Medical Parasitology Lecture 5 - Life Cycle of Trematodes (Flashcards)

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All trematodes of man belong to the Class __ and subclass Digenea.

Trematoda

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Trematodes cause __ losses.

economic

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The eggs of trematodes are operculated except for __.

schistosomes

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Sexual generation of trematodes often occurs in a __ host.

definitive (Mammalian)

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Asexual generation of trematodes occurs in __ hosts.

intermediate

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__ is also known as the giant intestinal fluke.

Fasciolopsis buski

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__ is also known as the Chinese liver fluke.

Clonorchis sinensis

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The causative agent of fascioliasis is __.

Fasciola hepatica

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__ causes hepatic fibrosis in ruminants and humans.

Fasciola hepatica

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The seven different developmental stages of Fasciola hepatica are: eggs, miracidia, sporocysts, rediae, cercariae, metacercariae, and __.

adult flukes

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Eggs of Fasciola hepatica are operculate, __ and ovoid.

brown

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__ are pyriform motile larval stages of Fasciola hepatica covered with cilia.

Miracidia

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Mature __ of Fasciola hepatica (~0.5mm long) are free-swimming stages.

cercariae

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Mature flukes of Fasciola hepatica are __-shaped.

leaf

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Immature flukes of Fasciola hepatica infect the liver __.

parenchyma

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Halzoun occurs when an individual consumes infected __ liver.

raw

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__ is a preferred antihelminthic agent against Fasciola hepatica.

Triclabendazole

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Schistosomiasis is second only to __ in terms of public health importance.

malaria

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__ is a species of Schistosoma found in Africa.

Schistosoma haematobium

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__ is a species of Schistosoma found in Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East.

Schistosoma mansoni

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__ is a species of Schistosoma found in East Asia.

Schistosoma japonicum

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The infective stage of Schistosomiasis is __.

cercariae

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The infective route of Schistosomiasis is by __.

skin

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The eggs are the main __ stage of Schistosomiasis.

pathogenic

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__ eggs have a spike at the tip.

S. haematobium

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__ eggs are small and almost spherical with a tiny spine.

S. japonicum

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__ eggs have a spike on the side (spine).

S. mansoni

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__ membrane filtration system is used for diagnosis of Schistosomiasis in urine.

Nucleopore

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__ is a technique used for diagnosis of Schistosomiasis in stool.

Kato-Katz

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The most frequently used technique nowadays is __ , but antibody levels generally do not differentiate between past and present infection and do not give any information about intensity of infection.

ELISA

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__ is a broad-spectrum antihelminthic drug used to treat Schistosomiasis.

Praziquantel

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__ is effective against S. haematobium.

Metrifonate

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__ is effective against S. japonicum.

Niridazole

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__ is effective against S. mansoni.

Oxamniquine

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Fasciolopsiasis is caused by infection with the intestinal fluke __.

Fasciolopsis buski

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The infective stage of Fasciolopsiasis is __ encysted on water plants.

metacercariae

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In man, Fasciolopsis buski inhabits the __.

Small intestines

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__ is the Segmentina spp of snail that serves as intermediate host to Fasciolopsis buski.

Segmentina spp

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Paragonimiasis is caused by infection with the lung fluke __.

Paragonimus westermani

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The infective stage of man is __ encysted in crustacean

metacercariae

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The Paragonimus westermani inhabits the __ in humans.

Lungs

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Time from infection to oviposition (egg laying) is __ days in Paragonimus westermani.

65 to 90

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__ and _ serve as intermediate host for Paragonimus westermani .

Snails; Stream crabs

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Drug of choice for treatment for Paragonimus westermani is __.

praziqantel

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Clonorchiasis is caused by infection with the parasite of biliary passage __.

Clonorchis sinensis

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In Clonorchis sinensis, the infective stage for man is __ encysted in fish.

metacercariae

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The Clonorchis sinensis inhabits the __ in humans.

Hepatic bile duct

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In Clonorchis sinensis, the metacercariae make their way to the liver, not the coelom, but by direct migration up the __ duct.

hepatic bile

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__is prescribed to cure patients & carrier of Clonorchiasis sinensis infection.

Praziquantel

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Intermediate hosts for Clonorchis sinensis are and

Snails; Freshwater fish