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Parasitology Flashcards

1
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Definitive Host

A

Harbors sexual/adult-stage parasite

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2
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Members of Subkingdom Protozoa

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Sarcodina/Rhizopoda
Ciliophora
Mastigophora
Sporozoa

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3
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Sarcodina species (10)

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Entamoeba histolytica
Entamoeba dispar
Entamoeba hartmanni
Entamoeba coli
Endolimax nana
Iodamoeba butschi
Entamoeba gingivalis
Entamoeba polecki
Negleria fowleri
Acanthamoeba spp
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4
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Identification of E. histolytica

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  • RBCs in troph
  • fingerlike and dendritic pseudopods
  • chromatoidal bodies in cyst
  • mature cyst with 4 nuclei
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5
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presence indicate fecal contam

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Non-pathological intestinal amoeba

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6
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Amoeba that does not inhabit the intestines

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E. gingivalis

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7
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Amoeba without cystic stage

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E. gingivalis

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8
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Charcot-Leyden Granules

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Product of eosinophils; present in amebic dysentery caused by E. histolytica

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9
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Morphologically identical to E. histolytica except DNA and ribosomal RNA

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E. dispar

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10
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Most number of nuclei in cystic stage of Amoeba

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E. coli

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11
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E. nana vs E. histolytica

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  • E. hustolytica : bull’s eye

- E. nana : cross-eyed

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12
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Amoeba with WBCs in vacuoles

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E. gingivalis

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13
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Uninucleated amoeba

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  • I. butschii

- E. polecki

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14
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Amoebic cyst with no chromatoidal bodies but with large glycogen mass

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I. butschii

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15
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Causes primary amoebic meningoencephalitis

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Negleria

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16
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Causes granulomatius amoebic encephalitis

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Acanthamoeba

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17
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With 2 forms of troph - (1) amoeboid (2) flagellate

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Naegleria fowleri

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18
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Amoeba in contact lens care solution

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Acanthamoeba

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19
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Cultured in BAP flooded with E. coli

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Acanthamoeba

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20
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Locomotory granules of Mastigophora

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Flagella

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21
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Pathology of Giargia lamblia

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Malabsorption (GL-CP), steatorrhea, Traveller’s diarrhea, Gay bowel’s syndrome

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22
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Distinct characteristics of G. lamblia

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  • cyst with 4 nuclei and retractile cytoplasmic membrane

- troph with 2 big nuclei with sucking disks –> OLD MANS FACE

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23
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Distinguishing characteristics of Chilomastix mesnili

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  • nipple-shaped cyst

- troph with 4 flagella, 1 nucleus, cytostome with spiral groove

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24
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Flagellate that can be transmitted by pinworm ova

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Dientamoeba fragilis

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25
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Trichomonad species

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T. hominis
T. vaginalis
T. tenax

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26
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Differentiate trichomonads by habitat

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T hominis: large intestines
T tenax: mouth
T vaginalis: vagina

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27
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Flagellate with no cystic stage

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Trichomonas sp

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28
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Distinguishing characteristic of trichomonads

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Presence of undulating membrane

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29
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Arrange trichomonads by SIZE

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T tenax < T hominis < T vaginalis

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30
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Arrange trichomonads by undulating membrane

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T vaginalis < T tenax < T hominis

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31
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Culture for trichomonads

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  • modified Diamond’s

- Feinberg with Whittington’s media

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32
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Genus under hemoflagellates

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Leishmania, Trypanosoma

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33
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Other term for amastigotes

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Lishman Donovan body

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34
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Describe amastigotes

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Ovoid, NM, intracellular

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35
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Other term for promastigote

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Leptomonal form

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36
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Describe promastigote

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Elongated, with ant flagella, kinetoplast is ant to nucleus

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37
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Crithidial form of flagellates

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Epimastigote

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38
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Stage with the formation of undulating membrane in hemoflagellates

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Epimastigote

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39
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Stage where the kinetoplast is near nucleus

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Epimastigote

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40
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Infective stage of Leishmania

A

Promastigote

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41
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Infective stage of trypanosome

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Trymastigote

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42
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Leishmania species and their respective habitats and patho

