Practical 1 Flashcards by Natalie Reader

Q

Rhoptery

A

invaginate cells

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polar rings

A

squeeze connoid

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Micronemes

A

vacuole

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conoid

A

tapered barrel structure

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subpellicular microtubules

A

shape cells into form that allow parasite to efficently infect hosts

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tertian

A

48 hours, vivax, ovale

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sub tertian

A

36 hours, falciparum

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quarten

A

72 hours, malariae

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schuffners dots

A

vivax, ovale

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ziemann’s dots

A

malariae

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maurer’s dots

A

falciparum

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E.coli

A

8 nucleus in cysts

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E. hystolytica

A

4 nucleus in cysts

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axostyle

A

burrows in tissue

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Suction disc (G.lambia)

A

attach to host epithelium cells

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Trypamastigotes

A

kinetoplastid in front

Q

epimastigotes

A

posterior kinetoplastid

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promastigote

A

no ungellated membrane, posterior kinetoplatid

Q

Glossina species

A

tsetse fly, gambiense, rhondeniense

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Triatoma species

A

kissing bug, t.cruzi

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Lutzomyia species

A

new world sand fly, L. donovani, L. braziliensis

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Phlebotomus species

A

old world sand fly, L. tropica, L.donavani

Q

Monostome

A

one sucker

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amphistome

A

suckers on both ends

gasterostome

ox head, ventral and posterior suckers

Leptocercous

thin tailed

Pleurolophocercous

tail with finfold

furcocercous

forked tail

microcercous

small tail

echinostome cercaria

spiny mouth

cystopherous cercariae

no tail (trigger)

Xiphidio

stylet (pin near mouth)

opthalmo

eye spots