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PRL NMT Capillaria Trichinella Hookworm Stronglyloides Flashcards

1
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Capillaria philippinensis is endemic to which specific place?

A

Pudoc, Ilocos Sur

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Habitat of C. philippinensis

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Small Intestine

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Diagnostic stage of C. philippinensis

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Ova in stool

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Infective stage of C. philippinensis

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Larva in intermediate host

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MOT of C. philippinensis

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Ingestion of raw/undercooked fish

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6
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Two types of female adult C. philippinensis

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Typical & Atypical

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7
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Difference between typical and atypical C. philippinensis female adult

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typical: egg in uterus, oviparous (8-10)
atypical: oviviparous, larviparous (40-45 eggs, 2-3 rows)

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8
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Difference between the T. trichiuris egg and C. philippinensis egg

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C. philippinensis has striations and has flattened bipolar plugs

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9
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Appearance of C. philippinensis egg

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Peanut/Guitar shaped

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10
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Routine diagnosis for C. philippinensis

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DFS

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11
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Drug of choice for C. philippinensis

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Mebendazole

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12
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Alternative drug for C. philippinensis

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Albendazole

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13
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Other diagnostic tests for C. philippinensis

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FECT, examination of duodenal aspirate, Kato-Katz

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14
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Preferred sample for Trichinella spiralis

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Muscle tissue (from gastrocnemius or deltoid muscle)

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15
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Common name of Trichinella spiralis

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Trichina worm, muscle worm

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16
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“Dead-end” host of T. spiralis

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Humans

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17
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Habitat of adult T. spiralis

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Small intestine

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18
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Habitat of larvae T. spiralis

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Striated muscle

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19
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Diagnostic stage of T. spiralis

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Encysted larva

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20
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Infective stage of T. spiralis

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Encysted larva

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21
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Mode of transmission of T. spiralis

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Ingestion

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22
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Muscle tissue biopsy for T. spiralis is also called as _____

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Squash preparation

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23
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2 hypersensitivity reactions observed when intradermal test for T. spiralis is done

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Wheal (redness) and Flare (swelling)

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24
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2 Serological tests for T. spiralis

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Bentonite Flocculation Test
Bachman Intradermal Test

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25
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3 phases of pathology of T. spiralis

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Enteric phase
Invasion phase
Convalescent phase

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26
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Function of the nurse cell in T. spiralis

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Provide nutrition

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27
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Pathology of T. spiralis

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Eosinophilia
Preorbital swelling
Muscular tenderness, pain
Edema
Diarrhea

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28
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_____ is found at the causal end of male T. spiralis

A

Cloacae

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29
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T/F: Male T. spiralis has no spicule

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T

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30
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Color of male T. spiralis

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Yellowish

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31
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Describe the papillae and testis of the male T. spiralis

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2 pairs of large, fleshy conical papillae

Single testis

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32
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Color of female T. spiralis

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Pinkish

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33
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Describe the uterus of the female T. spiralis

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Club shaped uterus (filled with >1 500 developing eggs and larva)

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34
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Length of male and female T. spiralis

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Male: 1.4-1.6 mm)
Female: 5 mm

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35
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Appearance of the T. spiralis larva

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Spear-like burrowing tip anterior

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36
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Coils up in the muscle fiber and become encysted there

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T. spiralis larva

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37
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Diagnostic stage of T. spiralis

A

Encysted larva

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38
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Infective stage of T. spiralis

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Encysted larva

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39
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Muscle enzymes used to diagnose T. spiralis

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LD, Aldolase, CK

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40
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Sample used in Bentonite Flocculation Test

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Serum (detects antibody)

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41
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Diagnostic techniques for T. spiralis

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Muscle biopsy
Ultrasound
Beck’s Xenodiagnostic Test
Bentonite Flocculation Test
Bachman Intradermal Test
Knott or membrane filtration concentration

42
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At what stage of T. spiralis infection is Knott or membrane filtration concentration done?

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During larval migration

43
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Ratio of larval antigen dilution in Bachman intradermal test

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1:5000 or 1:10000

44
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Waiting time for Bachman intradermal test

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15-20 minutes

45
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Human hookworm species

A

Necator americanus
Ancylostoma duodenale
Ancylostoma celaynicum

46
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Animal hookworm species

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Ancylostoma braziliense (cats)
Ancylostoma caninum (dogs)

47
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Mode of transmission of hookworm

A

Skin penetration

48
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Infective stage of hookworm

A

Filariform or L3 Larva

49
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Diagnostic stage of hookworm

A

ova

50
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Habitat of hookworm

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Small intestine

51
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Specimen used for the diagnosis of hookworm

A

Fecal specimen

52
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Dental pattern of N. americanus

