trematodes

Question 1

first intermediate host of trematodes

Answer 1

snails

Question 2

most romantic parasites

perpetual copulation

Answer 2

Schistosomes

Question 3

infective stage of Schistosomes to human

Answer 3

cercaria

Question 4

infective stage of most trematodes (exc. Schistosomes) to humans

Answer 4

metacercariae

Question 5

trematode’s infective stage to snails

Answer 5

miracidium

Question 6

oriental lung fluke

Answer 6

Paragonimus westermani

Question 7

what stage of P. westermani can you found on sputum?

Answer 7

egg

Question 8

egg: old-fashioned electric light bulb

Answer 8

Clonorchis sinensis

Question 9

chinese liver fluke

Answer 9

Clonorchis sinensis

Question 10

giant intestinal fluke

Answer 10

Fasciolopsis buski

Question 12

liver flukes

Answer 12

Fasciola hepatica and gigantica

Question 13

fluke that results to cholangiocarcinoma

Answer 13

Clonorchis sinensis

Question 14

disease associated: Katayama’s fever and swimmer’s itch

Answer 14

S. japonicum

Question 15

schistosomes that resides in superior vein of small intestine

Answer 15

S. japonicum

Question 16

schistosomes that resides in inferior vein of colon/rectum

Answer 16

S. mansoni

Question 17

schistosomes that resides in urinary bladder

Answer 17

S. haemotobium

Question 18

specimen of choice for S. japnicum and S. mansoni

Answer 18

stool

Question 19

schistosome’s egg: small lateral spine

Answer 19

S. japonicum

Question 20

schistosome’s egg: large lateral spine

Answer 20

S. mansoni

Question 21

schistosome’s egg: terminal spine

Answer 21

S. haematobium

Question 22

diagnostic stage of Schistosomes

Answer 22

embryonated egg

Question 23

fluke infection that results to rust-colored sputum

Answer 23

P. westermani

Question 24

MOT of schistosomes

Answer 24

skin penetration

Question 25

MOT of most trematodes (exc. Schistosomes)

Answer 25

ingestion