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1
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SUBPHYLUM SARCODINA

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Acanthamoeba castellani
Endolimax nana
Entamoeba coli
Entamoeba dispar
Entamoeba gingivalis
Entamoeba histolytica
Iodamoeba butschlit
Naegleria fowleri

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MASTIGOPHORA

Intestinal flagellates

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Chilomastix mesnili
Dientamoeba fragilis
Giardia lamblia
Trichomonas hominis
Trichomonas tenax
Trichomonas vaginalis

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MASTIGOPHORA
HEMOFLAGELLATES

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Leishmania braziliensis
Leishmania donovani
Leishmania tropica
Trypanosoma brucei complex

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PHYLUM CILIOPHORA

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Balantidium coli

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APICOMPLEXA

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Babesia spp.
Cryptosporidium hominis
Cyclospora cayetanensis
Cystoisospora belli
Plasmodium spp.
Toxoplasma gondi

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MICROSPORA

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Encephalitozoon
Enterocytozcon
Pleistophora
Nosema
Brachiola
Vittaforma
Trachipleistophora

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Sarcodina
Amoeba

Na walay cystic stage

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E gingivalis

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8
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All amoebas inhabit the intestine except

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E gingivalis

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9
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All amoebas are commensals except

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E histolytica

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10
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: morphologic conversion from the cyst to the trophozoite in the ileocecal area of the intestine

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Excystation

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: conversion of trophozoites to cysts when environment becomes unacceptable for continued trophozoite multiplication

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Encystation

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12
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• Non-motile
• Non-feeding stage
• INFECTIVE STAGE

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CYSTS

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• Frequently found in formed stools
• May be studied in fresh condition by staining with D’ Antoni’s Iodine stain, but more satisfactory method is to stain permanent preparations with iron hematoxylin

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Cysts

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:
• Motile
• Feeding stage
• VEGETATIVE stage

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TROPHOZOITES

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15
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• Found in diarrheal and liquid stools
• Ameba excreted as trophs cannot mature to cysts

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Trophozoite

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16
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If the organism is genus______ (true ameba) peripheral chromatin (visible nuclear membrane in both trophozoite and cyst) and chromatoidal bodies in cysts only

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Entamoeba

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17
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• If the organism is genus_____ or _____ (other ameba) - neither possesses peripheral chromatin nor chromatoidal bodies

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Endolimax or Iodamoeba

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18
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: thin layer supporting the cell membrane that provides protection, flexibility, elasticity, and sometimes rigidity

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Pellicle

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: osmoregulatory organelles that imbibe fluid from the environment, and transport waste products from inside the cell to the outside

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Contractile vacuoles

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20
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: aggregate of RNA in the cytoplasm found in cyst stage

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Chromatoidal bodies

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• Dividing stage

• Feeding stage

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Trophozoite (Mature Stage)

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22
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• Formed by excystation

• Isolated from watery stool

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Troph

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23
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• Active and growing stage that absorbs nutrients from the host, or may be free-living

• Oval to irregular-shaped, motile, disease-causing stage

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Troph

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• Spherical-shaped, covered with thick, and tough cyst wall, with chromatoidal bar

• Infective stage, non-motile, nonfeeding

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Cysts (Immature Stage)

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25
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• Inactive stage that helps to survive in unfavorable environmental conditions, and resists desiccation

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Cyst

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26
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Formed by encystation

• Isolated from formed stool

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Cyst

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27
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: one parasite divides either longitudinally or transversely into two daughter parasites

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Simple binary fission

28
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: one parasite undergoes multiple rounds of nuclear division without cytoplasmic division, followed by segmentation to form a large number of daughter cells

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Multiple fission (schizogony)

29
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• Vesicular nucleus

• Varying numbers of chromatin granules adhering to nuclear membrane

• Karyosome: centrally or near centrally located

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Genus Entamoeba

30
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• Unstained:

progressive motility

hyaline pseudopodia

with ingested RBC

no ingested bacteria

nuclei not visible

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Entamoeba histolytica

31
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Stained: clear differentiation of ectoplasm and endoplasm,

• Nucleus: Fine uniform granules of peripheral chromatin

small central karyosome in nucleus

with ingested RBC

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E histolytica

32
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• Unstained: sluggish

non-directional motility

short granular pseudopodia

with ingested bacteria

visible nucleus

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Entamoeba coli

33
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Stained: granular cytoplasm without much differentiation of ectoplasm and endoplasm

bacteria in food vacuoles

• Nucleus:
irregular clumps of peripheral chromatin

large, irregular eccentric karyosome

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E coli

34
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• Unstained: 1-4 nuclei, rodlike chromatoidal bars

• Stained: 1-4 nuclei,

• Nucleus: fine uniform peripheral chromatin, small central karyosome, chromatoidal bars with rounded or squared ends

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Entamoeba histolytica

35
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Unstained: 1-8 nuclei, glycogen mass surrounding nuclei (iodine stains)

• Stained: 1-8 nuclei

• Nucleus: irregular clumps of peripheral chromatin, large, irregular eccentric karyosome, splinter-shaped or irregular chromatoidal bodies

