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31 Cards in this Set
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Pinworm
Causative Agent : Organs Affected : Characteristic Sign : Transmission : Animal Host : treament: |
Disease :Pinworm Disease
Causative Agent :Enterobius Vermicularis Organs Affected : L. Intestine, perineum of kids Characteristic Sign : Anal Itching by lay egg @ night Transmission : Contact:bed, clothes, Food/H2O, autoinfection Animal Host : NA treament: Abendazole, eggs r not in feces, do not invade tissue, by transparent tape, affect female vagina & urine |
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Roundworm
Causative Agent : Organs Affected : Transmission : Animal Host : Treatment |
Disease :Roundworm Disease
Causative Agent : Ascaris Lumbricoides Organs Affected : Intestine, Lungs (loffler's syndrome) Characteristic Sign : Emaciation(bigest worms of GI), Pneumonia, retinal granulomas Transmission : by eggs into Food,Water,Contact Animal Host : hoe Treatment: Mebendazole |
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Dog & cat Hookworm
Causative Agent : Organs Affected : Characteristic Sign : Transmission Animal Host : Treatment: |
Disease :Hookworm Disease
Causative Agent : Ancylostoma caninum,braziliense Organs Affected : tractk on skin, Lungs Characteristic Sign : Anemia, stay on skin Transmission : by larvae in Contact with vegetation Animal Host : NA, live in dogs & Cats, hoe r dead end host by accident Treatment: Albendazole, or larvae die after |
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Dog heartworm
Causative Agent : Organs Affected Characteristic Sign : Transmission : Animal Host : treatment: |
Disease :DiroFilariasis, Dog heartworm
Causative Agent : Dirofiliarisis immitis Organs Affected :heart & pulmonary artery of dog Characteristic Sign :Coin shaped lesions Transmission : Mosquito (Aedes, Culex) Animal Host : Mosquito, dogs treatment: surgical removal of larvae, hoe accidental host |
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small tapeworm
Disease : Causative Agent : Organs Affected : Characteristic Sign : Transmission : Animal Host : Treatment: |
Disease :Dwarf Tapeworm Disease
Causative Agent : Hymenolepsis Nana, & Diminuta Organs Affected : Intestine Characteristic Sign : Diarrhea Transmission : Food, Contact Animal Host : Fleas and beast for Diminuta, none for Nana Treatment: Niclosamide, partial immunity |
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Dog tapeworm
Causative Agent : Organs Affected : Characteristic Sign : Transmission : Animal Host : Treatment: |
Disease :Dog Tapeworm Disease
Causative Agent : Dipylidim immitis(Gravid proglottis) Organs Affected : spines on rostellum 2 attach S intest Characteristic Sign : dog rub anus on ground, onchosphere Transmission : ingestion of lice/fleas Animal Host : Dog, hoe(children), Canines Treatment: Praziquantel |
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Tapeworms uniqueness
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r primitive (mostly hermaphrodite)
r Cestode no digestive track adut worms develop and stay in intestine |
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Nematode uniqueness
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r 3-D worms (round, pin, hook...)
r dioecious fully developped digestive tract (mouth to anus) No circulatory system |
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Only way to catch Otomycosis is by
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contaminated fomites contact
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target mostly male
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all tineas except
faciei: 10-40 y/o ectothrix : M before, F after puberty Pityriasis: adolesc., mid age cruris: 20-30 y/o |
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implantation by trauma, or inhalation of conidia
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subcutaneous fungal( Pseuda., Sporo.)
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by nosocomial infection
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Candidiasis
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Mebendazole treats
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Ascariasis
Ancylostomiasis (hoe hookworm) |
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Albendazole treats
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Enterobiasis
Creeping eruptios(cat hookworms) |
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Ivermectin treats
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Strongyloidiasis
visceral larva migrans |
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Malathion treats
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louse
drug is the safest pesticide to exist |
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Permethrin treats
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Scabies
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Niclosamide treats
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Hymenopeliasis
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Pyrimethamine, Sulfadiazine
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Toxoplasmosis
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Paromomycin + H2O
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Cryptosporidiosis
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Praziquantel
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Dog tapeworm
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Metronidazole (flagella)
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Amoebiasis
Giardiasis Trichomoniasis |
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Propamidine (eyes)
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Acantamoeba
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Amphotericin B
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Candidiasis*
Aspergillosis Mucormycosis Coccidioidomycosis Histoplasmosis |
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Fluconazole
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Candidiasis*
Cryptococcosis |
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Cotricomazole + corticosteroids
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Pneumocystosis
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Itraconazole
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Sporotrichosis
Onychomycosis |
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Ketoconazole (superficial)
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Pityriasis
Otomycosis Pseudallescheriasis |
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Miconazole (topical)
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T Manuum
T faciei |
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Griseofulvin (hairy parts)
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T ectothrix
T endothrix T barbae |
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Terbinafine (rough layers)
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T Crurus
T Pedis T Corporis T Unguiun |