Protozoa (Skin/Intestinal) Flashcards

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apicomplexa

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intracellular

protozoa

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zoomastigophorea

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flagellated protozoa

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3
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sarcodina

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amoebas

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ciliophora

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ciliated protozoa

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intestinal

protozoan infections

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giardiasis
cryptosporidiosis
dientameoba infection
blastocystis 
infection
amoebiadis
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Beaver Fever

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giardia duodenalis

pear shaped, flagellated, no mitochondria

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asymptomatic giardiasis

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60% greater in children

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acute giardiasis

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1-4 wk incubation
loose, foul stool
steatorrhea (no blood)
fever 
(early)
weight loss, anorexia, malaise, cramps, bloating, nausea
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chronic giardiasis

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steatorrhea

growth retardation

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malabsorption

chronic giardiasis

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steatorrhea
growth retardation
vv serum carotene
abnormal xylose test

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giardia duodenalis dx

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fecal exam
enterotest (swallow string)
duodenal aspiration
biopsy

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giardia duodenalis tx

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metronidazole
tinidazole

10 - 20% relapse

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coccidian protozoa

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cryptosporidium parvum

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14
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cryptosporidium

parvum

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GI and resp of vertebrates
intracellular
children often asymptomatic

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15
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cryptosporidiosis in

Milwaukee

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1993
drinking water
> 100 deaths
400,000 sick

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16
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cryptosporidium

parvum transmission

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person to person (day care)
zoonotic (farmers)
water (swim/drink)

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cryptosporidium sxs

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watery diarrhea
dehydration, weight loss
abdominal pain
fever
N&V
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18
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HIV + cryptosporidiosis

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1 - 2 wk recovery time

chronic diarrhea

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cryptosporidium dx

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modified acid fast stain
direct immunofourescence
EIA kit
immunoassay

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20
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cryptosporidium tx

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nitazoxanide

tx immune deficiency

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21
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“Big Cryptosporidium”

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cyclospora cayetanensis

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22
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cyclosporiasis sxs

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watery diarrhea
fatigue
GAS
chronic diarrhea w AIDS
remission & relapse
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23
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cyclosporiasis dx

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modified acid fast of feces

PCR of feces

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24
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isospora belli

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chronic diarrhea w AIDS

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microsporidia
``` spore forming enterocytozoon bieunsi chronic diarrhea w AIDS biliary tract disease disseminated infection (eye, lung, kidney) ```
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controversial | pathogenicity
blastocystis hominis (lg glycogen vesicle, parasite present in 5% of ppl)
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dientameoba fragilis
associated w enterobius infection linked to chronic abd pain (gastroenteritis) watery diarrhea
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amoebiasis
entamoeba histolytica infection peak 5 - 9 yo major morbidity in central/south america, sub india
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Can't differentiate | microscopically
entamoeba dispar & | entamoeba histolytica
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amoebiasis syndromes
asymptomatic colonization dysentery colitis liver abscess
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amoebic colitis | signs/sxs
``` sxs > 4 wks male:female 9:1 abd tenderness hepatomegaly jaundice ```
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anchovy paste
aspirate of amoebic liver abcess
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amoebiasis dx
stool microscopy stool antigen detection (diferentiates dispar from histolytica) stool PCR
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invasive amoebiasis tx | colitis, liver abscess
metronidazole (trophozites) luminal agent (cysts) drainages not usually required
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amoebiasis tx | assymptomatic colonization
luminal agent alone - paramomycin - iodoquinol
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apicomplexa
intracellualar protozoa
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zoomastigophorea
flagellated protozoa
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sarcodina
amoebas
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ciliophora
ciliated protozoa
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HAT
human african trypanosomiasis | "sleepping sickness"
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morphologically identical | ssp of trypanosomes
gambian HAT | rhodesian HAT
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HAT vector
tsetse fly
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stage of HAT
early (assymptomatic): tryps in blood and lymph late: CNS involvement, typs in CSF
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west african HAT
T. gambiense
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trypanosoma brucei brucei
cattle
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east african HAT
T. rhodesiense
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congo
gambiense or rhodesinse
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gambian HAT signs/sxs
``` winterbottom's sign months-yrs w/o sxs intermittent fever weight loss diurnal somnolence nocturnal insomnia constant headache behavior changes death ```
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rhodesian HAT progression
develops over weeks | shorter than gambian HAT
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winterbottom's sign
posterior cervial adenopathy
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HAT dx
erythrocyte sedementation rate hypergammaglobulinemia ^IgM giemsa stain (from nodes, blood, CSF)
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CATT card
agglutination test for T. gambiense only
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HAT tx
suramin (rhodesian) pentamadine (gambian) melarsoprol eflornithine (late stage gambian)
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gambian HAT prevention
case detection and mgmt | no zoonotic reservoir
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rhodesian HAT prevention
``` vector control veterinary control (cattle reservoir) ```
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highest chagas burden
bolivia argentina paraguay
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kissing bug
chagas vector
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acute chagas
``` chagoma (lesion at parasite entry) romana's sign (conjunctiva is port of entry) malaise, fever, facial edema lymphocytosis parasitemia myocarditis (ECG changes) ```
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chronic chagas | may present decades later
``` dilated cardiomyopathy LV aneurism conduction defect megacolon megaesophagus ```
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phagocytic of RBCs
entamoeba histolytica
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acute chagas dx | not standard
myocarditis (in the right epidemiologic setting) parasites in body fluid PCR
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chronic chagas dx
T cruzi IgG | PCR
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chagas tx
``` nifurtimox & benznidazole long tx only 50% cured pacemaker heart transplant ```
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chagas control
insecticide education home improvement screen blood transfusion
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US chagas
3000 - 1 million Los A tx center LA, MS, TX
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leishmania vector
sandfly
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kala azar | "black fever"
visceral leishmaniasis
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leishmania donovani
asia-africa
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leishmaia infantum
southern europe
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leishmania chagasi
brazil
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``` kala azar (visceral leishmania)  signs/sxs ```
``` fever weight loss hepatospenomegaly pancytopenia hypergammaglobulinemia hyperpigmentation ("black fever") ``` often self resolving
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most susceptible to kala asar
< 5 yo
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kala azar dx
blood/biopsy PCR microscopic visualization of amastigotes serology (anti-rK39) intradermal leishmanin skin test
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K9 reservoir
leishmaniasis
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visceral leishmaiasis tx
pentavalent antimony liposomal amphoteracin B oral miltefosine
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cutaneous leishmaniasis | L. braziliensis
``` leison at inoculation site wet lesion (pizza) dry lesion (smaller, crusty) ```
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cutaneous leishmaniasis dx
biopsy not serology pathology PCR
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old world cutaneous | leishmaniasis
L. major | L. tropica
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new world leishmaniasis
L. mexicana L. amazonesis L. braziliensis
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mucocutaneous leishmaniasis | L. braziliensis
mucosal lesions along w/after cutaneous lesions commonly nose & oropharynx usually not prevented by prior tx of cutaneous lesions
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mild cutaneous | leishmaniasis tx
topical paramomycin heat therapy intralesional antimony
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moderate cutaneous | leishmaniasis tx
pentavalent antimony fluconazole/ketoconazole oral miltefosine
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leishmaniasis vaccine
K9 vaccine licensed in brazil | human vaccine in clinical trials