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Giardisis
Causative Organism:
Mode of Contraction:
Basic Symptoms:
Trypanosomiasis (sleeping sickness)
Causative Organism:
Mode of Contraction:
Basic Symptoms:
Trichomoniasis
Causative Organism:
Mode of Contraction:
Basic Symptoms:
Acanthamoeba
Causative Organism:
Mode of Contraction:
Basic Symptoms
Entamoeba
Causative Organism:
Mode of Contraction:
Basic Symptoms:
Amoebiasis
Causative Organism:
Mode of Contraction:
Basic Symptoms:
Balantidiasis
Causative Organism:
Mode of Contraction:
Basic Symptoms:
Malaria
Causative Organism:
Mode of Contraction:
Basic Symptoms:
Giardia Lamblia (cyst)
Body Fluid:
Giardia lamblia (trophozoite)
Body Fluid:
Trypanosoma (trophozoite)
Body fluid:
Trichomonas vaginalis (trophozoite)
Body fluid:
Entamoeba histolytica (cyst)
Body fluid:
Entamoeba histolytica (trophozoite)
Body fluid:
Balantidium coli (cyst)
Body fluid:
Balantidium coli (trophozoite)
Body fluid:
Plasmodium (ring state)
Body fluid:
Plasmodium (schizont state)
Body fluid:
Lifecycle of Plasmodium and Vector
Body fluid:
Liver Fluke
Schistosoma Mansoni Ova
Phylum
: Platyhelminths
Reproduction
: monoecious
Round Worm
Ascaris lumbricoides
Phylum
: Nematoda
Reproduction
: dieocious
Whip Worm
Trichuris Trichuria (ova)
Phylum
: Nematoda
Reproduction
: dieocious
Hook Worm
Necatur Americanas (ova)
Phylum
: Nematoda
Reproduction
: dieocious
Pork Worm
Trichinella Spiralis
Phylum
: Nematoda
Reproduction
: dieocious
Chinese Liver Fluke
Clonorchis Sinesis (ova)
Phylum
: Platyhelminthes
Reproduction:
Pinworm
Enterobius Vermicularis (adult/egg)
Phylum
: Nematoda
Reproduction
: dieocious
Tapeworm
Taenia Solium Cysticerus (ova)
Phylum
: Platyhelminths
Reproduction
: monoecious
Clonorchis sinensis (Chinese Liver Fluke)
(Labeled features)
Taenia (tapeworm) Adult and Eggs
Structure and Function of Scolex/Proglottids
scolex
: point of attachment to intestine of host
proglottids
: series of body sections containing male & female reproductive organs
pictures
:
Necatur Americanus
(Hookworms) (eggs; lifecycle)
Lifecycle:
worms mature in intestines
eggs released w/feces
larvae hatch and develop in environment
infection through skin penetration (feet)
Enterobius Vermicularis (adult and eggs)
Pinworm (adult/egg photos)
Ascaris lumbricoides (adult)
photo
Trichinella spiralis (in muscle tissue)
photo
Author
lizjoeg
ID
198133
Card Set
Microbiology
Description
Exam #1
Updated
2013-02-05T19:04:54Z
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