus fly as Promastigote again
DF: Man
Vector: Phlebotomus spp
Stage of Leishmanian spp infection carried by sandfly salivary gland
Promastigote
Old world cutaneous leishmaniasis: Localized infection
Leishmania tropica
“Oriental sore, Aleppo Button, Baghdad or Jericho boil”
Weeping lesions, New world boil, Mucocutaneous leishmaniasis
Leishmania braziliensis
Dumdum Fever or Black fever
Leishmania donovani
can be transmitted throught blood transfusion
Nagana causative agent; sleeping sickness
“West African sleeping sickness” months-years manifestation
Trypanosoma brucei gambiense
- trypasomal disease
Causative agent of Chagas disease, described by medical student Carlos Chagas
Trypasoma cruzi
East african sleeping sickness; weeks manifestation
Trypasoma brucei rhodesiense
Vector of African sleeping sickness
tsetse flies genus Glossina
Phase of Trypasoma sleeping disease where it evaded peripheral blood and lymph nodes
Acute phase
Phase of Trypasoma sleeping disease where it evaded CNS; meningoencephalitis “sleeping coma”
Chronic phase of sleeping disease
Febrile stage specimen for trypanoma sleeping disease
Blood and lymph
Sleeping stage if trypanoma infection
CSF
Diagnostic stage of trypanoma spp
Trypomastigote
most common vector of Trypanosoma cruzi
triatomid bugs
kissing bug
Erythematous nodule at the sitee of infection Trypanomal cruzi infection called
Chagoma
Diagnostic stage of Trypanoma cruzii
Trypomastigote
amastigote
test animal for trypanomal cruzi infection
Reduviid bugs (stool exam) in xenodiagnosis
Largest parasitic protozoan; ciliate
Neobalantidium coli
Natural host: Pigs
Sporozoans
Phylum apicomplexa
Sexual reproduction of sporozoan
Sporogony
FH: Arthropod
Asexual reproduction of sporozoan
Schizogony
IH: Man
Leading parasitic disease mortality worldwide
Malaria
Plasmodium vivax
Most common causative agent of malaria in the Philippines
Plasmodium falciparum
Plasmodium spp phylum/family
Phylum: Apicomplexa
Class: Aconoidasida
Order: Haemosporida
Infective stage of Plasmodium in asexual reproduction
Sporozoites
Asexual “schizogony’”
FInal host in sexual reproduction of Plasmodium
Anopheles
Enumerate the life cycle of Plasmodium in Asexual Reproduction
- Definitive Host: Female Anopheles mosquitoe
- Infective stage: Sporozoites
- Bites Man
Sporozoites -> man LIVER
1. Exoerythrocytic stage: Cryptozoites -> merozoites
2. Bloodstream stage: RBC
merozoites > ring trophozoites > schizont
3. schizont has merozoites and infect other cells
4. merozoites = gametocyte (micro and macro)
Enumerate the life cycle of Plasmodium in sexual Reproduction
- Gametocyte ingested by the anopheles in blood meal
Anopheles gut:
1. gametes form zygote
2. oocyts in gut wall releases sporozoites moves to salivary gland –> man
Man as a host in Plasmodium cycle
Intermediate host
most fatal plasmodium
Plasmodium falciparum
Important virulence factor of Plasmodium vivax
FY6
- causative agent of Malaria worldwide
schizont of P. vivax
12-24 meroxoites 16 average
schizont of P.ovale
8 merozoites
Stages of P.vivax in peripheral blood
All stages seen
Merozoites are arranged in around a central pigment. Daisy like/ rosette
Plasmodium malariae
ziemmans dots, band trophozoites
P. malariae
Plasmodium spp invades reticulocytes / immature rbca
P.ovale
P.vivax
Plasmodium spp invades all stages of RBC
P. falciparum
Plasmodium spp invades matured RBC
P.malariae
Most prevalent patho signs is intravascular hemolysis - black urine, marked hemoglobinuria, kidney involvement
Blackwater fever
In cerebra malaria, what stage is seen in peripheral blood smear?
ring forms and gametocytes
with severe infection of malaria, what stage is seen on PBS?
