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Parasitology Final Revision: Fasciola and Taenia Species Overview

This document provides detailed information on Fasciola and Taenia species, including their life cycles, infective stages, diagnostic methods, and habitats. It also covers diseases caused by Taenia solium, such as intestinal taeniasis and cysticercosis, along with complications of Plasmodium species infections. Explore the world of medical parasitology in this comprehensive revision guide.

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Parasitology Final Revision: Fasciola and Taenia Species Overview

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  1. Medical parasitology(Final Revision ) Manchester, S6

  2. Fasciola species

  3. Fasciola cercaria

  4. Fasciola egg

  5. Name ?

  6. Parasites affecting lung

  7. Paragonimus egg

  8. Tapeworms

  9. Taenia saginata gravid segment

  10. Taenia solium gravid segment

  11. Taenia saginata & Taenia solium scolex

  12. Taenia egg

  13. 1) The next figure represents part of a parasite Answer the following questions: A) Mention name of the parasite (Taenia solium) B) Diseases caused by this parasite (intestinal taeniasis and cysticercosis ) C) Methods of infection (consumption of imperfectly cooked pig's meat containing the cysticercus cellulosa, ingestion of eggs of T. Solium, external or internal autoinfection) D) Infective stage (cysticercus cellulosa in case of intestinal taeniasis and egg in case of cysticercosis) E) Diagnostic stage (gravid segments or rarely eggs in the stool) F) Habitat of this parasite (small intestine)

  14. Ecchinococcus granulosus

  15. Unilocular hydatid cyst

  16. Ascaris adult male and female

  17. Fertile egg of Ascaris

  18. Ascaris eggs decorticated Corticated & fertilized unfertilized

  19. Enterobius vermicularismale

  20. Enterobius vermicularis female

  21. Enterobius vermicularisegg

  22. Wuchereia bancrofti microfilaria

  23. Entamoeba histolytica cyst

  24. Entamoeba histolytica trophozoites

  25. Giardia intestinalis trophozoite

  26. Giardia intestinalis cyst

  27. Free-living amoebae Naegleria fowleri

  28. Acanthamoeba castellani

  29. Haemosomatic flagellates Phlebotomous papatasi

  30. LeishmaniaPromastigote form

  31. Leishmania promastigote

  32. Polymorphic trypanosomes

  33. MonomorphictrypanosomesTrypanosoma cruzi in blood

  34. T. Cruzi forms in blood and tissue

  35. Chiclero ulcer Romana’s sign

  36. Plasmodium falciparum gametocyte

  37. Plasmodium malariaeBand form trophozoite

  38. Plasmodium ring stage

  39. P. vivax ring

  40. Complications: Cerebral malaria Hypoglycaemia Hyperpyrexia Convulsion Shock Hemoglobinuria Severe anaemia Acute renal failure Coagulopathy Spontaneous bleeding Acute pulmonary oedema Aspiration pneumonia Hyperparasitaemia Metabolic acidosis Glomerulonephritis Nephrotic syndrome Plasmodium malariae Plasmodium falciparum Relapses Plasmodium vivax `n ovale Manar Sobh Azab

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