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Clinical Parasitology

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Taenia saginata

beef tapeworm

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upper jejunum

habitat of T. saginata

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Egg, proglottids

diagnostic stage of T. saginata

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Cysticercus bovis

infective stage of T. saginata

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Oncosphere

what is inside the egg of T. saginata

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3

how many pair of hooklets are there in an oncosphere or embryo of T. saginata

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proglottids

what is the first specimen usually brought to the lab

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15-20

how many lateral branches in T. saginata

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7-15

how many lateral branches in T. solium

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proglottids

irritated by alcohol

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  • Microscopy

  • Concentration techniques

  • Perianal swabs

laboratory exams for Taenia spp.

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Praziquantel

treatment for T. saginata

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  • recovery of the scolex

  • negative stool examination 3 months after treatment

what are the criteria for being cured from Taeniasis (T. saginata)

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Taenia solium

Pork tapeworm

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small intestine

habitat of Taenia solium

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Cysticercus cellulosae

the infective stage of T. solium

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Pig, Man

Intermediate host of T. solium

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Man

Definitive host of T. solium

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Taenia solium

what Taenia spp. have 4 acetabula, has a crown and cushion like rostellum

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cysticercosis

  • Most commonly located in striated muscles and in the brain, but the subcutaneous tissues, eye, heart, lung , and peritoneum have all been involved.

  • May produce inflammation and may survive up to 5 years.

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Neurocysticercosis

  • most serious manifestation, which is considered as one of the most serious zoonotic disease world wide

  • may be found in the brain

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racemous cysticercosis

subarachnoid form may lead to an aggressive form of neurocysticercosis

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cerebral cysticercosis

  • convulsion is the most common manifestation

  • visual and motor deficits, headache and vomiting may occur

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  • Increased opening pressure

  • Elevated protein

  • Decreased glucose

  • Increased mononuclear cells

  • Half of the cases show CSF eosinophilia

CSF result if affected by cerebral cysticercosis

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Opthalmic cysticercosis

can be diagnosed through visualization of the cysticerci using opthalmoscopy

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Praziquantel and Niclosamide

drug of choice in treating Taenia solium

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Hindus

people with this religious belief are immune to T. saginata

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Moslems

people with this religious belief are immune to T. solium

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-20 degrees celsius

at what degrees should the cysticerci should be freeze for 10 days to prevent Taeniasis

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Taenia asiatica

Taenia specie that is reported among aborigines of Taiwan

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Taenia asiatica

resembles saginata, but the appearance of cysticercus resemble T. solium

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Hymenolepsis nana

dwarf tapeworm

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Hymenolepsis nana

found mainly among children worldwide and only tapeworm that can complete its entre life cycle in a single host

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small intestine

habitat of dwarf tapeworm

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Person to person; fecal-oral transmission

how is Hymenolepsis nana transmitted

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Hymenolepsis nana

  • 4 cup-shaped suckers

  • rectangular rostellum armed with a single row

  • anterior proglottids short

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direct cycle

host ingests egg which hatch in the duodenum

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indirect cycle

accidental ingestion of infected arthropod intermediate host like rice and flour beetles

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rice and flour beetles (Tenebrio spp.)

infected arthropod intermediate host of Hymenolepsis nana

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Praziquantel

drug of choice in treating Hymenolepsis nana

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Diphylidium caninum

very common intestinal parasite of dogs and cats worldwide

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Diphylidium caninum

4 deeply cupped suckers and protrusible rostellum armed with 1-7 rostellum

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Ctenocephalides felis

cat flea

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Pulex irritans

human flea

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Trichodectes canis

dog louse

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Raillietina garrisoni

  • 4 acetabula

  • 2 alternating circular rows rostellum with 90-140 hammer-shaped hooks

  • mature proglottids has a bilobed ovary

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Flour beetle (Tribolium confusum)

what is the insect intermediate host of Raillietina garrisoni

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Raillietina garrisoni

most common intestinal cestode of rodents in the PH

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Diphyllobotrium latum

fish tapeworm / broad tapeworm

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small intestine

what is the habitat of Diphylobotrium latum

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Diphyllobotrium latum

  • has 2 bothria

  • neck is long and attenuated and followed by immature proglottids

  • testes are located in the dorsolateral part of the proglottids

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coracidium

egg that has complete develoment in water and released as free swimming _______

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coracidium (Diphylobothtrium latum)

a ciliated embryo, which is ingested by freshwater copepods of the genera Cyclops and Diaptomus

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Diphyllobotrium latum

what parasite can cause an infection that may result as hyperchromic megaloblastic anemia with thrombocytopenia and leukopenia

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examination of gastric juice

to differentiate anemia due to diphyllobotriasis from pernicious anemia

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achlorhydria

pernicious anaemia is associated with ______

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plerocercoid

infective form Diphyllobothrium latum

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-18 degrees C

at what temperature kills all plerocercoids

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Echinococcus spp.

one of the emerging zoonotic diseases

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Echinococcus spp.

  • pyriform scolex

  • short neck

  • 3 proglottids (immature, mature, gravid)

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small intestines of canines

where is the habitat of Echinoccocus spp.

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  • goats

  • horses

  • camels

  • sheeps

intermediate hosts of Echinoccocus spp.

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Man

considered accidental host of Echinoccocus spp.

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hydatid cysts (diagnostic stage)

larval stage of Echinoccocus spp.

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unilocular hydatid cysts

cyst of Echinococcus granulosus

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alveolar cysts

cyst of Echinococcus multilocularis