Weeks 4-5 Flashcards

1
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Which mosquito do we not use bed nets for and why?

A

Aedes aegypti - day biting mosquito

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2
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Which mosquitoes are vectors for lymphatic filariasis?

A

Anopheles
Aedes
Mansonia
Culex

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3
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What is the vector for leishmaniasis?

A

Sandfly

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4
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What is the vector for trypanosomiasis and what does it cause?

A

Tsetse fly
African sleeping sickness

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5
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Which vector can we trap using blue/black screens?

A

Tsetse fly (trypanosomiasis)

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6
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What is the vector for onchocerciasis and what does it cause?

A

Riverine black fly
River blindness

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7
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Which environmental factors increase anopheles arabiensis density?

A

Summer
Hot
Rainy

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8
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Which mosquito is the common house mosquito and what is it a vector of?

A

Culex quinquefasciatus
Vector of wuchereria bancrofti

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9
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Which culex species is found in birds?

A

Culex univittatus

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10
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Which culex species is found in farm animals?

A

Culex theileri

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11
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Which mosquito is the zebra mosquito and what is it a vector of?

A

Aedes aegypti
Vector of yellow fever, Zika, Chukungunya, Dengue

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12
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Which aedes species is found in monkeys?

A

Aedes africanus

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13
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What is the life cycle of mosquitoes?

A

Eggs (2-3d)
Larvae (11d-8w)
Pupae (2-3d)
Adults

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14
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Which mosquito eggs can tolerate drought?

A

Aedes

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15
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Which mosquito has no breathing apparatus and how does this affect its larvae?

A

Anopheles
Lies parallel to water surface

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16
Q

Which mosquito has spots on its wings?

A

Anopheles Gambian

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17
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Which mosquito does not feed on blood and why?

A

Toxorhyncites
Bent proboscis

18
Q

Which mosquito rests at 45 degrees?

19
Q

How are anopheles species differentiated?

A

Wing variation

20
Q

How are culicine species differentiated?

21
Q

Which anopheles is indoor resting?

22
Q

What is tertian malaria?

A

48h between rigors (falciparum, vivax, ovale)

23
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What is quatern malaria?

A

72h between rigors (malariae)

24
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What is the difference between odyssean malaria and imported malaria?

A

Odyssean - no travel history
Imported - travel history

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Which form of the malaria parasite forms the apical complex and what does it become?
Merozoite Parasitophorous vacuole
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How does the trophozoite process the Hb?
Accumulates Hb via cytostomes -> transported to acidic food vacuole -> pigment vacuole where it is separated into haem and global -> haem bundles into pigment (haemazoin) and globin used for energy
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Differentiate rosetting from clumping
Rosetting - uninfected RBCs bind to infected RBCs Clumping - binding of infected RBCs with platelets via CD36
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What is the cause of death in vivax usually secondary to?
Splenic rupture
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What is the cause of death in ovale usually secondary to?
Progressive nephritis
30
What is the metabolic acidosis in malaria usually caused by?
1. Lactate production by parasite 2. Reduced lactate clearance (reduced hepatic blood flow) 3. Reduced oxygen delivery to tissues 4. Marked acute phase response
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Resistance to which plasmodium does Duffy group negative provide and why?
Vivax RBCs lack glycophorin A and silica acid required for RBC invasion
32
What is PfEMP1?
Plasmodium falciparum erythrocyte membrane protein
33
Which parasitic ligand establishes knobs?
PfHRP (histadine rich protein)
34
What are the features of tropical splenomegaly syndrome?
Splenomegaly Hypergammaglobulinemia Hypersplenism
35
What are the features of Blackwater Fever?
Fever Jaundice Anemia Hemoglobinuria Acute hemolysis
36
What is Blackwater Fever associated with?
Quinine therapy Heavy parasitemia G6PD deficiency
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What are the features of Algid malaria?
Vasomotor collapse Septicemia Splanchnic involvement
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What stage are all malaria diagnostics for?
Blood stage
39
Which antigen is used in falciparum specific RDTs
HRP2
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Which antigen is used in plasmodium non-specific RDTs
Lactate dehydrogenase Aldolase