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Helminths (wormlike invertebrates)
Class ________ (roundworms – body round in cross-section) Class _______ (flatworms – body flattened and segmented) Class _______ (trematodes, flukes – body flattened, leaf-shaped and nonsegmented) |
Helminths (wormlike invertebrates)
Class Nematoda (roundworms – body round in cross-section) Class Cestoda (flatworms – body flattened and segmented) Class Digenea (trematodes, flukes – body flattened, leaf-shaped and nonsegmented) |
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Protozoa (unicellular eukaryotic microorganisms)
Class Lobosea (organisms that move by ___________) Class Zoomastigophorea (organisms that move by ________) Class Kinetofragminophorea (organisms that move by _____) Class S________ (organisms with both sexual and asexual reproductive cycles) |
Protozoa (unicellular eukaryotic microorganisms)
Class Lobosea (organisms that move by pseudopodia) Class Zoomastigophorea (organisms that move by flagella) Class Kinetofragminophorea (organisms that move by cilia) Class Sporozoea (organisms with both sexual and asexual reproductive cycles) |
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Lobosea – Entamoeba histolytica (Ameba)
Describe: Trophozoites nucleus/i Cysts nucleus/i |
Trophozoites have 1 nucleus
Cysts have multiple nuclei |
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Lobosea – Entamoeba histolytica (Ameba)
what body parts are disease processes? |
intestine
liver lungs brain |
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Lobosea – Entamoeba histolytica (Ameba)
A trophozoite may have multiple (black) round things inside it. What are those? What are the long black things in a cyst? |
round: ingested RBCs
long: chromatoid body |
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DDx of Lobosea – Entamoeba histolytica (Ameba)
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ulcerative colitis, carcinoma, hepatitis (if liver involved), other intestinal parasites and diverticulitis
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Treatment for Lobosea – Entamoeba histolytica (Ameba)
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Iodoquinol, paromomycin, metronidazole (flagyl), dehyroemetine (combinations of these)
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Traveler's diarrhea is caused by what?
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Zoomastigophorea – Giardia lamblia
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Zoomastigophorea – Giardia lamblia
describe cyst and trophozoite |
cyst: oval w/ multinuclei
trophozoite: teardrop with 2 eyes (nuclei) and flagella |
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Pathology & Symptoms of Giardiasis:
- Abdominal pain, ____-smelling diarrhea and gas ("______ burps” – smells like rotten _____), irritation of intestinal mucosa with shortening of _____ and inflammatory foci. - Malabsorption in heavy infections. - No _____ observed in the stool. |
Pathology & Symptoms of Giardiasis:
- Abdominal pain, foul-smelling diarrhea and gas (“purple burps” – smells like rotten eggs), irritation of intestinal mucosa with shortening of villi and inflammatory foci. - Malabsorption in heavy infections. - No blood observed in the stool. |
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Therapy for Zoomastigophorea – Giardia lamblia
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Quinacrine, metronidazole, furazolidone
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Kinetofragminophorea – ___________ coli
(___________ Dysentery) |
Kinetofragminophorea – Balantidium coli
(Balantidial Dysentery) |
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Describe Cysts and Trophozoites of Kinetofragminophorea – Balantidium coli
(Balantidial Dysentery) |
Cysts: round w/ long nucleus
Trophozoite: oval.long with long nucleus |
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___ feces indicated to be a potential source of infection with Kinetofragminophorea – Balantidium coli
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Pig feces indicated to be a potential source of infection with Kinetofragminophorea – Balantidium coli
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Zoomastigophorea – Giardia lamblia has flagella
Kinetofragminophorea – Balantidium coli has ____ |
Zoomastigophorea – Giardia lamblia has flagella
Kinetofragminophorea – Balantidium coli has cilia |
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Kinetofragminophorea – Balantidium coli
(Balantidial Dysentery) is the Only ________ protozoan that infects humans. |
Only ciliated protozoan that infects humans.
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Therapy for Kinetofragminophorea – Balantidium coli
(Balantidial Dysentery) |
Tetracycline, iodoquinol, metronidazole
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Sporozoea – C_____________ parvum
(Cryptosporidiosis) |
Sporozoea – Cryptosporidium parvum
(Cryptosporidiosis) |
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To get sick with cryptosporidiosis, you must ingest its ______
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oocyst
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what part of the body does the oocyst release the sporozoite
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small intestine
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oocyst --> sporozoite --> trophozoite --> type I Meront with merozoites --> type II --> ...... where are the trophozoites becoming Meront?
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epithelium of intestine
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How do you diagnose C. parvum (crypto)
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Acid-fast stain, IF of oocysts in stool samples.
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Therapy for crypto
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Self-limited infection; Nitazoxanide (Alinia)
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Sporozoea – Isospora belli (Isosporiasis)
the oocyst contains sporoblasts that become sporocysts that become what (infectious)? |
sporozoites
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Sporozoea – Isospora belli (Isosporiasis)
the oocysts axexually become merozoites in the intestinal epithelium and then sexually create ______ that are released in the feces |
oocysts
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Sporozoea – Isospora belli (Isosporiasis)
How do you make the diagnosis |
Acid-fast stain, IF of oocysts in stool samples.
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what is the treatment for isosporiasis
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Self-limiting; Trimethoprim-Sulfamethoxazole (Bactrim, Septra)
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