Which Life Cycle of Malarial Parasite?
Sexual Phase
Which Life Cycle of Malarial Parasite?
Asexual Phase
Appearance of parasitized RBC: Normal; multiple infection of RBC very common
Age of RBC infected: ALL AGES
P. falciparum
Appearance of parasitized RBC: Larger than normal, pale, and oval to normal in shape
Age of RBC infected: YOUNG AGES
P. vivax
Appearance of parasitized RBC: Larger than normal, oval and may have fimbriated edges
Age of RBC infected: YOUNG AGES
P. ovale
Appearance of parasitized RBC: Normal in shape; size may be normal or slightly smaller
Age of RBC infected: OLD AGES
P. malariae
stain for RBC stippling
Giemsa stain
RBC stippling of P. falciparum
Maurer`s dots (occasional)
RBC stippling of P. vivax
Schuffner`s dots (common)
RBC stippling of P. ovale
James` dots
RBC stippling of P. malariae
Ziemann`s dots (rare)
Length of erythrocytic cycle / PERIODICITY
most fatal type caused by
P. falciparum
Malignant tertian malaria by P. falciparum is manifested by
Black water fever
Relapse may occur with _______________________ infections due to reactivation of ________________
in the liver.
P. vivax and P. ovale
Hypnozoites
Incubation period of Malaria
8-40 days
Classical sign: _______________ characterized by ___, ___, and ___
PAROXYSM
chiils, fever, and profuse sweating
Acquired resistance is associated with certain genetic conditions
Sickle trait:
Duffy negative blood group:
Sickle trait: P. falciparum
Duffy negative blood group: P. vivax
Simian or 5th Human Malaria
Plasmodium knowlesi
P. knowlesi – young forms resemble _____________________ while mature forms resemble
young forms: P. falciparum
mature forms: P. malariae
MICROmetocyte (Male) Characteristic: (P. falciparum)
MACROmetocyte (Female) Characteristic: (P. falciparum)
which plasmodium have a rosette or daisy formation of schizont
P. malariae