Parasitology Flashcards
A type of parasite that infect only those that are immunocompromised
Opportunistic parasite
____ parasite-infecting cells
Obligate intracellular parasites
_____ largest intestinal nematode
Ascaris lumbricoides
A.k.a eelworm
Ascaris lumbricoides
_____ pinworm; seatworm
Enterobius vermicularis
_____ WHIPWORM
Trichuris trichiura
_____ old world hookworm
Ancylostoma duodenale
___ new world hookworm
Necator americanus
____ smallest intestinal nematode
Strongyloides stercoralis
___ local worm;pudoc worm
capillaria philippinensis
pork muscle roundworm
Trichinella spiralis
brancroft’s filarial
W. bancrofti
eyeworm that does not cause blindness
Loa loa
malayan filaria
Brugia malayi
convulated filarial that causes blindness
Onchocerca volvulus
rat lung worm
Angiostrongylus cantonensis
dog heart worm
D. immitis
herring worm, cod worm, seal worm
anisakis spp
enumerate the blood flukes
S. japonicum (oriental)
S. mansoni (manson’s)
S. haematobium (vesical)
oriental lung fluke
Paragonimus westermani
enumerate the intestinal flukes
Echinostoma ilocanum
H. heterophyes
Metagonimus yokogawai
enumerate the liver flukes
F. hepatica
C. sinensis
O. felineus
other term for “pseudophyllidea”
“fake tapeworm”
other term for “cyclophyllidea”
“true tapeworm”
deadliest trematode
H. heterophyes
deadliest cestode
H. nana
pork/armed tapeworm
taenia solium
beef/unarmed tapeworm
taenia saginata
egg that contains fully develop larva in its shell (ready to hatch)
embryonated egg
most common helminth
enterobius vermicularis
___ lay eggs in unsegmented stage (unembryonated)
oviparous
____ lay eggs in segmented stage (embryonated)
ovoviparous/oviviparous
habitat of M. streptocerca
1mm beneath the skin
habitat of M. ozzardi and M. perstans
body cavities
habitat of L. loa and O. volvulus
subcutaneous tx.
give the habitat of the ff.
1. W. bancrofti - _____
2. B. malayi - ______
- lower lymphatics
- upper lymphatics
nematodes unable to produce eggs; parasites with no egg stage are called?
larviparous/viviparous
“TAD”
filarial worms common in the philippines that cause lymphatic filariasis
W. bancrofti and B. malayi
larvae that goes to the blood is called?
microfilaria
diagnostic of filarial worms:
microfilaria
give the 2 developmental stages of filarial worms
- larva
-> rhabditiform (vector)
-> microfilaria (man) - adult
give the 2 non-human hookworms
A. braziliense
A. caninum
give the 2 non-human ascaris
T. caninum
T. cati
infective stage of D. immitis, P. cantonensis, Anisaki spp.
3rd stage larva
definitive and intermediate host of P. cantonensis
DH: rats
IH: snails
infective stage of blood flukes?
fork-tailed cercaria
most romantic pair among parasites?
blood flukes
MOT of blood flukes
skin penetration
give the 2 hosts of blood flukes to complete life cycle
1 DH: Man
1 IH: snails/mollusk
STAGES OF BLOOD FLUKE:
_____ is a larva with cilia; penetrates IH and mature inside
miracidium
STAGES OF BLOOD FLUKE:
_____ is a mature miracidium
sphorocyst
STAGES OF BLOOD FLUKE:
_____ matures into cercaria
sporocyst
STAGES OF BLOOD FLUKE:
_____ goes out of the snail then swim in the water. penetrate the human skin;
cercaria
STAGES OF BLOOD FLUKE:
_____ cercaria w/o tail; travels in the blood vessels, superior & inferior mesenteric and the veins of the urinary bladder
schistosomules
type of blood fluke that infects veins of the rectum
S. mansoni
type of blood fluke that infects superior mesenteric veins
S. japonicum
type of blood fluke that infects vesical veins/ veins of urinary bladder
S. haematobium
infective stage of liver, lung, intestinal flukes
metacercaria
2nd IH of p. westermani
crabs
2nd IH of E. ilocanum
snails
2nd IH of C. sinensis, H. heterphyes, M. yokogawai, o. felineus
fishes
2nd IH of f. hepatica and F. buski
fresh water vegetations
mature form of sporocyst in live-lung-intestinal
redia
2nd IH of D. latum
copepods
nematode that has mamillary coat
A. lumbricoides
commonly referred to as japanese lantern ova
T. trichiura
best time to collect or swab for E. vermicularis
early in the morning
peanut shaped eggs with flat polar plugs
C. philippinensis
spx for O. volvulus
skin snips
spx for m. ozzardi
blood
w/ 2 terminal nuclei
B. malayi
nucleus extending to tip of curved tail
M. streptocerca
nucleus extending to tip of tail
M. perstan
L. loa
nucleus not extending to tip of tail
W. bancrofti
O. volvulus
M. ozzardi
shepherd’s crook appearance
M. streptocerca
conc. technique for the diagnosis of filariasis
Knott’s concentration
w/ 3 oval lips
A. lumbricoides
w/ cuticular alar expansion
E. vermicularis
w/ 1 pair of teeth
A. braziliense
w/ 2 pairs of teeth
A. duodenale
w/ 3 pairs of teeth
A. caninum
semilunar cutting plates
N. americanus
barbers pole appearance
P. cantonensis
thick shelled intestinal fluke
H. heterophyes
thin shelled intestinal fluke
M. yokogawai
fried egg appearance
hymenolopsis diminuta
_____ due to migration of larva to lungs
loeffler’s syndrome
the only one who has 3 ovaries
t. solium
human hookworms that causes iron deficiency anemia
N. americanus
A. duodenale
produces coin lesions in the lungs and can be detected thru XRAY
D. immitis
elephantiasis of the lower limbs is caused by
W. bancrofti
elephantiasis of the upper limbs is caused by
B. malayi
____ triggers production of chyluric/milky urine
W. bancrofti
_____titer significant for OLM and _____ VLM
1:8
1.32
causes Abdominal angiostrongyliasis
parastrongylus costaricensis
allergic reaction that could happen ff. cercaria
swimmer’s itch
hypersensitivity reaction due to migration of schistosomule to appropriate blood vessel
katayama fever
produces symptoms like TB
p. westermani
______ w/o caudal chemoreceptors
APHASMIDS
May cause Vit. b12 deficiency anemia
D. latum
life span of adult D. latum & Taenia spp.
20 years
sero test for E. granulosus
Cansoni’s
incubation temp req. for COPT
35-37 degC
antigen for COPT
lyophilized eggs of S. japonicum
(+) result for COPT
bleb formation
B. microti vector host:
ticks/ixodes spp
produces trophozoites with maltese cross appearance
B. microti
new world trypanosomiasis; causes chaga’s disease
T. cruzi
East african sleeping sickness; rapidly fatal
T. brucei rhodesiense
west african sleeping sickness; longer course
T. brucei gambiense
gold standard for diagnosis of toxoplasma gondii
sabin-feldman dye test
(reagent: methylene blue ; (+) result: loss of parasite affinity to methylene blue)
conc. technique for the recovery of C. parvum oocyst
sheather’s floatation
identified as a cause of diarrheal outbreaks in the US
G. lamblia amd C. parvum
parasite that produces auto-fluorescence and appearing a cyanobacteria like body
C. cayetanensis
gold standard for malaria detection
thick and thin smear