The document discusses various flagellates including their morphologies, life cycles, specimens used for diagnosis, and modes of transmission. It provides details on Giardia intestinalis, Entamoeba histolytica, Trichomonas vaginalis, and other flagellates. Key points covered include that G. intestinalis attaches to the duodenum via a sucking disk, cysts are the infectious form transmitted via contaminated food/water, and multiple stool samples increase the likelihood of detection. T. vaginalis is found in vaginal discharge and urethral samples and may cause vaginitis or urethritis but does not form cysts.
The document discusses various flagellates including their morphologies, life cycles, specimens used for diagnosis, and modes of transmission. It provides details on Giardia intestinalis, Entamoeba histolytica, Trichomonas vaginalis, and other flagellates. Key points covered include that G. intestinalis attaches to the duodenum via a sucking disk, cysts are the infectious form transmitted via contaminated food/water, and multiple stool samples increase the likelihood of detection. T. vaginalis is found in vaginal discharge and urethral samples and may cause vaginitis or urethritis but does not form cysts.
The document discusses various flagellates including their morphologies, life cycles, specimens used for diagnosis, and modes of transmission. It provides details on Giardia intestinalis, Entamoeba histolytica, Trichomonas vaginalis, and other flagellates. Key points covered include that G. intestinalis attaches to the duodenum via a sucking disk, cysts are the infectious form transmitted via contaminated food/water, and multiple stool samples increase the likelihood of detection. T. vaginalis is found in vaginal discharge and urethral samples and may cause vaginitis or urethritis but does not form cysts.
The document discusses various flagellates including their morphologies, life cycles, specimens used for diagnosis, and modes of transmission. It provides details on Giardia intestinalis, Entamoeba histolytica, Trichomonas vaginalis, and other flagellates. Key points covered include that G. intestinalis attaches to the duodenum via a sucking disk, cysts are the infectious form transmitted via contaminated food/water, and multiple stool samples increase the likelihood of detection. T. vaginalis is found in vaginal discharge and urethral samples and may cause vaginitis or urethritis but does not form cysts.
All flagellate life cycles possess trophozoite and cyst morphologic forms. B A. True B. False This flagellate morphologic structure is often not visible under microscopic examination. A. Undulating membrane C B. Pseudopods C. Flagella D. Axostyle The presence of nonpathogenic flagellates is important because it suggests that: A. The patient will develop clinical signs and symptoms. B. Only cyst forms will be recovered in corresponding patient D samples. C. The parasites will invade multiple organ systems in the body. D. Contaminated food or drink was consumed by the patient The proposed function(s) of the median bodies seen in G. intesti- nalis is (are) which of the following? A. Support D B. Energy C. Metabolism D. All of the above Which specimen type and collection regimen would be most ap- propriate for the diagnosis of G. intestinalis? A. One stool sample C B. Two stool samples C. Multiple stool samples collected on subsequent days D. One stool sample and one blood sample G. intestinalis trophozoites attach to the mucosa of the duodenum and feed with the assistance of this morphologic structure. A. Sucking disk A B. Axostyle C. Axoneme D. Nucleus Individuals become infected with G. intestinalis by which of the following? A. Swimming in contaminated water B B. Ingesting contaminated food or drink C. Inhalation of infective cysts D. Walking barefoot on contaminated soil Individuals at risk for contracting G. intestinalis when camping and hiking are encouraged to take which of these steps to prevent infection? A. Treat potentially infected water with a doublestrength saturated saline solution prior to consuming. B B. Use only bottled water for drinking, cooking & appropriate personal hygiene. C. Avoid swimming in contaminated water. D. Wear shoes at all times. Which of the following are key morphologic characteristics of C. mesnili? A. Round and four to eight nuclei D