trophozoites and schizonts
Fifth human malaria parasite
Plasmodium knowlesi
Sensitive test in malaria diagnosis
thick blood film
- dehemoglobinized, stained with GIEMSA ph 7.2
- QUANTIFICATION of malarial infx
Confirmation test for malarial infection, fixed with methanol
Think blood film
Fluorochrome used in QBC technique for malarial test
Acridine orange
Blood collection for malaria id
every 6-12 hrs for 2 days
For malarial blood smear: it is repeated every ___ hrs for ____ days
12-24 hrs for 3 days
Technique for malarial diagnosis using acridine orange as fluorochrome
Quantitativ buffy coat technique
Rapid malarial test
Optimal assay Malaquick
Intestinal spp of Phylum Apicomplexa class Sporozoa
Isospora belli
Sarcocystiis spp
Cryptosporodium parvum
Tissue spp of sporozoa class
Toxoplasma gondii
Nursery school outbreak diarrhea most common parasites
Giardia lamblia
D. fragilis
Cryptosporodium
infective stage of Cryptosporodium parvum
oocyte
Risk factor for cryptosporidosis
Immunocompromised px: HIV/ AIDS px
Lab diagnosis for cryptosporidosis
Sheathers sugar floatation
Definitive Host of toxoplasma gondii
Cat
Intermidiate host is RODENT
Accidental host; man
Metazoans: Nemathelminthes Nematodes (Roundworms) classes
- Nematodes
- Filariae
- Cestoda
- Trematoda
Parthernogenetic reproduction
Strongyloides stercolaris
- May or may not require male for copulation
lay immature/ unembryonated ova
oviparous
EG. HAT - immature egg need soil for embryonation
mature eggs’ embryonated eggs already
Oviviparous
eg Strongyloides stercolaris, Enterobius (partial oviviparous needs 4 hrs to mature)
hatched na sa intestine
Lay larva not egg
Viviparous/ Larviparous
EG: Trichinella spiralis
Small intestine nematode parasites
- duodenum
- jejunum
- ileum
Capillaria
Ascaris lumbricoides
Strongyloides strecoralis
Hookworms
Trichinella spiralis adult
CASHT
Large intestine nematodes
- cecum
-colon
Trichiuris trichura
Enterobius vermicularis
Extraintestinal nematode residing in lymph nodes
Filarial worms
- Wuchereria bancrofti
- Brugua malayi
Extraintestinal nematode residing in Eyes and meninges
Angiostrongylus/Parastrongylus
Encysted in Host muscle
Trichinella spiralis larva
Subcutaneous tissue
Dracunculus medinensis
Loaloa
Onchocerca
Infective stage of Ascaris, Trichuris, Enterobius
embryonated egg
Infective stage of Necator, Ancylostoma, Strongyloides
L3 -Filaform larvae
Infective stage of Trichinella
Encysted larva l3
treatment for nematodes
Albendazole and mebendazole
Giant intestinal roundworm
Ascaris lumbricoides
- most common in tropics places. Philippines
Mechanical or phoretic vectors of ascaris
Cockroaches
Flies
Soil transmitted helminths are:
Hookworms
Ascaris lumbricoides
Trichuris
Strongy
Unholy three nematodes
Hookworms
Ascaris
Trichuris
Final host of Ascaris
Man
Three parasite undergo Heart-Lung migration
Ascaris
Strogy
Hookworm
laval form recovered in sputum
Diagnostic stage of Ascaris
Ova found in the stool
fertilized: rounded thick, mammiliated has corticated layer
unfertilized: shell is thinner
- NON vitelline, lecithein layer
If negative in stool exam of Ascaris it means:
- No infection
- Early infection (no eggs yet)
- Male infection
Quantitative lab diagnosis for ascaris
Kato-Katz
can help with the severity of the infections
MOT of ascaris
fecal-oral route
Trilobate lips adult worm
Ascaris
Pinworm, Seatworm, Social worm, Society worm, threadworm
Enterobius vermicularis
“Oxyuris vermicularis”
Ocular larva migrans
will not hatch but will not mature into adult worms
final host of Enteribius vermicularis
Man
Mode of infection of Enterobius vermicularis
embryonated egg thru:
1. Ingestion
2. inhalation (autoinfection)
3. Retroinfection
starts infected within 4hrs
anterior end with LATERAL WINGS or CEPHALIC ALAE; clear, long, pointed tail
Enterobius vermivularis
D-shaped egg
Enterobius vermicularis
nocturnal pruritis ani
Enterobius vermicularis manifestation
ideal time to do the scotch tape/ cellulose tape swab
morning before the px poop or before shower
diagnostic stage of enterobius vermicularis
Embyonated egg
Cannot be managed through environmental sanitation, needs personal hygiene
Enterobius vermicularis
Whipworm
Trichuris trichiura
MOT: fecal oral
most common helminth infected in man
1. Enterobius (tropical)
#1.1. Ascaris (worldwide)
#2. Hookworms
#3. Trichuris trichiura
Slender or attenuated anterior resembling latigo shape
Trichuris trichiura
japanese lantern egg
barrel-shaped, with BIPOLAR MUCUS PLUG
Trichuris trichiura
Lab diagnosis for nematodes
- stool exam
- concentration technique
- kato-katz (HAT & Schistosomes)
Pudoc worm
Mystery disease
Capillaria philippinensis
(Paracapillaria)
identified in Pudoc, Ilocos Sur
Guitar, peanut shaped, plugs are not prominet
Paracapillaria
Intermidiate Host of PAracapillaria
Fresh water fish, Brackfish water
Hypselotris bipartita
infective stage of capillaria
larval stage in fishes
Old world hookworm
Ancylostoma duodenale
2 pairs of teeth
American hookworm, american murderer hookworm, New world hookworm
Necator americanus
Cutting plate, semilunar buccal cavity
Civet cat hookworm
Ancylostoma ceylanicum
infective stage of hookworm
L3 Sheathed form/ filaform larvae
MOT: skin penetration
Morula ball egg formation
hookworm egg
technique for the hookworm and threadform filaform larva
Baermann Funnel technique
Other diagnostic technique
haradamori culture technique/filter paper technique`
Known as threadworm
Strongyloides
smallest nematode
female are parthenogenic
diagnostic stage of strongyloides
rhabditiform larva (heavy infection)
infective stage of strongyloides
L3 Filaform larvae (unsheathed)
MOT: skin penetration, internal autoinfection chronic
chinese lantern appearance egg
Strongyloides
female are long slender with long eggs
Strongyloides
Honeycombed apperance of the intestinal mucosa is caused by
Strongyloides infection
“Cochin China Diarrhea, vietnam diarrhea”
Most sensitive coprological method fot the detection of Strongyloides
Koga agar plate
The motile, reproducing, feeding stage of the protozoans is which of the following?
