Simulated Board Examination Flashcards
The common name for Enterobius vermicularis:
Pinworm
Schuffner’s dots are found in the infected erythrocytes of:
Plasmodium vivax
A tapeworm with a spoin shaoe scolex is:
Diphyllobothrium latum
The usual habitat of adult Trichinella spiralis is:
Intestine
Tania saginata gravid proglottids can be differentiated from Taenia solium by the:
Larger number of uterine branches
Which of the followinf vectors and parasite are correctly matched?
✅ Phlebotomus spp. - Leishmania spp.
✅ Glossina spo. - Trypanosoma gambiense
Which of the following would be compatible for Malarial parasite survival?
❎ Duffy null phenotype
❎ Hgb SS
❎ G6PD deficiency
✅ NOTA
The following can be demonstrated by Sinc sulfate concentration technique:
✅ D. latum
✅ S. japonicum
❎ A. lumbricoides
❎ T. solium
Cochin China diarrhea is caused by:
Strongyloides stercoralis
Longstanding infection with Clonorchis sinensis is linked to what malignancy?
Cholangiocarcinoma
In what form or stage of Schistosome penetrates the human skin?
Cercaria
Zinc sulfate concentration technique:
Specific gravity of 1.18
D. latum / Broad fish tapeworm:
Only OPERCULATED tapeworm
*Schistosomes: only NON-operculated trematode
Sausage shaped chromatoidal bars
Seen in Entamoeba histolytica CYST
Plathyhelminthes
Flatworms
Cestodes
Tapeworms
Trematodes
Flukes
Nematodes
Round worms
Round or spherical gametocytes:
P. vivax, P. malariae, P. ovale
Crescet shaped MACROgametocye:
P. Falciparum
Kidney bean or lima bean shaped MICROgametocyte:
P. falciparum
- Pork tapeworm
- Scolex + 4 round suckers
- 2 - 4 meters strobila, up to 1000 proglottids
Taenia solium
Agent of giardiases (Gay Bowel Syndrome), assoc. with gastroenteritis; 4 pairs of flagella; falling leaf motilifty / lead tumbling in a stream:
Gardia lamblia
Romana’s sign, unilateral swelling of eyelids:
Trypanosoma cruzi
Winterbottom sign, assoc. with lymphadenopathy:
Trypanosoma brucei group
- Central karyosome
- Ground glass cytoplasm
- Well defined ecto/endoplasm
- Progressive movement (pseudopods)
- Ingested RBCs and bacteria
Entaemoeba histolytica trophozoite
- Eccentric karyosome
- Junky cytoplasm
- Vacuolated ecto/endoplasm
- Sluggish, non-progressive movement
- Ingested bacteria, yeast, debris; ❎ RBCs
Entamoeba coli trophozoite
Swimmer’s itch:
Schistosomal cercaria.
- Swimmer’s ear: P. aeruginosa
- Swimming pool granuloma: M. marinum
Causative agent of Primary Amoebic Meningoenceohalitis (PAM):
Naegleria fowleri
Forms of hemoflaggelates:
Amastigote
Leishmanial for,
Forms of hemoflaggelates:
Promastigote
Leptomonad form
Forms of hemoflaggelates:
Epimastigote
Crithidial form
Forms of hemoflaggelates:
Trypomastigote
Trypanosomal form