Lecture 7 Flashcards

Parasites

1
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How is giardia lambila diagnosed?

A

immunofloresence Microscopy (stool) and Direct ELISA (search for antigen)

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2
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Giardia is mostly caused by what outbreaks and what is the solution

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Water outbreaks- don’t drink raw surface water/ozone filtration
food borne- food handler, wash produce

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3
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What is diagnosis for Trichomonas vaginalis

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Microscopy from Wet mount

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4
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How can you extract toxoplasma gondii

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From cat feces and contaminated food

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5
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What does toxoplasma gondii cause?

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Congenital problems and lymphadenopathy

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6
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How is toxoplasma gondii diagnosed

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serilogical assay

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7
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How is toxoplasma gondii treated

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Usually goes on away on it own, treated if symptoms become sever/chronic or if paitent is immunocopmetent

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8
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What does malaria cause?

A

fever chills.
congential probelms

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9
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How is malaria treated

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drug resistance becoming a serious problem.

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10
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What are the notable symptoms of cryptosporidium spp.

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Water diarrhea (like vibrio cholera) and dehydration, fever, nausea

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11
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What is treatment for cryptosporidium spp?

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No drug treatment available.

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12
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What type of parasite is cryptosporidium spp.

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obligate intracellular protozoan

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13
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What is the most common way cryptosporidium spp spread? and other ways

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WATER most important mode of transmission
through food and water

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14
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How is Cryptosporidium parvum spread?

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from person to person

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15
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How is C.parvum diagnosed?

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wet mounds immunofluorescence

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16
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exposure to what causes death to c.parvum oocytes

17
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What parasite can be nosocmial infection?

A

Cryptosporidium parvum …caring for
patients with crypto diarrhea; lack of
effective disinfectants against oocysts

18
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what does Cyclospora cayetanensis cause

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Profuse and prolonged diarrhea
Incubation time is 1 week

19
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How is Cyclosporiasis diagnosed?

A

microscopic examination of wet mount
stool for oocysts and staining methods

20
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how is Cyclosporiasis cayetanensis mainly spread?

A

90-99% of cases in U.S. are foodborne some are waterborne

21
Q

What is the name for tape worm

A

Enterobius vermicularish

22
Q

how are pin worms diagnosed?

A

scotch tape test

23
Q

where are Trichinellosis found and what are the 2 types

A

small round worms found in carnivours and omnivours.
1)Trichinella spiralis: humans
2)Trichinella nativa: wild boars, humans, fox

24
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how is Trichinellosis controlled

A

rodent control
avoid garbage feeding livestock

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what is broad fish tapwarm spp called
Diphyllobothrium spp
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where are Broad fish tapeworm found?
Larval stages in freshwater fishes Transmitted through the consumption of raw or poorly cooked freshwater fish containing infective larvae
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What are symptoms of Diphyllobothrium spp
Vitamin B12 deficiency with pernicious anemia
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how is Diphyllobothrium spp diagnosed
Stool examination for eggs (microscopy)
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How is Taenia spp. transmmited
through ingestion of larvae in raw or poorly cooked meat
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Name for – beef tapeworm
Taenia saginata
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Name for –pork tapeworm
Taenia solium
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How are taenia spp diagnosed
stool -Serological techniques
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How are Taenia spp controled
Cooking meat readily kills larvae
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Symptoms of schistosomiasis
Rash, itchyness from penetrating larvae * fever, lymphadenopathy, hepatosplenomegaly
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How is schistosomiasis diagnoses
stool: Microscopic examination for eggs in faeces or urine
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how is schistosomiasis controlled
-avoid freshwater -Spraying with molluscicides -improved sanitation -Eliminate habitat for snails which act as intermediate hosts