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If there is a presence of ingested red blood cells, the E. histolytica is an?

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invasive type

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Infective stage of Amoebiasis

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CYST

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  • Abdominal wall through rupture or open drainage of hepatic lesion
  • Perianal or colostomy area

AMOEBIASIS ______

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AMOEBIASIS CUTIS

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AMOEBIC ___________
* Involvement of recto-sigmoid region causes frank dysentery.

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AMOEBIC DYSENTERY

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AMOEBIASIS _______
* Edematous elevation of skin
* Irregular margin of spreading ulcer

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CUTIS

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TROPHOZOITE of//?

  • Cytoplasm is “dirty-looking” due to plenty of vacuoles that
    contain ingested food particles as well as bacteria.
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entamoeba coli

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Motility of entamoeba coli TROPHOZOITE

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SLUGGISH AND NONDIRECTIONAL WHEN ALIVE

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DIAGNOSTIC CHARACTERISTIC OF ENTABOEBA COLI CYST

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MULTIPLE PROMINENT NUCLEI

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'’SMALL RACE”

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ENTAMOEBA HARTMANI

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MOTILITY OF E. HARTMANI IN TROPHOZOITE FORM

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SLUGGISH AND SLIGHTLY DIRECTIONAL

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DIAGNOSTIC FEATURE OF E. HARTMANI CYST

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RICE-GRAINED CHROMOTOIDAL BODIES

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ENDOLIMAX NANA MOTILITY IN TROPHOZOITE FORM

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“sluglike” motility

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DIAGNOSTIC FEATURE OF ENDOLIMAX NANA CYST

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CROSS-EYED APPEARANCE OF THE 22 ADJACENT NUCLEI

COMMA-SHAPED CHROMOTOIDAL BODIES

GROUND GLASS CYTOPLASM

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14
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Its trophozoite form has a Cytoplasm with a large pinkish glycogen mass that is about
½ or 1/3rd of the size of the organism.

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iodamoeba butschili

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LARGE GLYCOGEN MASS ALMOST OCCUPYING THE SIZE OF THE ORGANISM is the diagnostic characteristic of?

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iodamoeba butschili in CYST form

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16
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_________ causes primary amoebic meningoencephalitis (PAM).

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Naegleria fowleri

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17
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  • Also known as the brain-eating amoeba.
  • This amoeba is commonly found in warm freshwater and soil.
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NAEGLERIA FOWLERI

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18
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The recommended treatment for Naegleria infection is a
combination of ?

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AMPHOTERICIN B and MILTEFOSINE

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19
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They are also obtained from Jacuzzis, air-conditioning and ventilating units, dialysis machines, and even contact lens.

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ACANTHAMOEBA SPECIES

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20
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Cyst: is double walled with polyhedral or stellate endocyst
and wrinkled ectocyst.

ACANTHAMOEBA ___________

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ACANTHAMOEBA POLYPHAGA

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Cyst: biconcave in shape with a folded ectocyst and stellate
endocyst.

ACANTHAMOEBA ___________

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A. ASTRONYXIS

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22
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A. polyphaga and A. hatchetti were found in cases of ??

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EYE INFECTIONS ONLY

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23
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How many stool samples should be collected when following the
typical O&P collection protocol?

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3

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24
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the ratio of fixative to stool specimens

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3:1

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25
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All-purpose fixative for the recovery of protozoa and
helminths

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FORMALIN

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26
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Comprised of a plastic powder that act as an adhesive for
stool specimen when preparing slide for staining.

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POLYVINYL ALCOHOL

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27
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  • Can be sued for performing conc techniques and permanent
    stained smear.
  • Only requires single vial and it is mercury free
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SODIUM ACETATE FORMALIN

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28
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  • Free of formalin and mercury
  • Can be sued for conc techniques and
    permanent stained smears.
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ALTERNATIVE SINGLE-VIAL SYSTEM

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29
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Diagnostic stages of parasites
detected microscopically are measured in units known as
??

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MICRONS

30
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Also known as direct well mount.

A

DIRECT WET PREPARATION

31
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  • May be made to enhance the detail of the protozoan cysts.
  • Lugol’s or D’Antoni’s formula (drop of iodine)
  • It destroy the TROPHOZOITES stages of protozoan.
A

DIRECT WET IODINE PREPARATION

32
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clearing solution in KATO THICK SMEAR

A

GLYCERINE

33
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used to give color to the cellophane in
order to give a pale green bg to the eggs and to minimize the
brightness of the microscopic field

A

MALACHITE GREEN

34
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  • Useful in detecting eggs with thick shells such as Ascaris
    and Trichuris.
  • Not eggs with thin shells (hookworm)
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KATO-THICK SMEAR

35
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Reagents:
o 40% HCl
o Ether

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ACID ETHER CONC TECHNIQUE

36
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  • Most widely used sedimentation techniique.
  • Based on specific gravity
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FROMALIN-ETHY ACETATE SEDIMENTATION PROCEDURE

37
Q

The direct wet preparation can be eliminated from the O&P
examination if the specimen is received in fixative.

