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Trematodes Flashcards

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Most important digenetic trematode of man

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TREMATODES DIOECIOUS

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Delicate cylindroidal parasites

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TREMATODES DIOECIOUS

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Live typically in pairs in portal blood vessels or in the vessical
venules

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TREMATODES DIOECIOUS

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Larger compared to the female

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TREMATODES DIOECIOUS male

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Gynecophoral canal on the ventral side

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TREMATODES DIOECIOUS male

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Smaller and are thread like

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TREMATODES DIOECIOUS female

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Mot of trematodes

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Skin penetration of cercariae

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first human infection of trematodes

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bilharziasis
Teodor bilharz 1951

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9
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are commonly isolated from
the feces. Although occasionally they can also obtain in the
urine

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The S. mansoni and S. japonicum

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10
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is primarily isolated in the urine

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Schistosoma haematobium

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Egg will hatch releasing the

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miracidia

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12
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will be the one to penetrate the tissue.

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miracidia

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13
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will be developed in the snail

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sporocyts

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14
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stage will be released by the snail to the water and
free swimming, this will penetrate the skin

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cercariae

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15
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In side the man, Cercariae will lose it tails during the
penetration which will become ____ before going
to the circulation

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schistosomulae

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16
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3 stages of infection:
● Skin penetration to arrival of adults in venules
● Pathologic changes:
❖ Negligible to mild cutaneous lesions
❖ Tissue reactions to the immature worms
❖ Associated toxic and allergic reactions

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  1. PRE-PATENT OR DEVELOPMENTAL
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3 stages of infection:
● Active egg deposition and extrusion
● Appearance of eggs in the stool
● Symptoms:
❖ Daily fever
❖ Epigastric pain
❖ Continuous increase in the size of the liver
❖ Loss of weight
❖ Relapse of pain

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  1. ACUTE STAGE
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3 STAGES OF INFECTION :
● Invasion of the tissues by the migrating larva and adult worms:
❖ Petechial hemorrhage
❖ Small foci of eosinophilia
❖ Neutrophilic infiltration in the lungs
❖ Cough and hemoptysis
❖ Acute inflammation reactions in the liver with fever
● Stable egg output and tissue proliferation

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  1. CHRONIC STAGE
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LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS:
● Eggs in urine (dysuria and hematuria: presence of blood in
urine)
● Bladder biopsy

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  1. SCHISTOSOMA HAEMATOBIUM
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20
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Specimen of choice for recovery of haematobium:

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presence
of eggs in a concentrated urine specimen or bladder biopsy

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LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS:
Accomplished by recovery of eggs in the stool or through
rectal biopsy

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S. JAPONICUM AND S. MANSONI

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22
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Schis.j common name?

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Oriental blood fluke or visceral blood fluke

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23
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Utilize glucose at a fairly fast rate

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SCHISTOSOMA JAPONICUM

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24
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life span of schis.j

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3-8 years

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25
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is the smallest
of the Schistosoma spp measuring 50-85 um x 38-60 um

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SCHISTOSOMA JAPONICUM

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26
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Egg is characterized by the presence of small lateral spine
which is often difficult to detect on microscopic examination

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SCHISTOSOMA JAPONICUM

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27
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Ovoidal testes: single row behind acetabulum

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schis.j male

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28
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Union of ceca and testes of schis. j male

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posterior to the middle half of the body

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schis.j male has what kind of canal?

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gynecophoral canal

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30
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schis.j has what shape of ovary?

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pyramidal ovary at the center of the body

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31
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Adherent to bits of tissues or RBCs

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schis.j ova

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32
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Non-operculated ova of?

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schis.j

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33
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schis. j ova looks like what?

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Minute lateral knob/ curved hook

34
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can only hatch in clean water with sufficient oxygen

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S.japonicum

35
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: Infective to snails for 8-12 hours

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MIRACIDIUM of schis Japo

36
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is attracted from the secretions of the snails

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MIRACIDIUM of S.japonicum

37
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Phototactic and swims actively

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MIRACIDIUM of S.japo

38
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schis j:
Forked tail

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CERCARIA

39
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schis j:
Oral sucker (anterior end) and small ventral sucker

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CERCARIA

40
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schis j:Cercarial penetration is mediated by

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lytic enzymes

41
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schis j: The stimulus for the penetration of CERCARIA is the presence of

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lipid in skin

42
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schis j:The drugs ___ and ___ would help repel
cercariae in the skin

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dimethlyate and niclosamide

43
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schis j INFECTIVE STAGE:

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cercaria

44
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schis j: intermeditate host

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Snails:
➢ Oncomelania hupensis
➢ Oncomelania oncophora
➢ Oncomelania formosona

45
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schis j final host

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Man, dogs, cats, carabao, cows, rodents, monkeys

46
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schis j reservoir host

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Wild and domestic animals (sheep, dogs, mice, horses, pigs)

47
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schis j disease

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➢ Visceral or Oriental Schistosomiasis
➢ Katayama’s Disease

48
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common name of schis.m

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Manson’s Blood Fluke

49
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the organism is somewhat oblong and
possesses a prominent large lateral spine

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SCHISTOSOMA MANSONI

50
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schis.m male union of ceca

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middle half of the body

51
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Smallest schistosome

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schis mansoni female

52
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schis m. ovary

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anterior to the middle half of the body

53
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schis mansoni contains how many ova

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1-4 ova

54
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true or false: FEMALE SCHISTOSOMA MANSONI IS LONGER AND
SLENDER THAN THE MALE

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true

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OVA:
 Ellipsoidal

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schis.m

56
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ova: yellowish brown in color

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schis m

57
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distinguishable characteristic of schis mansoni ova?

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Prominent lateral spine

58
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schis m ova Appear in the feces ____ days after infection

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30-40 days

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60
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CERCARIA OF SCHISTOSOMA japo is what?

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forked tail

61
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intermediate host of schis mansoni?

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SNAILS
 Biomphalaria (Philippines)
 Tropicorbis (S. America)
 Australorbis (S. America)

62
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definitive host of schis mansoni

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man

63
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reservoir host of schis mansoni

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rodent

64
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disease of schis mansoni

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Intestinal Bilharziasis
Schistosomal Dysentry

65
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infective stage of schis mansoni

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eggs?

66
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schistosoma hematobium common name?

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Vessical blood fluke, Bladder fluk

67
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Resembles S. mansoni in size and shape

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. SCHISTOSOMA HEMATOBIUM

68
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. SCHISTOSOMA HEMATOBIUM DISTRIBUTION:

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● Africa
● Western Asia
● Southern Europe

69
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schis haema male union with the ceca

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posterior to middle half of the body

70
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schis hema male how many testes

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4-5

71
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schistosoma haematobium female, ovary is located at

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posterior to middle part of the body

72
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distinguishable characteristic of schis hema ova

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Ellipsoidal with prominent terminal spine

73
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schis hema ova color

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yellowish brown color

74
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schis hema intermediate host

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SNAILS
○ Biomphalaria - Africa
○ Bulimus - Middle east

75
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disease of S,hema

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Vessical schistosomiasis
urinary schistosomiasis
schistosomia hematuria

76
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ventral groovve where the female resides during sexual activity

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Gynecophoral canal

77
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paired adult worm will migrate to the?

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mesenteric venules of rectum or the bowel

78
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from the circulation, schistosoma spp will migrate to the ____ and become a mature adult worm

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Portal blood in liver

78
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Schistosoma spp can also be lodge to the?

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venous plexus of bladder

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