group 2 protozoans

is toxoplasmosis eukaryotic or prokaryotic

eukaryotic

is toxoplasmosis acellular or multicellular

unicellular

what is the causative agent of toxoplasmosis

toxoplasma gondii

where is toxoplasmosis typically found

globally, more common in tropics, S. America, C. Africa

how is toxoplasmosis transmited

fecal-oral route, congenital, organ transplant, blood transfusions, cats are definitive hosts, is zoonitc, cat feces

what are the symptoms of toxoplasmosis

flu like symptoms, ocular diseases, immunocompromised can have seizures, fever, neurological damage

what is the treatment for toxoplasmosis

pyrimethanime, sulfadiazine

how could you prevent toxoplasmosis

good hygiene and sanitation, cook food thoroughly, do not clean cat liter box if pregnant

how is toxoplasmosis diagnosed

serology test for IgE, measure immunoglobin M or cerebral spinal fluid in pregnant women for presence of toxoplasmosis antibodies or testing the amniotic sac

is Trichomoniasis unicellular, multicellular or acellular?

unicellular

is Trichomoniasis eukaryotic or prokaryotic?

eukaryotic

what is the causitive agent of Trichomoniasis

Trichomonas vaginalis

where is Trichomoniasis commonly found

globally, more prevalent in Sub-saharan Africa, SE Asia, Caribbean, N. America

how is Trichomoniasis transmitted

STI, direct genital contact

what are the signs and symptoms of Trichomoniasis?

itching, irritation in genital region, buring when peeing, foul smelling and colored discharge in women, strawberry cervix

how is Trichomoniasis diagnosed

NAAT, swab test the vaginal fluid and analyze for protozoan presence, swab culture of vagina or penis

how is Trichomoniasis treated

metronidazole, tinidazole

how is Trichomoniasis prevented

safe sex practices