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Infective stage for Leishmania
Promastigote
Differ. the Insect vector/s of Leishmania from Trypanosoma
Lesihmania- Sandflies
Trypanosoma- Tsetse flies/Reduviid bug
Enumerate the conditions/diseases of each Leishmania
L. braziliensis- Mucocutaneous leishmaniasis
L. donovani- Visceral leishmaniasis
L. mexicana- New world cutaneous leishmaniasis
L. tropica- Old world cutaneous leishmaniasis
Reservoir hosts for Leishmania
Dogs
Cats
Rodents
Prevention for Leishmania
Education programs (preventive measures, protective clothing, repellents
Prevention for Trypanosoma brucei gambiense/rhodesiense
-Destroying the breeding areas of tsetse flies via chemical treatment
-proper protective clothing, repellants
-prompt treatment of infected persons
Stages of sleeping sickness
-Chancre
-Hematolymphatic
-Meningoencephalitic
Differ. the condition/s of T. brucei gambiense from T. brucei rhodesiense
T. brucei gambiense- West african sleeping sickness/ Gambian trypanosomiasis
T. brucei rhodesiense- East african sleeping sickness/ Rhodesian trypanosomiasis
Winterbottom's sign
T. brucei gambiense and T. brucei rhodesiense
Treatment for T. brucei gambiense/rhodesiense
Melarsoprol, suramin, pentamidine and eflornithine
Chaga's disease /American Trypanosomiasis
Trypanosoma cruzi
Insect vector of T. cruzi and T. rangeli
Reduviid bug
Diagnostic test/ technique for T. cruzi and T. rangel
-Giemsa-stained blood (specimen)
-blood culture
-Serologic tests; ELISA, PCR
Infective stage of T. cruzi and T. rangeli
Metacyclic Trypomastigote
Romaña's sign
Trypanosoma cruzi
Differ. the symptoms of L. braziliensis from L. donovani
L. braziliensis- Large cutaneous lesions, mucosal lesions
L. donovani- Kala-azar or dum dum fever
abdominal illness and hepatosplenomegaly
Differ. the symptoms of L. mexicana from L. tropica
L. mexicana- Bay sore and chiclero ulcer
-charac by a single pus (containing ulcer)

L. tropica- Oriental sore and Baghdad or Delhi boil
-charac by one or more pus (containing ulcer)
Treatment for Leishmania except for L. tropica
Amphotericin b
L. tropica- Pentosam, Glucantime, Pentamidine
Diagnostic test/technique for L. braziliensis
-Biopsy of the infected ulcer
-Giemsa-stained preparations
-Serologic testing
Symptom/s for T. rangeli
None. Asymptomatic
What is Leishmaniasis
General term to describe diseases caused by the hemoflagellate genus Leishmania