Ben Kean lecture 3
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| What are teh different schistosoma species? | Haemotolium (bladder), Mansoni (bowel), Japonicum (bowel)
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| What are teh clinical manifestations of acute schisto? | Swimmers itch Katayama fever (Chills, fever, sweating, cough, hepatosplenomegaly, lmphadenopathy)
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| What are teh chornic urinary complications of schisto? | usually haemotobium, causes heamturia, mass bladder lesions, bladder cancers
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| What are teh chronic intestinal complications of schisto? | Hepatosplenic disease(pipe stem fibrosis)seizures disorders (S. Japonicum)
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| How do you distinguish the eggs in schisto? | Japanicom are small, s. haemotobium are medium, S. Mansoni are like africa(big)
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| How do you get schisto? | Snails, swimming
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| Name 3 intestinal tapeworms | Diphyloobithrium latum, Taenia saginata, Taenia solium
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| Diphyloobothrium is from what? | Fish
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| Taenia Saginata is from what? | Beef
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| Taenia Solium is from what? | Pork
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| What is the only extraintestinal worm? | Echinococcus granulosus.
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| Describe life cycle of diphyloobothrium latum | Egg feces - water - fish - we eat fish
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| What are the general symptoms of tapeworms? | Abdominal discomfort, weight loss, malnutrition, B12 deficiency (Fishy one - lathum)
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| Describe the life cycle of Taenia solium and sagnita | Cows eat - goes to meat/muscle - we eat - inside intestines
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| What are teh dangerous complications of Taenia Solium? | Cysterosis, Neurocysterois which are swiss cheese lesions in brain
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| What are teh common symptoms in neurocystoserosis? | Seizures, headache, nausea, vomitting, altered mental status
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| What are teh symptoms of echinococcus granuloma? | Hepatic cyst, pulmonary cyst
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| How may you get trichenella spiralis? | Eating infected pork
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| Where does Trichenella Spiralis go? | Usually you find it inside muscle
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| What are the cardinal features of trichenella spiralis? | Fever, periorbital/facial edema, myalgia, eosinophilliathorugh mosquitoes
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| Where does W. Bancrofit usually effect? | lymphatics
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| What diseases do you get from w. bancrofit? | elephantitis, hypergonadism
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| How is w. bancrofti transmitted? | mosquitoes
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| How is onchoecerca volvulus transmitted? | via simulation blackflies
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| Which are teh 2 organs that onchocerra affects most? | Eyes and skin
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