TRU OR FOLZ

A

TRUE

38
Q

Useul for the recovery of both helminth eggs and protozoan
cysts.
* Makes use of 10% formalin which is all purpose fixative

A

FORMALIN ETHER CONCENTRATION

39
Q

Zinc sulfate with a specific gravity of ???

A

1.18 to 1.20

40
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  • Is considered as the BEST for the recovery of coccidian oocysts,
    mainly Cryptosporidium, Cyclospora and Isospora.
A

SHEATHER’S SIGAR FLOATION

41
Q

Boiled sugar solution preserved with phenol is used in this
method.

A

SHEATHER’S SIGAR FLOATION

42
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  • Time-consuming
  • Excellent morphology of the intestinal protozoa.
A

IRON HEMATOXYLIN

43
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  • Most widely used permanent stain
  • It uses reagents with a relatively long shelf life and the procedure is easy
    to perform
A

WHEATLY TRICHOLME

44
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  • Use of a saturated table salt solution.
A

BRINE FLOTATION

45
Q
  • Positive stools are mixed with moistened soil or granulated
    charcoal.

BAERMANN TECHNIQUE

A

COPRO CULTURE

46
Q

Consistency of the stool is the main determinant for the
sensitivity of this technique.

Used for assessing the intensity of infection in
Schistosomiasis and common soil transmitted
helminthiases

A

KATO KATZA METHOD

47
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STOOL DILUENT IN STOLL EGG COUNT IS

A

SODIUM HYDROXIDE

48
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  • Is the specimen of choice for the detection of Enteriobius
    vermicularis (pinworm) eggs.
  • Otherwise known as the Graham technique
A

CELLOPHANE TAPE PREPARATION

49
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  • A gelatin capsule that contains a coiled length of yarn should be
    swallowed by the patient.
A

DUODENAL MATERIAL

50
Q

Blood parasites that may be recovered in the blood:
▪ L___________
▪ Trypanosoma spp.
▪ P________
▪ Babeisa spp.
▪ M________

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▪ Leishmania donovani
▪ Trypanosoma spp.
▪ Plasmodium
▪ Babeisa spp.
▪ Microfilaria

51
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most useful in species identification of malarial
parasites.

A

THIN SMEARS

52
Q

used in the demonstration of microfilariae and
rapid diagnosis of malarial infection.

A

THICK SMEARS

53
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o Considered the preferred stain because it allows for the detection of parasite detail necessary for species identification

o May be prepared from powder or may be commercially purchased a conc stock solution.

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GIEMSA STAIN

54
Q

Makes use of a capillary tube which is precoated with acridine
orange and potassium oxalate.

A

QUANTITATIVE BUFFY COAT

55
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Designed to concentrate blood specimens suspected of
containing low number of microfilariae

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KNOTT’S CONCENTRATION

56
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  • Also useful when the density of microfilariae is low.
  • Make use of syringe attached to a Swinney filter holder
A

MEMBRANE FILTRATION

57
Q

is an examples of culture
medium designed for the recovery of Leishmania spp. and
Trypanosoma cruzi

A

NOVY-MACNEAL-NICOLLE

58
Q

Thick blood smears for malaria are recommended for species
identification?

T OR F

A

FALSE

59
Q

Produces antibodies that can cause
precipitation reaction on the eggs of
the parasites

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CIRCUMOVAL PRECIPITIM TEST

60
Q

RETRACTED CYTOPLASM IS A DIAGNOSTIC FEATURE OF

A

GIARDIA DUODENALIS CYST

61
Q

“OLD MAN WITH EYE-GLASSES APPEARANCE” CAN BE SEEN IN

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GIARDIA DUODENALIS TROPHOZOITE

62
Q

giardiasis causes traveler’s diarrhea and
called as ?

A

“Leningrad’s curse”

63
Q

Cytoplasm is filled with numerous siderophile
granules (diagnostic) is present in

A

TRICHOMONAS VAGINALIS TROPHOZOITE

64
Q

It exists both in cyst and trophozoite form, however it is often
found solely as a trophozoite.

A

DIENTAMOEBA FRAGILIS

64
Q

Round, ovoid, or shaped like a torpedo (referred as torpedo
form), singly nucleated, non-flagellate, with prominent
kinetoplast and axoneme.

A

AMASTIGOTE

64
Q

Elongated with pointed ends, singly nucleated, with
prominent kinetoplast and axoneme with anterior flagellum.

A

PROMASTIGOTE

65
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An intracellular parasite that cause the disease
leishmaniasis, Kala-azar, death fever and Dum-dum fever

A

LEISHMANIA DONOVANI

66
Q

It is intracellular and non-motile form because
it lacks external flagellum.

A

AMASTIGOTES

67
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Chagas disease can be treated with benznidazole and
_____________

A

nifurtimox

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A