Hemoflagellates/Blood Flagellates Flashcards

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Species under trypanosoma

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T.cruzi
T.gambiense
T.rhodesiense

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Infective stage of Trypanosoma

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Metacyclic trypomastigote

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Infective stage of leishmania

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Promastigote

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Species under Leishmania

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L.donovani
L.tropica
L.mexicana
L.braziliensis

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Insect vector for T.cruzi

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Reduviid (assassin) bug

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Insect vector for Sleeping sickness

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Tsetse fly (Glossina sp.)

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Insect vector for Leishmania

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Sandfly (phlebotomos)

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It causes Chaga’s disease

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T.cruzi

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West African Sleeping Sickness is caused by?

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T.gambiense

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East African Sleeping Sickness is caused by?

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T.rhodesiense

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Diseases caused by L.tropica

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  • Cutaneous Leishmaniasis (Old world)
  • Oriental sore
  • Baghdad boil
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Diseases caused by L.donovanni

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  • Visceral Leishmaniasis
  • Dumdum fever
  • Kalazar
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Mucocutaneous Leishmaniasis is caused by?

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L.braziliensis

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Disease caused by L.mexicana

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Cutaneous Leishmaniasis (New World)

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Diseases caused by L.braziliensis

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  • Mucocutaneous Leishmaniasis

- Espundia

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Clinical/Physical findings for T.cruzi infection

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Romana Sign (swelling of tissue around the eye)

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Stages of the Life Cycle of Trypanosomas

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Epimastigotes (multiply in the gut of the vector)
Metacyclic Tryps (involve in the gut of the vector)Infective stage
Amastigotes (encyst in tissue cells;human)
Trypomastigotes (evolve in cells and rupture out into the blood;human)

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Associated with Xenodiagnosis

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A method og diagnosis based on exposing a parasite-free normal host to the parasite and then examining the host for parasites

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Xenodiagnosis

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Drug of choice for the treatment of T.cruzi infection

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Nifurtimox (Lampit)

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Laboratory diagnosis for T.cruzi

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Giemsa-stained blood slides

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Winterbottom sign (lymphadenopathy) is seen in patients w/?

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T.gambiense and T.rhodesiense infection

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It causes Chagoma (small, painful reddish nodule)

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Causes sleeping sickness?

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T.gambiense (West African Sleeping Sickness)

T.rhodesiense (East African Sleeping Sickness)

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Clinical findings for T.rhodesiense infection
Rapid weight loss, anorexia
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Specimen of choice for the detection of T.gambiense
Blood, lymph node aspiration and CSF
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Enumerate the stages of sleeping sickness
- Chancre - Hematolympathic - Meningoencephalitic
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Treatment for sleeping sickness
Suramin - for bloodborne disease | Melarsoprol - for CNS penetration
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Stages of Life cycle of Leishmania
Promastigote (vector) infective stage | Amastigote (human)
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``` Cutaneous Leishmaniasis (Old World):______________________ Cutaneous Leishmaniasis (New World):_____________________ ```
Old World:L.tropica | New World: L.mexicana
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Visceral Leishmaniasis:___________________ | Mucocutaneous Leishmaniasis:_______________
1) L.donovani | 2) L.braziliensis
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Mechanism of Infection of L.mexicana
- Avoida destruction by the immune system by hiding inside a cell - targeted cells are neutrophils and macrophages - discourages apoptosis - mask as macrophage
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Treatment for L.mexicana
- pentavalent antimonial compounds (Sodium Stibogluconate) IM or IV - liposomal amphotericin B IV - miltefosine (Oral) teratogenic