Trophozoite
Which of these trophozoites, when acting as a pathogen, is likely to ingest red blood cells of the host?
Entamoeba histolytica
The point of differentiation between Entamoeba histolytica and Entamoeba hartmanni is:
Size
Which of the following would have a double-walled, wrinkled cyst form?
Acanthamoeba castellanii
A cyst that possesses a single nucleus and a large glycogen vacuole that stains deeply with iodine belong to:
Iodamoeba butschlii
Which of the following are often mistaken for cysts of amoeba?
Blastocystis hominis
Which of the following is pathognomonic for Giardia lamblia and the stage it is found in?
Ventral sucking disk/trophozoite
Which of the following protozoa have an undulating membrane?
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Trichomonas and Trypanosoma
extraintestinal parasites
Which of the following is the vector of African sleeping sickness?
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Tsetse fly (Glossina)
In the laboratory diagnosis of Leishmania donovani, which is the preferred specimen in which to find Leishman-Donovan bodies?
Bone marrow
Which of the following is the only ciliate that is pathogenic in humans?
Balantidium coli
Structure used for motility of Balantidium coli:
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Cilia
Which nucleus of the trophozoite of Balantidium coli is the reproductive one?
Micronucleus
Which of the malarial organisms presents as pale, very AMOEBOID RING TROPHOZOITE, infecting a large pale red blood cell with dot of hemoglobin?
Plasmodium vivax
Which of the malarial organism preferentially invades reticulocytes?
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Plasmodium vivax
The malarial organism whose schizont resembles a “fruit pie” in which the merozoites form a rosette around the malarial pigment is
Plasmodium malariae
Which malarial organism features ring trophozoites that have double chromatin dots, applique forms, and often have multiple parasites in the infected red blood cells?
Plasmodium falciparum
Which malarial organism has large, coarse, red dots within a large, pale red blood cell with fimbriated edges?
Plasmodium ovale
The sexual reproduction cycle in Plasmodium and coccidian is referred to as:
Sporogony
What is the infective stage of malarial parasite to humans?
Sporozoites
in which type of malaria is there synchronized rupture of the red blood cells every 72 hours?
P . malariae
Which hemoglobin is incompatible with malaria parasite survival?
Hb SS
What constitutes a positive result in the Sabin-Feldman dye test?
Toxoplasma loses its affinity for methylene blue dye
The modified acid-fast stain is most often used in parasitology to identify:
Cryptosporidium and other coccidia
Microsporidial infections can be confirmed using:
Light microscopy and modified trichrome stains
What morphological characteristic differentiates trichomonads from other intestinal flagellates?
Undulating membrane
Which of the following is the most important feature in differentiating cysts of Entamoeba histolytica from E. dispar?
Distinguishing surface antigens by immunologic assays
Which of the following is the best technique to identify Dientamoeba fragilis in stool?
Trichrome-stained smear
In an outbreak of diarrheal disease traced to a municipal water supply, the most likely causative agent is:
Cryptosporidium spp.
