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Parasitology- Exam review- Exam I Questions And Answers In a hospital setting, a specimen of unformed feces is brought to the lab. immediately after collection; you know that it cannot be examined immediately, so you would... Mix a sample of it into 10% formalin and a sample into polyvinyl a...

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Parasitology- Exam review- Exam I
Questions And Answers

In a hospital setting, a specimen of unformed feces is brought to the lab. immediately after

collection; you know that it cannot be examined immediately, so you would... Mix a

sample of it into 10% formalin and a sample into polyvinyl alcohol (PVA)




An outpatient comes to the laboratory with a physician's orders for "O & P x3" No instructions

have been given to the patient other than to get collection kits from the lab. You give the patient

collection kits and advise the patient to... Collect 3 specimens 2 days apart, say Monday,

Wednesday, and Friday




With the increasing use of immunoassays in parasitology, of concern is/are The

compatibility of the fixative(s) used to preserve the fecal specimen




The possibility of "missing" (not detecting) parasites other than those detected by the

immunoassay




"Non-traditional" parasitology stain(s) that now have an important role in parasitology

microscopy include Calcofluor white stain; Modified (reduced decolorization) acid-fast

stain; and Acridine orange stain

, Parasitology- Exam review- Exam I
Questions And Answers

What type of infections may be caused by all 3 of the genera of free-living amebae, Naegleria,

Acanthamoeba, and Balamuthia Central nervous system (CNS) infections




In which of the free-living ameba genera is there a flagellate stage Naegleria




Cysts of the free-living amebae typically have which of the following properties

Resistance to drying (dessication);




Resistance to low levels of disinfection, e.g. as in potable water supplies;




Cyst wall contains cellulose/chitin and stains well with calcofluor white




In which of the following, previously thought not to have a cyst stage, has a cyst stage recently

been described. Dientamoeba fragilis




Trophozoites of intestinal protozoa are more likely than the cyst stages to be present in a stool


specimen that was Bristol Stool Scale Type 1 False

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