B. Oval and presence of a cytosome C. Round and presence of an axoneme D. Lemon-shaped and presence of a cytosome A liquid stool is the specimen of choice for the recovery of which of these morphologic forms of C. mesnili? A A. Trophozoites only 1/4 CHAPTER 4- FLAGELLATES Study online at https://quizlet.com/_cmshv0 B. Cysts only C. Trophozoites and cysts A flagellate trophozoite that could be described as 9 to 12 µm with one or two nuclei, each with four symmetrically positioned chro- matin granules and vacuoles containing bacteria in the cytoplasm, would most likely be which of the following? B A. Giardia intestinalis B. Dientamoeba fragilis C. Chilomastix mesnilli D. Blastocystis hominis The permanent stain of choice for observing the nuclear features of D. fragilis is which of the following? A. Trichrome D B. Iodine C. Saline D. Iron hematoxylin The specimen of choice for the recovery of T. hominis is which of the following? A. Stool A B. Urine C. Intestinal contents D. Gastric contents Trichomonas hominis can be transmitted by which of the follow- ing? A. Contaminated milk A B. Bite of an infected mosquito C. Ingestion of an embryonated ovum D. Ingestion of undercooked meat When E. hominis cysts contain more than one nuclei, where do they tend to be positioned within the cytoplasm? A. Center C B. Around the periphery of the organism C. At opposite ends of the cell D. Throughout the organism Treatment is always indicated for patients when E. hominis is present on parasite examination. B A. True B. False The traditional technique and specimen of choice for identifying Retortamonas intestinalis is which of the following? A. Permanently stained blood D B. Iodine prep of urine C. Saline prep of bronchial wash D. Permanently stained stool Individuals contract R. intestinalis by which of the following? A. Ingesting infective cysts in contaminated food or drink B. Consuming trophozoites in contaminated beverages A C. Stepping barefoot on infective soil D. Inhaling infective dust particles How far down the body length does the Trichomonas tenax undu- lating membrane extend? A. One fourth C B. One half C. Three fourths D. Full body The specimen of choice for the recovery of Trichomonas tenax is which of the following? C A. Stool B. Urine 2/4 CHAPTER 4- FLAGELLATES Study online at https://quizlet.com/_cmshv0 C. Mouth scrapings D. Cerebrospinal fluid This prominent structure found in T. vaginalis trophozoites that often extends beyond the body provides the parasite with support. A. Nucleus B B. Axostyle C. Axoneme D. Granule The cyst morphologic form is not known to exist in the life cycle of T. vaginalis. A A. True B. False T. vaginalis may be recovered in which of the following specimen types? A. Spun urine B. Vaginal discharge D C. Stool D. Urethral discharge E. More than one of the above: ____________ (specify) All cases of T. vaginalis infection result in symptomatic vaginitis in women and urethritis in men. B A. True B. False Infant infections with T. vaginalis tend to affect which of the follow- ing of these body areas? A. Respiratory and genital D B. Genital and intestinal C. Intestinal and eye D. Respiratory and eye Lemon-shaped cyst A. Dientamoeba fragilis B. Trichomonas tenax C. Giardia intestinalis E D. Retortamonas intestinalis E. Chilomastix mesneli F. Trichomonas vaginalis Trophozoite has a ventrally located sucking disc A. Dientamoeba fragilis B. Trichomonas tenax C. Giardia intestinalis C D. Retortamonas intestinalis E. Chilomastix mesneli F. Trichomonas vaginalis Transmitted by helminth ova A. Dientamoeba fragilis B. Trichomonas tenax C. Giardia intestinalis A D. Retortamonas intestinalis E. Chilomastix mesneli F. Trichomonas vaginalis Specimen of choice is a mouth scrapings A. Dientamoeba fragilis B. Trichomonas tenax C. Giardia intestinalis C D. Retortamonas intestinalis E. Chilomastix mesneli F. Trichomonas vaginalis Specimen of choice can be a urethral swab A. Dientamoeba fragilis 3/4 CHAPTER 4- FLAGELLATES Study online at https://quizlet.com/_cmshv0 B. Trichomonas tenax C. Giardia intestinalis D. Retortamonas intestinalis F E. Chilomastix mesneli F. Trichomonas vaginalis Fibrils form a characteristic bird's beak. A. Dientamoeba fragilis B. Trichomonas tenax C. Giardia intestinalis D D. Retortamonas intestinalis E. Chilomastix mesneli F. Trichomonas vaginalis