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Protozoans Flashcards

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that branch of medical sciences that deals with parasites that cause or transmit disease to man.

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Medical Parasitology:

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organisms that live in or on a host deriving food and shelter and causing harm to that host.

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Parasites:

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“Any two organisms living in close association, commonly one living in or on the body of the other,

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Symbiosis

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One partner benefits but the other is not hurt.

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Commensalism:

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Both partners benefit.

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Mutualism:

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One partner harms or lives on the expense of the other

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Parasitism:

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live within the host causing infection.

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Endoparasites:

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live on the external surface of the host causing infestation.

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Ectoparasites:

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only visits the host to get its meal.

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Temporary parasite:

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always fixed to the host.

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Permanent parasite:

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produces disease only in immunodeficient hosts.

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Opportunistic parasite:

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When an organism can live free or establishes a parasitic existence depending on a host.

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Facultative Parasitism

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When an organism establishes a permanent parasitic existence and is completely dependent on the host.

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Obligatory parasitism:

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occasionally an organism parasitizes a species other than its usual host.

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Accidental or incidental parasitism:

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They infect host where they cannot live or develop further.

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Abberant or wandering parasite:

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in which the adult or sexually reproducing form of the parasite lives.

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Definitive host

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in which the parasite lives during its larval stage or asexually reproducing form.

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Intermediate host:

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an animal harboring the same stage of the parasite like in human and represent a potential source of infection to man.

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Reservoir host:

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“usually an arthropod”: transmits parasites from infected organisms to other hosts.

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Vector

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20
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Habitat

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Small intestine
Large intestine
Blood vessels
Organs; liver, lung, heart, brain,
Muscles
Lymphatics
Reticuloendothelial system
Cells as red blood cells

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Transmission Source

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Water
Soil
Raw vegetables & fruits
Animals
Fish
Vector [Arthropods]
Blood

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Transmission Mode of infection

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Ingestion (Oro-fecal)
Inhalation
Penetration of skin & mucous membrane
Bite of vector (vertical transmission)
Direct contact
Congenital transmission
Blood transfusion
Sexual
Trans-mamary

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Parasitic toxic products:

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produce allergy or necrosis.

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Anaemia:

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Malarial parasite & Ancylostoma.

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Mechanical obstruction:

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Ascaris.

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Mechanical pressure:

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Hydatid cyst.

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Abortion or Congenital anomalies:

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T. gondii.

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PROTOZOANS TRANSMISSION:

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mostly from one host to another within

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PROTOZOANS PATHOGENESIS:

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Attachment to host followed by replication

Shifting of antigen expression to evade immune response of host defences.

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PROTOZOANS Antiprotozoal Agents:

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Agents target the Nucleic Acid synthesis protein

Synthesis or specific metabolic pathway unique to the protozoan parasites:

31
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Entamoeba histolytica stage

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Trophozoites
Cyst

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Entamoeba histolytica -Lab diagnosis:

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stool for cyst stage

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stool for cyst stage color and reagent

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Reddish brown with iodine

34
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Giardia lamblia diesease

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GIARDIASIS

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GIARDIASIS Ingestion of csyt- _________ stimulates Excystation

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Gastric acid

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GIARDIASIS Release of Trophozoites in

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duodenum and jejunum

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GIARDIASIS transmission

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Oro fecal
Person to person
Uncooked produce

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GIARDIASIS Immunity:

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IgA

39
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Trichomonas vaginalis disease

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TRICHOMONIASIS

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TRICHOMONIASIS transmission

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Sexual
Fomites
Birth Canal

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TRICHOMONIASIS percentage

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5-20 in women
2-10 in men

42
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Trichomoniasis lab

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Urine sediments
Secretion (vaginal and prostatic)

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Leishmania Species stage

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Amastogote (Aflagellar)
Promastigote (Flagellated)

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Leishmania Species vector

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Sand flies

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Sand flies spp

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(Phlebotomus and Lutzomyia)

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Leishmania Species Natural habitat in man:

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Reticuloendothelial system

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Leishmania Species reproduction

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Binary fission

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Leishmania Species disease

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KALA-AZAR
(black sickness)
(dumdum fever)

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Leishmania Species lab

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tissue biopsy,

Spleen, bone marrow, lymph
node aspiration (Giemsa Stain)

Serologic testing

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Leishmania Species Pathogenesis:

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-Reduced bone marrow activity

51
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Leishmania Species spleen damage leads to

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anemia
thrombocytopenia
leukopenia

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VISCERAL LEISHMANIASIS

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Leishmania donovani

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CUTANEOUS LEISHMANIASIS

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Leishmania tropica

54
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MUCOCUTANEOUS LEISHMANIASIS

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Leishmania braziliensis

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Trypanosoma disease

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TRYPANOSOMIASIS

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Trypanosoma brucei disease

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Sleeping sickness
(African Trypanosomiasis)

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Trypanosoma brucei stage of life

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Amastigote:
Promastigote:
Trypomastigote

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elongated and spindle shape body

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Trypomastigote:

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Trypanosoma brucei vector

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Tsetse fly

60
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Tse tse fly habitat

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shaded stream banks
Cattle raising countries-domestic animal host

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Gambian sleeping sickness:

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Winterbottoms sign

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Trypanosoma brucei Lab

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Anticoagulated blood preparation exam

63
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Trypanosoma cruzi disease

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Chagas disease
(American Tripanosomiasis)

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Trypanosoma cruzi vector

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reduviid bugs

65
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Erythematous and endurated area

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chagoma

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