L. tropica
L. braziliensis
L. donovani

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  1. L tropica – skin – baghdad boil (dry lesion)
  2. L braziliensis – skin and mucous mem – american Leishmania, chiclero ulcer
  3. L donovani – visceral organs (spleen, BM, liver, nodes) – kala azar fever, dumdum fever, death fever
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43
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Vector of Leishmania spp

A

Sandfly – Phlebotomus spp

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44
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Species under Typanosoma brucei complex

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T. gambianse and T. rhodesiense

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45
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Vector for Trypanosoma brucei complex

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Glossina spp (Tse tse fly)

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46
Q

West Africa/Acute trypanosomiasis

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Ghambian

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47
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East Africa/Chronic trypanosomiasis

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Rhodesian

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48
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Winterbottom

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Lymph invasion of Leishmania spp

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49
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Kerandel’s

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Invasion of the CNS of Leishmania spp –> coma –> “sleeping sickness”

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50
Q

4/5 Cs of T. cruzi

A 
Chaga's disease
C-shaped
Cardiac, RES, CNS
Chang's Medium
Xenodiagnosis Test
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51
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Leishmania life cycle

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Phlebotomus (Amastigote) –> Man (Amastigote to Promastigote) –> Phlebotomus (Promastigote to Amastigote)

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52
Q

Locomotory granules for Ciliophora

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Ciliates

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53
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Only medically important ciliate

A

Balantidium coli

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54
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Distinct characteristics of B. coli

A

parasite of PIGS
Troph secretes HYALURONIDASE –> ulcers with wide neck and rounded base
LARGEST PATHOGENIC INTESTINAL protozoan

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55
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Locomotory granules of Sporozoans

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No distinct locomotory structure

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56
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Sporozoan with affinity to CNS

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Toxoplasma gondii

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57
Q

Differentiate tachizoites and bradyzoites

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Tachizoite: rapid-dividing troph
Bradyoite: slow-dividing troph

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58
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Toxoplasmosis

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CNS involvement in immunocompromised

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59
Q

Humans are ____ host for T. gondii

Cats are ____ host for T. gondii

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Man: Intermediate host
Cat: Definitive host

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60
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What sporozoan causes cholera like + mucous diarrhea ?

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Cryptosporidium parvum

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61
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What sporozoan causes diarrhea and malabsorption in immunocompromised?

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Isospora belli

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62
Q

Species of Malarial parasites (5)

A 
Plasmodium vivax
Plasmodium falciparum
Plasmodium ovale
Plasmodium malariae
Plasmodium knowlesi
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63
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Intermediate and definite hosts of malarial parasites

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IH: man (vertebrates)
DH: female anopheles

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64
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Vector of malarial parasites to man “available” in the Philippines

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A. minimus var flavirostris

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65
Q

Incubation period of malaria

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8-40 days

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66
Q

Classical sign of malaria

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Paroxym : chills, fever, sweat

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67
Q

Species that can cause malarial relapse

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P. vivax and P. ovale

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68
Q

Most common cause of malaria in the PH

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P. faciparum

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69
Q

Most common cause of malaria in the world

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P. vivax

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70
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Resistance to malarial parasites

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  1. Fy(a-b) gene: resistance to P. vivax
  2. G6PD: resistance to Plasmodium
  3. Sickle-cell anemia –> HgS –> anti-Plasmodium
  4. M-N gene: anti-P. falci
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71
Q

RBC infected with P. falci

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normal

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72
Q

RBC infected with P. vivax

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larger, pale, oval

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73
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RBC infected with P. ovale

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oval

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74
Q

RBC infected with P. malariae

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normal; may be smaller

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75
Q

RBC strippling of P. falci

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Maurer’s dots

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76
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RBC strippling of P. vivaz

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Schuffer’s or James dots

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77
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RBC strippling of P. ovale

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Schuffer’s or James dots

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78
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RBC strippling of P. malariae

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Ziemann’s dots

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79
Q

Stages in PBS of P. falci

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Ring forms and gametocyte

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80
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Stages in PBS of P. vivax, P. ovale, P. malariae

