Ascaris Flashcards

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1
Q

Greek word

A

Ascaris

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2
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Meaning of Ascaris

A

intestinal worm

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3
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Latin word

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Lumbrica

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4
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meaning of Lumbrica

A

worm

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5
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common name for Ascaris lumbricoides

A

Giant Intestinal Roundworm

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6
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Soil-Transmitted Helminth

A

Geohelminth

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7
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Kingdom (Geohelminth)

A

Animalis

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8
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Subkingdom (Geohelminth)

A

Metazoa

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9
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Phylum (Geohelminth)

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Nematoda

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10
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Class ( Geohelminth)

A

Secernentea

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11
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Order (Geohelminth)

A

Ascarididae

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12
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Genus (Geohelminth)

A

Ascaris

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13
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Specie (Geohelminth)

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Ascaris Lumbricoides

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14
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type of sematic muscle arrangement

A

Polymerian

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15
Q

Bigger parasite, male or female?

A

female

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16
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color of parasite

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whitish or pinkish

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17
Q

can live for how many years?

A

1-2 years

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18
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adults reside in but ___________________ to the ___________________ of the small intestines

A

do not attach, mucosa

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19
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size of adult male

A

10-31 cm

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20
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ventrally curved posterior end with 2 copulatory spicules

A

adult male

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21
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genitalia consists of single, long, tortuous tubule

A

adult male

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22
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size of adult female

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22-35 cm

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23
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vulva located midventrally near junction of anterior and middle thirds of the body

24
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distinct groove

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genital girdle

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formed to facilitate mating
indication of estrus
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present on female worms that have no ______________
spermatozoa
27
loss of outer mammillated covering
decorticated egg
28
thick transparent hyaline shell
fertilized eggs
29
example of decorticated egg
kato-katz
30
infective stage
embryonated eggs
31
disorder of eating what is not food
PICA
32
where does egg hatches releasing the larvae?
small intestines
33
enters the portal circulation
larval migration stage
34
lungs: breaks out
2nd and 3rd molting
35
glottis: gets swallowed
4th molting
36
where does larva develops into adults?
jejunum
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how many days to become embryonated?
12-18 days
38
most prevalent in how many years?
5-9 years
39
usual infection
10-20 worms
40
long term effect of malnutrition
growth impairment
41
worm can lodge in the appendix
acute appendicitis
42
occlude pancreatic duct
pancreatitis
43
carry intestinal bacteria
production of abscess
44
penetrate intestinal wall
peritonitis
45
used for identifying infection with soil-transmitted helminths
polymerase chain reaction
46
decreases atp production
albendazole
47
inhibits cholinesterase
spastic paralysis
48
massive larval invasion of lungs can cause ____________
acute respiratory distress syndrome
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study of patterns
epidemiology
50
number of new cases
incidence
50
number of individual
prevalence
50
rate of disease
morbidity
50
use of anthelminthic drugs
deworming
51
effect of a drug
efficacy
52
defined as permanent reduction to zero
disease eradication
53
reduction to zero of the incidence
disease elimination