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E coli

36
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• Unstained: Not characteristic

• Stained: Ovoid-shaped

• Nucleus: with large karyosome, generally little to no peripheral chromatin

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Endolimax nana

37
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Unstained: Not characteristic

Stained:

Nucleus: large central karyosome surrounded by a ring of small chromatin granules

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Iodamoeba butschlii

38
Q

• Unstained: Ovoid-shaped

Stained

Nucleus: 4 nuclei with large karyosomes, little to no peripheral chromatin

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Endolimax nana

39
Q

Histolytica

Differentiated through isoenzyme analysis

A

polymerase chain reaction (PCR

restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP)

typing with monoclonal antibodies

40
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Histolytica

Infective stage:

• Diagnostic stage:

A

quadrinucleated cyst

trophozoite, cyst

41
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Histolytica

Transmission:

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Ingestion, Sexual

Direct colonic inoculation through contaminated enema equipment

42
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Histolytica

• Excystation:

• Encystation:

A

Small intestine

Large intestine

43
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Histolytica

Habitat:

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Large intestine

44
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Third most important parasitic disease (after malaria and schistosomiasis)

• Second top cause of mortality among parasitic protozoans (after malaria)

A

Histolytica

45
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Histolytica

Multiple by

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binary fission

46
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Steps Involved in Amoebic Killing of Host Cells

  1. Receptor-mediated adherence of amoebae to target cells
    • Mediated by amoebal galactose-inhibitable adherence_____
  2. Amoebic cytolysis of target cells
    • Pore-forming protein amoebapore, lipases,_______
    • Activation of_____ resulting to apoptosis
  3. Amoebic phagocytosis of killed target cells
A

lectin

cysteine proteases

caspase-3

47
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• Gradual onset of abdominal pain and diarrhea with or without blood and mucus in the stool

• Fever in 1/3 of patients

• Some has diarrhea alternating with constipation

• Fulminant case: severe bloody diarrhea, fever and abdominal pain

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• Amoebic colitis

48
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• 60% of fulminant cases may result to serious complications like intestinal perforation and secondary bacterial peritonitis

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Amoebic colitis

49
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• In less than 1% of intestinal infections

• Chronic granulomatous lesion, presenting as mass-like lesion with abdominal pain and history of dysentery

• Mistaken as cancer

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Amoeboma

50
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• Most common extra-intestinal amoebiasis

• Acute (<2 weeks): Fever, right upper quadrant pain

• Chronic (>2 weeks): significant weight loss

• Anchovy sauce-like content of abscess

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Amoebic Liver Abscess

51
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Microscopic detection of trophozoites and cysts

• Direct fecal smear with saline solution to observe characteristic motility

• Stain with______ to differentiate amoeba from WBC;

_______ to differentiate E. histolytica from other non-pathogenic amoeba

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methylene blue

iodine stain

52
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Histolytica

*fresh stool specimen should be examined within_____ minutes after defecation

• Diagnostic:_____ with ingested RBC

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Trophozite

53
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• More sensitive than DFS for detection of cysts

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Concentration Methods (Formalin Ether/Ethyl Acetate Concentration Test, Merthiolate Iodine Formalin Concentration Test)

54
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• More sensitive than stool microscopy but not routinely available

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Stool Culture using Robinson’s and Inoki medium

55
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Detection of_____ in the serum

• Key in the diagnosis of amoebic liver abscess

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antibodies

56
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Cure invasive disease at both intestinal and extraintestinal sites

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Metronidazole

57
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Histolytica
Dispar
Moshkovski

Differentiated only by

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PCR, ELISA, or isoenzyme analysis

58
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• Cosmopolitan in distribution

• More common than other human amoebae

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Entamoeba coli

59
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Entamoeba polecki Entamoeba chattoni

• Parasite found in the intestines of (2)
• Rarely affects humans

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pigs and monkeys

60
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Nucleus: large central pleomorphic karyosome with evenly distributed peripheral chromatin, or peripheral chromatin massed at one or both poles, inclusion masses, chromatoidal bars with angular or pointed ends

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Entamoeba polecki Entamoeba chattoni

61
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• Unstained: Not characteristic
• Stained: Ovoid-shaped
• Nucleus: with large karyosome, generally little to no peripheral chromatin

Unstained: Ovoid-shaped
• Stained:
• Nucleus: 4 nuclei with large karyosomes, little to no peripheral chromatin

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Endolimax nana

62
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• Unstained: Not characteristic
• Stained:
• Nucleus: large central karyosome surrounded by a ring of small chromatin granules

Unstained: large refractile body in cytoplasm, single nucleus
• Stained:
• Nucleus: large central karyosome surrounded by a ring of small chromatin granules

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lodamoeba butschlii

63
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Gingivalis

Transmission

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Transmission: kissing, droplet spray, sharing utensils

64
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Primary meningi encephalitis

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Naegleria

65
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Secondary meningi encephalitis

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Histolytica

66
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Eosinophilic meningoencephalitis

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Cantonensis

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