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Draw the different stages of Plasmodium in the prepared slide of malaria positive blood smear and label the specific stage observe.
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- Describe the stages of the Plasmodium life cycle within the human host, including the inoculation through the bite of infected mosquitoes, the replication of parasites within hepatocytes, and the subsequent invasion of red blood cells. Explain how these lead to symptomatic disease. Discuss the contLabel the stages of the Trypanosoma cruzi life cycle as well as the form of the parasite in each stage. Drag the appropriate labels to their respective targets..Illustrate the life histories of the parasites Trypanosoma brucei rhodesiense and Plasmodium vivax. please include a flowchart for both.
- Prompts Trypanosoma transported by Trichocysts used for Desyntery caused by Giardia lamlia transported by Trichomonas vaginlis Toxoplasma gondii transported by Water mold has Pneumocystis carinii Paramecium feeding method Toxicysts used forIndicate the vector for each of these parasites. Trypanosoma cruzi Trypanosoma Leishmania PlasmodiumMalaria symptoms include chills followed by fever.These symptoms are related to activities of thepathogen. Describe the growth stages of Plasmodiumspp. in the human host and relate them to the chill–fever pattern
- Hand draw (with a pen/pencil) a picture of salmonella typhi organism. Label and describe the following cell structures and include a brief summary of their functions: nuclei/organelles flagella/cilia segments outer covering (cuticle, tegument) attachment structures (suckers, hooks, etc.) cysts/oocysts (if your pathogen makes them)Describe malaria virulenceDraw/Show Pyrolobus fumarii and label its parts.
- Non pathogenic amebaanswer the following 1. Among the luminal flagellates, which species do not have a cyst stage. 2. Describe the movement of Trichomonas vaginalis trophozoite. 3. Give the drug of choice for Trichomoniasis infection. 4. Determine the infective stage of the following hemoflagellates: Trypanosoma cruzi, Trpanosoma brucie gambiense, Trypanosoma brucie rhodesiense, Leishmania donovani, Lieshmania tropica, Lieshmania Mexicana, Lieshmania infantum, Lieshmania Vianniabrazilliensis and Lieshamania lieshmania major. 5. In the sleeping sickness phase of Trypanosoma brucie rhodesiense, what is the specimen of choice for diagnosis?Name the organism causes syphilis. Mention two symptoms.A 40-year old man complained to the hospital of fever, chills and abdominal pain. Based on clinical history, the man has elevated ALT and AST enzyme assay with gradual hepatomegaly. The patient submitted stool sample and the following are the results: Many cysts seen with 4 nuclei Eccentric karyosome observed Ingested RBC present Bacteria (Moderate) What possible parasite the patient has been infected with? Explain why. What possible additional lab tests are necessary to prove the patient’s diagnosis? Explain why. What is the possible diagnosis of the patient? Explain why.
