Practical 1 Flashcards by Natalie Reader

Q

Rhoptery

A

invaginate cells

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polar rings

A

squeeze connoid

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Micronemes

A

vacuole

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conoid

A

tapered barrel structure

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subpellicular microtubules

A

shape cells into form that allow parasite to efficently infect hosts

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tertian

A

48 hours, vivax, ovale

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sub tertian

A

36 hours, falciparum

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quarten

A

72 hours, malariae

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schuffners dots

A

vivax, ovale

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ziemann’s dots

A

malariae

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maurer’s dots

A

falciparum

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E.coli

A

8 nucleus in cysts

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E. hystolytica

A

4 nucleus in cysts

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axostyle

A

burrows in tissue

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Suction disc (G.lambia)

A

attach to host epithelium cells

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Trypamastigotes

A

kinetoplastid in front

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epimastigotes

A

posterior kinetoplastid

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promastigote

A

no ungellated membrane, posterior kinetoplatid

Q

Glossina species

A

tsetse fly, gambiense, rhondeniense

Q

Triatoma species

A

kissing bug, t.cruzi

Q

Lutzomyia species

A

new world sand fly, L. donovani, L. braziliensis

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Phlebotomus species

A

old world sand fly, L. tropica, L.donavani

Q

Monostome

A

one sucker

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amphistome

A

suckers on both ends

Q

gasterostome

A

ox head, ventral and posterior suckers

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Leptocercous

A

thin tailed

Q

Pleurolophocercous

A

tail with finfold

Q

furcocercous

A

forked tail

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microcercous

A

small tail

Q

echinostome cercaria

A

spiny mouth

Q

cystopherous cercariae

A

no tail (trigger)

Q

Xiphidio

A

stylet (pin near mouth)

Q

opthalmo

A

eye spots