Plasmodium vivax and Plasmodium ovale are similar because they
Exhibit Schüffner’s dots and have a true relapse in the life cycle
Early ring stages of the fifth human malaria, Plasmodium knowlesi, resemble those of:
Plasmodium falciparum
Older developing stages (trophs, schizonts) of the fifth human malaria, Plasmodium knowlesi, resemble those of:
Plasmodium malariae
Autofluorescence requires no stain and is recommended for the identification of:
Cyclospora cayetanensis oocysts
Muscle worm/trichina worm
Trichinella spiralis
The accidental host or dead end host of Trichinella spiralis
Man
Diagnostic stage of Trichinella spiralis
Encysted larvae
Used of albino mice/rats in diagnosis of trichinella spiralis
Becks Xenodiagnosis
can destroy tichinella spiralis
freezing
great imitator
Trichinella
Parasites reside in lymphatic nodes
Wuchureria bancrofti
Brugia malayi
Parasites seen in subcutaneous tissue
loa loa
Onchocerca volvulus
diagnostic stage of filarial worms
Microfilaria found in blood
except Onchocera; skin snips
Intermediate host infective stage of filarial infection
microfilaria
Final host infective stage of filarial infection
Filaform larval stage l3
MOT: bite of infected anthropods
Most common identified filarial worms in the Philippineds
Wuchereria bancrofti
Bancrofts Filarial Worm - common name
Malayan Filarial worm
Brugia malayi
Lymphatic rupture and fluid entering the urine seen as milky white appearance
chyluria
severe lymphedema of the limbs causes by filarial worm
elephantiasis
vector of loa loa
mango fly
deer fly
tabanid fly
chrysop
eyeworm
loa loa
causing calabar swelling
fugitive swelling
causing river blindness
Blinding worm convoluted filaria
Onchocerca volvulus
Simulium spp Blackfly vector
Skin snips diagnostic stage
Onchocerca volvulus
Dog heartworm parasite
Dirofilaria immitis
causes coin lesions in man
Dirofilaria immitis
intermediate host of Dirofilaria immitis
cyclops
aquatic crustacean
MOT: ingestion
Longest nematodes of man up to 1 meter
J. Dracunculus medinensis
Known as Guinea worm, fiery serpent
serpent worm
J. Dracunculus medinensis
Sheep liver fluke
Habitat: biliary duct/passages of the liver
Fasciola hepatica
Giant liver fluke
tropical liver fluke
Fasciola gigantica
final host: cattles
infective stage of liver flukes
metacercaria
Chinese liver flukes
oriental liver fluke
Clonorchis sinensis
most important liver fluke in man
FH: Man
intermediate host of Clonorchis sinensis
1st IH
2nd IH
1st snail
2nd fish
MOT: ingestion of fish
Pitcher-like appearnce egg
old fashioned bulb
Clonorchis sinensis
largest fluke parasitizing men
common name: Giant/Large Intestinal fluke
Fasciolopsis buski
reservoir of fasciolopsis
Pigs, dogs, rabbits
snail
plants
1st and 2nd IH of Fasciola
Garrisons fluke
Echinostoma ilocanum
Discovered among bilibid prisoners
smallest fluke in man yet the deadliest
Heterophyes heterophyes
common name: Von Siebold’s fluke
oriental lung fluke
causes endemic hemoptysis
Paragonimus westermani
resemble coffee bean, ovoid fluke adult
paragonimus westermani
observed crystals in sputum of P westermani infx px
Charcoat Leyden crystals
standard test for P westermani
Complement fixation
useful in confirming infection and treatment
MOT of P westermani
Ingestion of Crab Sundathelphusa philippina with metacercaria
Pancreatic fluke
Eurytrema pancreaticum
causes oriental schistosomiasis or katayamas disease
Schistosoma japonicum
infective stage of S.japnicum
cercaria
MOT: skin pentration Swimmers itch
smallest egg among blood fluke
small lateral spine more rounded
S japonicum
egg is non operculated with prominent spine lateral
S mansoni
with prominent terminal spine egg
S haematobium
specimen of Schistosoma haemotobium
24hr urine unpreserve between noon to 3pm
confirmatory test for schistosoma
circumoval precipitin test COPT
+ bleb formation
antibody detection for schistosoma
fast elisa
Largest tapeworm of man known as broad fish tapeworm
Diphyllobothrium latum/ Dibothriocephalus latus
shape of D latus scolex and uterus
Spatulate/ spoon shaped
uterus: rosette
Pathology of D latus
Megaloblastic anemia
vitamin b12 deficiency
Beef tapeworm
Taenia saginata
infective stage of T saginata
cysticercus bovis larva
What are the diagnostic lab for taenia saginata
Perianal swab
Double slide compression technique
clearing of lactophenol for 30mins
injecting india ink dye
count the uterine branches
Taenia saginata
pork tapeworm
Taenia solium
T saginata intermediate host
cattle cows camelsT
T solium intermediate host
Pig human
Scolex with rostellum armed wth two rows large and small hooklets
T solium
How many lateral branches does T saginata have
15 to 20 lateral branches tree-like
How many lateral branches does T solium has
7 to 13 dendritic or finger like
dwarf tapeworm smallest tapeworm infecting man
most common cestode in man
Hymenolepis nana