A

ALL

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81
Q

Specific malaria caused by P. falci

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Malignant tertian

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82
Q

Specific malaria caused by P. vivax

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Benign tertian

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83
Q

Specific malaria caused by P. ovale

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Tertian

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84
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Specific malaria caused by P. malariae

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Quartian

85
Q

Only malarial parasite with 72 hours asexual cycle

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P. malariae – quartian

86
Q

Primary drug of choice for malaria

A

Chloroquine

87
Q

Drug of choice for malaria when resistant

A

Quinine/Sulfadoxine

88
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Life cycle same with malarial parasites without the RBC stages

A

Babesia microti

89
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B. microti resembles what malarial paraste

A

P. falci ring forms

90
Q

Definitive host of Babesia

A

Deer

91
Q

Other term for tapeworm

A

Cestodes

92
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Characteristics of Cestodes

A
  • Adults are flat and segments
  • ALL are hermaphroditic
  • NO circulatory and digestive systems
  • Heteroxenous except H. nana
93
Q

Habitat of cestodes

A

Adult - small intestines

Larva - tissue / muscle

94
Q

Parts of the adult tapeworm

A
  • Scolex / Head: rostellum and hooklets
  • Neck: budding/growth zone
  • Strobila: body; chain of segments/PROGLOTTIDS
95
Q

Two groups of Cestodes and corresponding species

A

Pseudophyllidea (Diphyllobotrium latum)

Cyclophyllidea (T. saginta, T. solium, H. nana, H. diminuta, D. caninum, E. ganulosus)

96
Q

Pork tapeworm

A

Taenia solium

97
Q

Beef tapeworm

A

Taenia saginata

98
Q

Dwarf tapeworm

A

Hymenolepis nana

99
Q

Rat tapeworm

A

Hymenolepis diminuta

100
Q

Dog tapeworm

A

Dipylidium caninum

101
Q

Hydatid worm

A

Echinococcus granulosus

102
Q

Intermediate and definitive hosts of D. latum

A

IH: Crustaceans –> fresh water fish
DH: Man

103
Q

Fish tapeworm

A

Diphylobotrium latum

104
Q

Largest tapeworm of man

A

Diphylobotrium latum

105
Q

Scolex is almond-shaped with sucking organ called BOTHRIUM

A

Diphylobotrium latum

106
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Uterus of Diphylobotrium latum

A

rosette formation

107
Q

Eggs of Diphylobotrium latum

A

Operculated with small knob containing undeveloped coracidia

108
Q

Pathology of D. latum

A

Vit B-12 deficiency anemia

Megaloblastic anemia

109
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T. saginata vs T. soilum : intermediate host

A

T. saginata : cattle

T. solium: pig

110
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T. saginata vs T. soilum : scolex

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T saginata: no rostellar hooks

T. solium: with rostellum armed with TWO ROWS of large and small hooklets

111
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T. saginata vs T. soilum : gravid proglottids

A

T solium: 7-13 lateral branches that are dendritic

T. saginata: 15-20 lateral branches that are tree-like

112
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T. saginata vs T. soilum : infective stage

A

T. saginata : cycticercus bovis

T. solium: cycticercus cellulosae

113
Q

Third Taenia species

A

Taenia asiatica

114
Q

Cysticercus viscerotropica

A

T. asiatica found in the liver of intermediates hosts, such as pigs, cattle, monkeys, goats, wild boar

115
Q

Smallest tapeworm infecting man

A

Hymenolepis nana

116
Q

Tapeworm group with quadrate cup-like suckers (with or without hookelets)

A

Cyclophyllidea

117
Q

Tapeworm group with spherical, non-operculated embryonated ova

A

Cyclophyllidea

118
Q

Ova of Pseudophyllidea

A

Oval, operculated, with immature coracidia

119
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H. nana vs H. diminuta : scolex

A

H. nana: with rostellum of 20-30 spines

H. diminuta: no rostellum

120
Q

H. nana vs H. diminuta : eggs

A

H. nana: inner membrane with 2 polar thickening with 4-8 polar filaments
H. diminuta: inner membrane with 2 polar thickening without filaments

121
Q

Only tapeworm not requiring an intermediate host

A

H. nana

122
Q

Describe the proglottids of D. caninum

A
  • shaped like a melon seed

- have double set of reproductive organs and a genital pore on each side of the lateral margin

