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Animal Parasites

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individual infected with a disease-producing organism   host  
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simple one-celled animal parasites   protozoa  
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an examples of protozoa is   plasmodium causing malaria  
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complex multi-celled animal parasites   metazoa  
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invertebrate animal w/jointed limbs & segmented body   arthropod  
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insects and spiders are examples of   arthropods  
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worms & flukes are examples of   metazoa  
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crab louse and organism causing scabies are   important arthropods that parasitize humans  
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small intracellular parasites of birds, animals, & humans   Toxoplasma gondi  
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small parasitic worm infecting humans, which lives in lower bowel   pinworm  
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in humans pinworm causes   perianal pruritis  
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parasite of pubic area, which causes intense itching   crab louse  
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particularly dangerous for individuals lacking a spleen   Babesiosis  
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severe amebiasis can cause abscesses in   the liver  
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Trichomonads are a   sexually transmitted parasite  
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Giardia is transmitted   contaminated water  
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to avoid Toxoplasma, pregnant women should not handle   cat feces  
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there is currently no specific treatment for cryptosporidia; it is particularly dangerous for people already infected with   AIDS  
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can be eliminated from water through filtration   Cryptosporidia  
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roundworm that is typically transmitted through undercooked pork is   Trichinella  
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can move from the pulmonary system to the digestive tract   Ascaris worms  
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commonly are located in the intestine   tapeworms  
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Crab louse infestation responds to   anti-parasitics  
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parasitizes intestinal tract and can cause severe diarrhea   Cryptosporidium parvum  
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Cryptosporidium parvum causes   cryptosporidiosis  
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organisms adapted to living within or on body of another host   animal parasites  
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malaria, amoebic dysentery, African sleeping sickness, cryptosporidiosis, toxoplasmosis, giardiasis are all   protozoal infections  
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protozoa release toxins and enzymes that   destroy cells or interfere with their functions  
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caused by various species of Plasmodium   malaria  
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caused by pathogenic ameba, Entamoeba histolytica   Amebic dysentery  
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caused by Trichomonas vaginalis   genital tract trichomonad  
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caused by Giardia lamblia, infects small intestine; crampy abdominal pain   Giardiasis  
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caused by Toxoplasma gondii, may infect fetus of pregnant woman and cause congenital malformations   Toxoplasmosis  
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does not cause disease in immunocompetent persons but causes a severe, sometimes fatal pulmonary infection in persons with HIV/AIDS   Pneumocystis pneumonia, caused by Pneumocystis carinii  
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large roundworm that lives within intestinal tract and eggs discharge in feces   Ascaris  
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Pinworms migrate out of a colon through   the anus while the infected individual is asleep depositing its eggs on the perianal skin  
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humans can become infected with tapeworms by   eating the flesh of an infected animal that contains the larvae of the parasite  
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thick, fleshy, short worms with suckers that attach to the host   flukes  
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flukes that infect the skin   schistosomes  
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small parasite burrows in the superficial layers of the skin, where it lays eggs that hatch in a few days   scabies  
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lives in anal and genital hairs   crab louse  
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