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1 pair of semilunar cutting plates; dorsal median tooth; deep pair of triangular subventral lancets

53
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Dental pattern of A. duodenale

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2 pairs of fused ventral teeth

54
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Dental pattern of A. caninum

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3 pairs of ventral teeth

55
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Dental pattern of A. braziliense

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1 pair of larger outer teeth and 1 pair of very inconspicious median teeth

56
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Copulatory bursa of N. americanus

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Fused spicules; deep cleft; bipartite dorsal rays

57
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Copulatory bursa of A. duodenale

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Unfused spicules; shallow cleft; bipartite dorsal rays

58
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Copulatory bursa of A. caninum

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Bursa is supported by long slender rays

59
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Copulatory bursa of A. braziliense

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Bursa is supported by short stubby rays

60
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Pathology of hookworms (humans)

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Cutaneous stage: ground itch
Pulmonary phase: pneumonitis
Intestinal: Blood loss; iron deficiency anemia

61
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Pathology of animal hookworms

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Cutaneous larval migrans; eosinophilic enteritis

62
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Diagnostic techniques for hookworms

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DFS, concentration techniques, Kato-katz, culture techniques (Harada mori)

63
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Treatment for hookworms

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Albendazole, Mebendazole

64
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Pathology of C. philippinensis

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Intestinal capillariasis, mystery disease, severe watery diarrhea, gurgling stomach

65
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Intermediate hosts of C. philippinensis

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Bagsang, Bagsit, Ipon, Birot

66
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New world hookworm

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N. americanus

67
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Old world hookworm

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A. duodenale

68
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Difference in the body curvature of A. duodenale and N. americanus

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A. duodenale: “C” shaped
N. americanus: “S” shaped

69
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Normal life span of A. duodenale and N. americanus

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15 or more years; usually 5-10 yrs

70
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Which hookworm has a plain, simple, not barbed spicule?

A

A. duodenale

71
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Which hookworm has a barbed spicule?

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N. americanus

72
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T/F: Hookworms are capable of heart-lung migration

A

T

73
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The “open-mouth” stage of hookworm

A

Rhabditiform larva (L1)

74
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Pathology of hookworm due to larva

A

Ground itch/dew itch
Heart lung migration
Wakana/Katayana Disease

75
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Pathology of hookworm due to adult

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Abdominal pain
Bleeding
Weakness
Increased pulse rate
Edema
Anemia

76
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Smallest nematode infecting man

A

Strongyloides stercoralis

77
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Final host of S. stercoralis

A

Man

78
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Habitat of S. stercoralis

A

Small intestine

79
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Diagnostic stage of S. stercoralis

A

L1 larva

80
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Infective stage of S. stercoralis

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L3 larva

81
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Mode of transmisison of S. stercoralis

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Skin penetration

82
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Common name of S. stercoralis

A

Thread worm

83
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Pathology of S. stercoralis

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Vietnam Diarrhea
Larva Currens
Strongyloidiasis
Diarrhea
Honey Comb Ulcers
Cochin China Diarrhea

84
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Appearance of S. stercoralis egg

A

Chinese Lantern Appearance

85
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T/F: S. stercoralis eggs are rarely seen in examination

A

T

86
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2 methods of Harada mori technique

A

Tube
Petri Dish

87
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Diagnostic tests for S. stercoralis

A

DFS, duodenal aspirate, Baermann technique, Harada mori, Agar plate culture for S. stercoralis, Beale’s string test, Entero test, ELISA

88
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Treatment for S. stercoralis

A

Ivermectin
Albendazole
Thiabendazole

89
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The non-feeding stage; no sheath; fork-tailed/notched end form of S. stercoralis

A

Filariform larva

90
Q

Also known as rat lung worm

A

Angiostrongylus cantonensis

91
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Other name of A. cantonensis

A

Panstrongylus cantonensis

92
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Final host of A. cantonensis

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Rats (Ratus norvigecus and Rattus rattus)

93
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Accidental host of A. cantonensis

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Man

94
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Intermediate host of A. cantonensis

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Mollusks (Acathina fulica; Giant African land snail)

95
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Paratenic host of A. cantonensis

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Prawn; crabs

96
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Habitat of A. cantonensis

A

Lungs in the final host

97
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Infective stage of A. cantonensis

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L3 larva (rats), L1 larva (slugs and snails)

98
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Appearance of uterine tubules of A. cantonensis

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Barber’s pole apperance

99
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Appearance of the caudal bursa of male A. cantonensis

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Kidney-shaped, single lobed

100
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Diagnosis of A. cantonensis

A

Cell count (blood and spinal fluid eosinophilia)
CT Scan
ELISA

101
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