Parasitology malaria - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

The document consists of chapter 2: protozoa of the course Human parasites, micro-organisms and zoonoses of the master in biomedical sciences: tropical and infectious diseases given by prof. Guy Caljon. All information and important notes that were given during the classes were noted.

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Summary notes of the main characteristics in parasitology. Description of plasmodium species, trypanosomes - their morphology, life cycle and the associated diseases and ways of transmission. Notes for malaria pathway and trypanosomiasis caused by the tsetse fly. Includes how is a diagnosis established and the possible medicaments used for treatment.

The document contains: - Must know in the important species of genus Plasmodium - Tabular summary of Plasmodium species and their gametocyte, asexual cycle, type of malaria it causes, stipplings, stages seen in blood, etc. - Diagnostic stages that are seen in smears of Plasmodium species - Asexual vs Sexual cycle of malarial parasites - Developmental stages of malarial parasites - Tabular summary of Ring-form (early trophozoites) and their characteristics - Tabular summary of developing ...

ZOO 4234 Parasitology Exam 4 - Exam Questions and Answers/ZOO 4234 Parasitology Exam 4 - Exam Questions and Answers/ZOO 4234 Parasitology Exam 4 - Exam Questions and Answers 1) Which life cycle stage of Trypanosoma cruzi is infective for humans? a. epimastigote d. metacyclic trypomastigote b. promastigote e. none of the above c. amastigote 2) Which of the following confers resistance to Plasmodium vivax? a. recrudescence d. absence of Duffy blood group b. Sickle cell trait e. none of the above...

SCIENTIFIC NAME, COMMON NAME, DISEASE, CLINICAL PICTURE, METHODS OF DIAGNOSIS, & PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF MOST COMMON PARASITES

MICROBIOLO BIOS242 MICRO FINAL EXAM Chapter 1: 1. Compare the scientists’ beliefs and experiments for spontaneous generation. Aristotle: - proposed spontaneous generation: living things can ar ise from nonliving matter. Redi: - When decaying meat was kept isolate from flies, maggots never developed. Meat exposed to flies was soon infested. Scientist’s began to doubt Aristotle’s theory. Needham: - Scientists didn’t believe that animals could arise spontaneously, but that microbes could. N...

Babesiosis & Malaria Differences

TABLE OF CONTENT Lab content Page No 3 1. Microbiology questions 80 2. Answers of microbiology questions 85 3. Clinical chemistry questions 103 4. Answers of clinical chemistry questions 105 5. Immunology questions 136 6. Answers of immunology questions 139 7. Hematology questions 171 8. Answers of hematology questions Body fluid questions 175 9. Answers of Body flouid questions 177 10. 178 11. Lab management questions 183 12. Answers of lab management questions 184 13...