123
Q

Bothria vs acetabulla

A

Bothria: fake suckers
Acentabulla: muscular suckers

124
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Intermediate and definite host of Taenia solium

A

IH: pig
DH: man

125
Q

Intermediate and definite host of Taenia saginata

A

IH: cattle
DH: man

126
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Intermediate and definite host of Hymenolepis nana

A

IH: not required (insects)
DH: rat/man

127
Q

Intermediate and definite host of Hymenolepis diminuta

A

IH: insects
DH: rat/man

128
Q

Intermediate and definite host of Dipylidium caninum

A

IH: flea
DH: dog

129
Q

Intermediate and definite host of Echinococcus granulosus

A

IH: sheep, goat
DH: dog/wolf

130
Q

Other term for FLUKES

A

Trematodes

131
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Characteristics of trematodes

A
  • non-segmented bodies, dorsoventrally flattened

- with complete digestive system and two acentabula (oral for food; ventral for attachment)

132
Q

Species of blood flukes

A

Schistosoma japonicum
Schistosoma mansoni
Schistosoma haemotobium

133
Q

Oriental blood fluke

A

S. japonicum

134
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Manson’s blood fluke

A

S. mansoni

135
Q

Vesical fluke

A

S. haemotobium

136
Q

Blood fluke with small lateral knob

A

S. japonicum

137
Q

Blood fluke with large lateral knob

A

S. mansoni

138
Q

Blood fluke with terminal knob

A

S. haematobium

139
Q

Characteristics of blood flukes

A

Non-hermaphroditic
Adults are cylindrical
Non-operculated eggs
Male with gynecophoric groove

140
Q

Intermediate host of S. japonicum

A

Oncomelania quadrasi

141
Q

Non-blood fluke 1st and second intermediate hosts

A

1: snail
2: crab, fish, vegetable, snail

142
Q

Species for lung fluke

A

Paragonimus westermani

143
Q

Characteristics of P. westermani (adult and ova)

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  • hermaphroditic
  • leaf-like, non-segmented bodies, spiny integument
  • operculated eggs
144
Q

Intermediate hosts of P. westermani

A

1: Brothia asperata
2: freshwater crab (Sundathelpusa spp, Parathelpusa spp)

145
Q

Oriental Lung fluke

A

P. westermani

146
Q

Reservoir host of P. westermani

A

Rat, dog, cat

147
Q

Disease caused by P. westermani

A

Pulmonary inflammation and fibrosis leading to TB-like symptoms (endemic hemoptysis)

148
Q

Liver Flukes (4)

A

Fasciola hepatica
Fasciola gigantica
Clonorchis sinenssis
Opistochis felineus

149
Q

Intestinal Flukes (3)

A

Fasciolopsis buski
Echinostoma ilocanum
Heterophyes heterophyes

150
Q

Sheep liver fluke

A

F. hepatica

151
Q

Giant liver fluke

A

F. gigantica

152
Q

Chinese liver fluke

A

C. sinenssis

153
Q

Cat liver fluke

A

O. felineus

154
Q

Largest fluke paralysing man; largest intestinal fluke

A

F. buski

155
Q

Nematodes

A

Roundworms

156
Q

Species of intestinal roundworms

A

CASHET
CASH: small intestines
ET: large intestines

157
Q

Species of extra-intestinal roundworms

A

Filarial worms

Trichinella spiralis

158
Q

Characteristics of nematodes

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  • Unsegmented, bilaterally symmetrical, elongated bodies
  • With thick hyaline coating
  • Alimentary canal with simple tube extending from mouth to anus
  • non-hermaphroditic
  • with sensory organs or chemoreceptors
159
Q

Most common intestinal nematode of man

A

Ascaris lumbricoides

160
Q

Giant intestinal roundworm

A

Ascaris lumbricoides

161
Q

(Fertilized ) Ova of Ascaris

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shell with 3 layers

  • inner vitelline membrane
  • middle glycogen layer
  • outermost mamillation
162
Q

Adult of Ascaris

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head with 3 lips and a triangular buccal cavity

