Test 2: Topic 5 Flashcards
Name 3 things that all sporozoa are..
- Single-celled organisms
- All are parasitic
- All are obligate intracellular parasites
On the Anterior end of the infective life stage, sporozoites have a _______
apical complex
What is a apical complex
set of organelles specifically adapted to allow the parasite to invade host cells
The apical complex includes vesicles called ______ and _______, which secrete ________ for entry into cells.
rhoptries, micronemes, enzymes
T/F most sporozoa have a complex two host life cycle?
True, involves several stages that are morphologically similar
T/F only asexual reproduction occur in all sporozoa species
False, both asexual and sexual reproduction happens
In Cryptosporidium Parvum, name the:
- DH:
- IH:
- MoT:
- Location in DH:
Humans, most mammals
None
Fecal-oral
Invades cells lining the small intestines, (ileum)
What sporozoa infected hundreds of utah public pools in 20 different counties?
Crypto Parvum
In C. Parvum, name the:
- Pathology:
- Disease:
- Symptoms:
- Invades and lyses intestinal epithelium cells
- cryptosporidiosis
- severe watery diarrhea, abdominal cramping, and weight loss
In C. Parvum, name the:
- Diagnosis:
- Treatment:
- Prevention:
- oocyts in fecal throat (acid-fast stain) biopsy of small intestine
- usually not necessary, but nitazoxanide if needed
- filtered or bottled water
In Toxoplasma gondii, name the:
- DH:
- IH:
- MoT:
- Location in DH:
- cats
- domestic and wild animals (optional)
- cat ingests infected host or oocysts
- mostly intestinal in cats (entero)
In Toxoplasma gondii,, name the:
- Pathology:
- Disease:
- Symptoms:
- Premunition can occur in immunocompetent pts,
- Toxoplasmosis (acute, subacute, and chronic)
- Usually asymptomatic in cats and humans
In Toxoplasma gondii,, name the:
- Diagnosis:
- Treatment:
- Prevention:
- fecal float for cat, ELISA test for humans, antibodies
- Only for immunocompromised, Daraprim (pyrimethamine)
- cook meat, hygiene, avoid cat poop, modify cat behavior
With Toxoplasma gondii, humans are a:
MoT:
Location:
Accidental IH and dead end host,
MoT: ingest oocysts from feces or uncooked meats
Any cells
What is the difference between bradyzoites and tachyzoites?
T: rapidly replicating form, infect any nucleated cell, acute infection
B:slowly replicating form, forms tissue cysts in brain and muscle (intracellular), latent infection