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<p>What is this protist? (genus name) </p>

What is this protist? (genus name)

Euglena

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What structure allows Euglena to swim?

Flagellum

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What organelles do Euglena have that performs photosynthesis?

Chloroplasts

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Whats the purpose of chloroplasts in photosynthesis?

converting solar energy into chemical energy (glucose) using water and carbon dioxide

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<p>What protist is this? (genus name)</p>

What protist is this? (genus name)

Paramecium

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What structures does paramecium have that allows it to swim?

Cilia

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<p>What protist is this? (genus name)</p>

What protist is this? (genus name)

Amoeba or Ameba

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what structure do Amoeba (or Ameba) use to move

pseudopodia allows for crawling

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Whats the mechanisms for pseudopodia?

amoeboid movement, involving the extension of the membrane and the shifting of endoplasm (inner cytoplasm) toward the front

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<p>Whats this protists name? (genus name)</p>

Whats this protists name? (genus name)

Leishmania

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<p>Whats this protists name? (genus name)</p>

Whats this protists name? (genus name)

Leishmania

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Whats the clinical name of the disease Leishmania causes.

leishmaniasis

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How could a human get infected by leishmania?

sandfly bites human and injects saliva

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Side effects of leishmaniasis

Cutaneous - skin sores, visceral - internal organs, and mucosal - spreads to mucous membranes of nose, mouth, and throat

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structure that allows Leishmania to move

Flagellum

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Where does leishmania live in sandflies?

digestive system

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What species do trypanosoma live in?

bloodsucking bugs

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How do bloodsucking bugs transmit trypanosoma in humans?

when they feed they defecate and the person rubs the feces into their eye wound.

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<p>What protists is this? (genus name)</p>

What protists is this? (genus name)

trypanosoma

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How does trypanosoma move?

flagellum

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How do humans get infected with trichomonas?

mutual consent (STI)

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<p>What protist is this?</p>

What protist is this?

Trichomonas

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What disease is caused by trichomonas?

trichomoniasis (STI)

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How do trichomonas move?

flagellum

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<p>What protist is this? (genus name)</p>

What protist is this? (genus name)

Giardia cyst

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Where are the Giardia cyst shed?

in host feces

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Do Giardia cyst cause symptoms?

No

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WHat type of form are Giardia cysts?

infective

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<p>What protists is this? (genus name)</p>

What protists is this? (genus name)

Giardia trophozoites

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How do Giardia trophozoites move?

flagellum

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Why are Giardia trophozoites no infective?

they die quickly outside host

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Where for Giardia trophozoites inhabit in host?

small intestine

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What do symptoms do Giardia trophozoites cause?

GI symptoms like gas or diarrhea

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How do humans get infected by Entameba?

ingesting its cyst form usually in fecally-contaminated food or water

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<p>What is this protist? (genus name)</p>

What is this protist? (genus name)

Entameba cyst

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What disease does Entameba cause?

amebiasis or amoebic dysentery

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where does Entameba infect in humans?

intestines

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Where are entameba cyst shed?

in hosts feces

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what do Entameba use to move?

pseudopods

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What causes symptoms relating to Entameba cysts?

trophozoites

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What stage are entameba cysts?

infective

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What can entameba cause in the human body?

abscesses and ulcerate intestinal lining

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<p>What protist is this? (genus name)</p>

What protist is this? (genus name)

Balantidium trophozoite

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what stage of Balantidium is infective when ingested?

cyst stage

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What disease does Balantidium trophozoite cause?

Balantidiasis

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What cause the symptoms of balantidiasis?

trophozoites

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what structure do Balantidium trophozoite use to move?

cilia

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Are Balantidium trophozoites infective?

no because they do not live long outside the host

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<p>What protist is this? (genus name)</p>

What protist is this? (genus name)

Plasmodium

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What disease does Plasmodium cause?

malaria

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What disease has killed more humans than any other?

malaria

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How are Plasmodium transmitted?

female mosquitoes feed on blood and transfer from person to person

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<p>What type of parasitic worm is this?</p>

What type of parasitic worm is this?

fluke eggs or fasciola hepatica egg

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Where are fluke eggs or fasciola hepatica egg found?

in water

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How do fluke eggs or fasciola hepatica egg end up in eater?

expelled in feces of an infected host

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<p>what fluke is this?</p>

what fluke is this?

