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| Macroscopic Brain Petechiae hemorrhages |
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| P. Falciparum Malaria - cerebral malaria |
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Giardia,
Amoebiasis
Cholera |
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| Watery diarrhea with abdominal pain |
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| Man is the only host for this organism |
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| cysts are passed in the faeces -->contaminate food or fingers -->germination in the SI -->bloody diarrhea |
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| endoscopic finding: Mucosal Ulcers surrounded by normal mucosa |
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| histological finding: mucosa looks normal but ______ can be seen in the pus on the mucosal surface |
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1.Describe Amoebic Liver Abscess (how many lobules?)
2. If you were to do FNA on this pus- would it be helpful to do a microscopic examination? |
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Can be unilocular or multi locular
2. No. because viable organisms are present only in the advancing EDGE of the abscess. |
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| Pus aspiration from liver loculars. |
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| Rarely seen inreturning travellers but when it does present - Rice watery diarrhea |
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| Skin ulcers can develop from these |
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1. Adult worms of these live in blood vessels around the bladder and rectum /
2. how are the eggs passed ? |
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Definition
Schistosomiasis
2. passed in urine |
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| how would you check for schistomiasis |
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Definition
| check the urine for the eggs. |
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Definition
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| freshwater snail is used to grow in - then enters human via skin in fresh water |
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| Which organ does Schistosomiasis negatively affect the most? |
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| Some of the common Intestinal worms |
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| Ascaris, Hookworm, Tape worms |
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Definition
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| worms that live in the intestine |
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| worms that live in the intestine |
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one from beef- Echinococcus (Hydatid disease)
one from portk- Cysticercosis (seizure) |
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| Someone with Jaundice - what are the two possible causes in terms of infection |
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Definition
Hemolytic
or Liver damage |
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| Direct invasion of mycocardial cells |
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Definition
| Acute phase of Chagas disease |
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| Arrhythmia- heart filuare due to dilated ardiomyopathy - megaesophagus, megacolon (due to damage to myenteric plexus |
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| Chronic phase of Chagas (american trypanosomiasis) |
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| Schistosomiasis ("histo moving so slowly like snail") |
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