Strongyloides Flashcards
1
Q
- Name this parasite (size: 190 um) to the species level
- What is the lifecycle stage?
- State your reasons
- Name one drug used to treat infection with this parasite
A
- Strongyloides stercoralis
- Rhabditiform Larvae (L1)
- Within the size range (180-380 um) for S. stercoralis rhabditiform larvae. Esophagus extends ~1/3 of the body length. Prominent genital primordium. Short buccal canal
- Ivermectin
2
Q
- Name this parasite (size: 510 um) to the species level
- What is the lifecycle stage?
- State your reasons
- Name one drug used to treat infection with this parasite
A
- Strongyloides stercoralis
- Filariform Larvae (L3)
- Within the size range (up to 600 um) for S. stercoralis filariform larvae. Esophagus to intestine ratio of 1:1. Notched tail. Inconspicuous/barely discernible genital primordium.
- Ivermectin
3
Q
- Name this parasite (size: 225 um) to the species level
- What is the lifecycle stage?
- State your reasons
- Name one drug used to treat infection with this parasite
A
- Strongyloides stercoralis
- Rhabditiform Larvae (L1)
- Within the size range (180-380 um) for S. stercoralis rhabditiform larvae. Esophagus extends ~1/3 of the body length. Prominent genital primordium. Short buccal canal
- Ivermectin
4
Q
- Name this parasite (size: 370 um) to the species level
- What is the lifecycle stage?
- State your reasons
- Name one drug used to treat infection with this parasite
A
- Strongyloides stercoralis
- Rhabditiform Larvae (L1)
- Within the size range (180-380 um) for S. stercoralis rhabditiform larvae. Esophagus extends ~1/3 of the body length. Prominent genital primordium. Short buccal canal
- Ivermectin
5
Q
- Name this parasite (size: 320 um) to the species level
- What is the lifecycle stage?
- State your reasons
- Name one drug used to treat infection with this parasite
A
- Strongyloides stercoralis
- Rhabditiform Larvae (L1)
- Within the size range (180-380 um) for S. stercoralis rhabditiform larvae. Esophagus extends ~1/3 of the body length. Prominent genital primordium. Short buccal canal
- Ivermectin
6
Q
- Name this parasite (size: 290 um) to the species level
- What is the lifecycle stage?
- State your reasons
- Name one drug used to treat infection with this parasite
A
- Strongyloides stercoralis
- Rhabditiform Larvae (L1)
- Within the size range (180-380 um) for S. stercoralis rhabditiform larvae. Esophagus extends ~1/3 of the body length. Prominent genital primordium. Short buccal canal
- Ivermectin
7
Q
- Name this parasite (size: 530 um) to the species level
- What is the lifecycle stage?
- State your reasons
- Name one drug used to treat infection with this parasite
A
- Strongyloides stercoralis
- Filariform Larvae (L3)
- Within the size range (up to 600 um) for S. stercoralis filariform larvae. Esophagus to intestine ratio of 1:1. Notched tail. Inconspicuous/barely discernible genital primordium.
- Ivermectin
8
Q
- Name this parasite (size: 430 um) to the species level
- What is the lifecycle stage?
- State your reasons
- Name one drug used to treat infection with this parasite
A
- Strongyloides stercoralis
- Filariform Larvae (L3)
- Within the size range (up to 600 um) for S. stercoralis filariform larvae. Esophagus to intestine ratio of 1:1. Notched tail. Inconspicuous/barely discernible genital primordium.
- Ivermectin
9
Q
- Name this parasite (size: 480 um) to the species level
- What is the lifecycle stage?
- State your reasons
- Name one drug used to treat infection with this parasite
A
- Strongyloides stercoralis
- Filariform Larvae (L3)
- Within the size range (up to 600 um) for S. stercoralis filariform larvae. Esophagus to intestine ratio of 1:1. Notched tail. Inconspicuous/barely discernible genital primordium.
- Ivermectin
10
Q
This is a histological section of a small intestine
- Name this parasite to the species level
- What is the lifecycle stage?
- State your reasons
- Name one drug used to treat infection with this parasite
A
- Strongyloides stercoralis
- Adult
- Numerous adult females with a thin cuticle, paired ovaries and intestines within intestinal tissue
- Ivermectin