Fasciola hepatica miracidia, larval slukes

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<p>What stage is this fluke at?</p>

What stage is this fluke at?

miracidium

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<p>Whats the name of this fluke?</p>

Whats the name of this fluke?

Fasciola hepatica miracidia

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True or False: Fasciola hepatica miracidia are what hatch out of the eggs

true

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Where are Fasciola hepatica miracidia found?

swimming in water

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After hatching, how long do Fasciola hepatica miracidia last?

8 hours

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What color are Fasciola hepatica miracidia stained?

red, blue-green, or purple

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Whats the shape of Fasciola hepatica miracidia?

roughly bullet-shaped

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Whats the width of Fasciola hepatica miracidia?

a microscopes pointer when viewed using 10X objective

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<p>What fluke is this?</p>

What fluke is this?

Fasciola hepatica miracidia

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<p>What fluke is this?</p>

What fluke is this?

Fasciola hepatica redia larva

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<p>What stage is this fluke relating to the fluke life cycle?</p>

What stage is this fluke relating to the fluke life cycle?

larval

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Where are Fasciola hepatica redia larva found?

body of the appropriate host snail (intermediate host)

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<p>What was the red objects inside this fluke?</p>

What was the red objects inside this fluke?

developing cercariae inside the redia

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<p>What fluke is this?</p>

What fluke is this?

Fasciola hepatica cercaria

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<p>What stage of the fluke life cycle is this fluke at?</p>

What stage of the fluke life cycle is this fluke at?

cercaria (larval)

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Where are Fasciola hepatica cercaria found?

swimming in water after leaving the snail

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<p>What fluke is this?</p>

What fluke is this?

Fasciola hepatica metacercaria

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<p>What stage is this fluke at in the fluke life cycle?</p>

What stage is this fluke at in the fluke life cycle?

metacercaria (larval)

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Where are Fasciola hepatica metacercaria found?

on aquatic plants like watercress or cattails

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How long do Fasciola hepatica metacercaria remain in the metacercaria (larval) stage?

until they die or until a host like a human eats the plant

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<p>What fluke is this?</p>

What fluke is this?

An adult fasciola hepatica

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What type of reproductive system do adult fasciola hepatica have?

hermaphroditic

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Where are adult fasciola hepatica found?

in liver and bile ducts of definitive host

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true or false: adult fasciola hepatica eggs shed in the hosts feces

true

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<p>What fluke is this?</p>

What fluke is this?

adult fasciola hepatica

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<p>What fluke is this?</p>

What fluke is this?

adult fasciola hepatica

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<p>What parasitic worm/fluke is this?</p>

What parasitic worm/fluke is this?

Schistosoma mansoni adults (male and female)

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how are Schistosoma mansoni adults found?

coupled when in intestinal blood vessel, liver tissue, or intestinal wall of human

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which Schistosoma mansoni adult is large the male or female?

male

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About how many people worldwide are affected by Schistosoma mansoni?

240 million

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Whats the definition of hermaphroditic?

a worm that has both ovaries and testes.

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<p>What parasitic worm is this?</p>

What parasitic worm is this?

tapeworm eggs

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What are tape worms definitive host?

intestines

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what are tapeworms intermediate hosts?

muscle or viscera of host

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Where do tapeworm eggs shed?

feces of tapeworm definitive host

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Where a tapeworm eggs sometimes encased in?

proglottids

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<p>What parasitic worm is this?</p>

What parasitic worm is this?

tapeworm eggs

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<p>What parasitic worm is this?</p>

What parasitic worm is this?

tapeworm cysticercus larva

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Whats the genus name is tapeworm cysticercus larva?

Taenia pisiformis cysticercus

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Where are tapeworm cysticercus larva located?

muscle or viscera of intermediate host

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<p>What stage is this parasitic worm at?</p>

What stage is this parasitic worm at?

larval

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<p>What parasitic worm is this?</p>

What parasitic worm is this?

tapeworm cysticercus larva.

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<p>What parasitic worm are these?</p>

What parasitic worm are these?

mature tapeworm proglottids

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<p>What are the brown lines in this tapeworm proglottids?</p>

What are the brown lines in this tapeworm proglottids?

fertilized eggs in gravid proglottids