Schistosomiasis Flashcards

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urinary schistosomiasis symptoms include

A
terminal hematuria, 
dysuria, 
frequent urination 
hydronephrosis, 
pyelonephritis, 
squamous cell cancer of the bladder
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What causes urinary schistosomiasis?

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S Haematobium

north africa, sub saharan africa and middle east

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What are the symptoms of intestinal schistosomiasis and what species causes this?

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S mansoni.

See diarrhea, abdominal pain and intestinal ulceration and see iron deficiency anemia

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What countries do we see S mansoni?

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sub saharan africa, middle east, south america, and caribbean

See intestinal schistosomiasis

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What are the symptoms of hepatic schistosomiasis

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hepatic schistosomiasis?

hepatosplenomegaly and periportal fibrosis and subsequent portal hypertension

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What causes hepatic schistosomiasis?

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s Japonicum

seen in Asia, and China, Phillippines and Japan

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7
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laboratory findings of schistosomiasis infection

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eosinophilia

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8
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genitourinary schistosomiasis can have

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dysuria, urinary frequency, bladder outlet obstruction and terminal hematuria.

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Disease with genitourinary schistosomiasis is from

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granulomatous immune reaction to the deposits of schistosomal eggs in the tissues

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10
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Diagnosis of schistosomiasis

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identifying and quantifying eggs in the urine and stool and serology is better due to lighter disease burden and higher test sensitivity

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11
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treatment of schistosomiasis

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praziquantel

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12
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acute onset of fevers, allergic type symptoms with urticarial lesions and angioedema with high eosinophilia with recent trip to sub Saharan Africa

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acute schistosomiasis syndrome (Katayama fever)

Will have history of freshwater exposure

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what is Katayama fever or acute schistosomiasis

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systemic hypersensitivity reaction against schistosomal eggs and larvae which occurs about 14-28 days after infection.

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What do you see on CXR during Katayama fever or acute schistosomiasis

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CXR has infiltrates

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Katayama fever or acute schistosomiasis treatment

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self limiting in days to weeks. May get corticosteroids during acute phase followed by praziquantel to prevent long term helminth infection complications (hydronephrosis and bladder squamous cell carcinoma)

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16
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long term complications of Katayama fever or acute schistosomiasis

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(hydronephrosis and bladder squamous cell carcinoma)

17
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will you see schistosomiasis eggs or have positive serological testing in Katayama fever or acute schistosomiasis

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No it can be negative. So don’t rely upon this.

18
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unremitting high fevers and severe polyarthralgia

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Chikungunya fever

19
Q

non pruritic red papule that forms and ulcer with granulomatous tissue at base and red margins

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cutaneous leishmaniasis

Caused by sandfly

20
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pt has flatulence, diarrhea, lactose intolerance and malabsorption but no fever.

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amebiasis