163
Q

Caused by Ascaris during larval migration (to the lungs)

A

Pneumonia, cough, fever, eosinophilia

164
Q

Soil-transmitted helminths

A

HAT
Hookworms
Ascaris
Trichuris

165
Q

Hookworm species

A

Necator americanus

Ancylostoma duodenale

166
Q

New world hookworm

A

N. americanus

167
Q

Old world hookworm

A

A. duodenale

168
Q

Adult hookworms

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N. a. : S-shaped with cutting plates

A. d. : C-shaped with 2 pairs of teeth

169
Q

Hookworm eggs

A

Colorless, thin shelled, ovoidal

170
Q

Hookworm pathology

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  • ground itch (skin penetration of larva)
  • Pneumonitis, bloody sputum
  • Blood loss with secondary microcytic hypochromic anemia and iron deficiency
171
Q

Whipworm

A

Trichuris trichiura

172
Q

Egg of whipworm

A

Barrel-shaped with bipolar plugs

173
Q

Pathology in heavy whipworm infection

A

bloody or mucoid diarrhea, mild anemia, rectal prolapse

174
Q

Pinworm

A

Enterobius vermicularis

175
Q

Most common helminth parasite in TEMPERATE regions

A

Pinworm

176
Q

Eggs of pinworm

A

D-shaped with fully-developed larva

177
Q

Adult pinworm

A

With cuticular alar expansion and esophageal bulb

178
Q

Pathology of E. vermicularis

A

Pruritis ani

Non-specific ab pain, nausea, vomiting

179
Q

Threadworm

A

Strongyloides stercoralis

180
Q

Three phases of adult thread worm

A

Parasitic
Free-livng
Autoinfection

181
Q

Pathology of S. Stercoralis

A

Cochin-China / Vietnam diarrhea

182
Q

Pudoc worm

A

Capillaria philippinensis

183
Q

Egg of C. philippinensis

A

Peanut-shaped with bipolar plugs

184
Q

Pathology of C. philippinensis

A
  • Borborygmi

- Volumous episodic diarrhea leading to electrolyte imbalance

185
Q

Muscle worm

A

T. spiralis

186
Q

Species of Filarial worms

A

Wuchereria bancrofti
Brugia malayi
Loa loa
Onchocerca volvulus

187
Q

Filarial worms with lymphatics as habitat

A

W. bancrofti and B. malayi

188
Q

Vector of W. bancrofti

A

Aedes, Anopheles

189
Q

Microfilaria of W. bancrofti

A

No nucleus in tail

190
Q

Vector of B. malayi

A

Mansonia

191
Q

Microfilaria of B. malayi

A

2 separate nuclei in tail

192
Q

Microfilaria of Loa loa

A

Nuclei continuous up to the tip of the tail

193
Q

Dog heartworm

A

Dirofilaria immitis

194
Q

Guinea worm

A

Dracunculus medinensis

195
Q

Rat lungworm

A

Parastronglys cantonensis

196
Q

Filarial worm causing eosinophilic meningoencephalitis

A

P. cantonensis

197
Q

WASHED framework

A

WAter, Sanitation, Hygiene, Education, Deworming

198
Q

When to use thick and thin blood smears

A

Malaria, Babesia, Trypanosoma, Leishmania, Filaria
THICK: screening
THIN: identification of species

199
Q

Primary direct wet mount

A

Saline mount

200
Q

Why avoid iodine mount

A

Destroys troph

201
Q

Stool fixative for protozoan cysts

A

5% formalin

202
Q

Stool fixative for helminth eggs and larvae

A

10% formalin

203
Q

Stool fixative for trichrome stain

A

PVA

204
Q

Permanent stains

A

Wheatley’s trichrome stain

Modified acid-fast stains

205
Q

Concentration methods

A 
Sedimentation
Floatation (protozoans and nematod eggs except Trichuris and Capillaria)
206
Q

Culture medium for Leishmania and Trypanosoma

A

Novy-McNeal-Nicolle

207
Q

Garrison’s Fluke

A

Echinostoma ilocanum

208
Q

Dwarf Fluke or Von Siebold’s Fluke

Smallest fluke to man

A

Heterophyes heterophyes

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