This document contains slides and descriptions of various parasitic nematodes and eggs commonly found in parasitology laboratory examinations, including Ascaris lumbricoides, Trichuris trichura, hookworm, Capillaria philippinensis, Trichinella spiralis, and Enterobius vermicularis. Descriptions are provided of the microscopic features of eggs and adult worms, as well as transmission and identification of each parasite. The document aims to educate viewers on the morphology of different parasitic nematodes.
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This document contains slides and descriptions of various parasitic nematodes and eggs commonly found in parasitology laboratory examinations, including Ascaris lumbricoides, Trichuris trichura, hookworm, Capillaria philippinensis, Trichinella spiralis, and Enterobius vermicularis. Descriptions are provided of the microscopic features of eggs and adult worms, as well as transmission and identification of each parasite. The document aims to educate viewers on the morphology of different parasitic nematodes.
This document contains slides and descriptions of various parasitic nematodes and eggs commonly found in parasitology laboratory examinations, including Ascaris lumbricoides, Trichuris trichura, hookworm, Capillaria philippinensis, Trichinella spiralis, and Enterobius vermicularis. Descriptions are provided of the microscopic features of eggs and adult worms, as well as transmission and identification of each parasite. The document aims to educate viewers on the morphology of different parasitic nematodes.
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This document contains slides and descriptions of various parasitic nematodes and eggs commonly found in parasitology laboratory examinations, including Ascaris lumbricoides, Trichuris trichura, hookworm, Capillaria philippinensis, Trichinella spiralis, and Enterobius vermicularis. Descriptions are provided of the microscopic features of eggs and adult worms, as well as transmission and identification of each parasite. The document aims to educate viewers on the morphology of different parasitic nematodes.
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Nematodes
Parasitology Laboratory Slides
2B - Microbioman
PS: Salamat kay
Viven and Mai for the PLM Slides Sbribd user api_user_11797_geli_tsabe02 for UST Med Slides. Ascaris Lumbricoides PARASITOLOGY Ascaria Lumbricoides Ova Actual Slide w.m. Types of ova (A. Lumbricoides) Unfertilized Fertilized
Unfertilized (left) and fertilized (right) Ascaris lumbricoides eggs. The
unfertilized eggs are longer and narrower than fertilized eggs, measuring 75- 85µm by 35-50µm wide. The fertilized eggs have a thick and bumpy outer wall which is stained golden brown with bile. (Saline wet prep) (SOURCE: PHIL 411/4821 - CDC/Dr. Mae Melvin) Trichuris Trichura PARASITOLOGY Trichuris Trichura Ova Actual Slide UST Slides
Note the gross features of the typical, unembryonated, fertilize egg, ie, the bile-stained, thick, smooth shell with polar prominences, often called polar “plugs.” T. Trichura (adult) Orient Yourselves PARASITOLOGY Trichuris Trichura
Actual Slide PARASITOLOGY Trichuris Trichura Actual Slide PARASITOLOGY Trichuris Trichura Actual Slide This illustration demonstrates the gross features of male and female adult worms. Note that both are whip-like,
♂ that the male, in contrast to the female, has a characteristically coiled tail. These worms, though small, are readily seen but rarely found in feces,
♀ except following treatment.
So ano ang gender ng worm natin sa lab UST Slides slide kanina? Hookworm N. americanus and A. duodenale PARASITOLOGY Hookworm Ova
Actual Slide Hookworm eggs.
The eggs of Necator
americanus (New world hookworm) and Ancylostoma duodenale (Old world hookworm) are morphologically identical. PARASITOLOGY Hookworm filariform Ova Actual Slide Capillaria Philippinensis PARASITOLOGY Capillaria Ova
Actual Slide UST Slides Capillaria Philippinensis Ova Stichosome
Egg
Capillaria Adult Female
Stichosome
Spicule
Spicule Sheath
Capillaria Adult Male
PARASITOLOGY Capillaria w.m.
Actual Slide Trichinella Spiralis Microbioman in Spanish! PARASITOLOGY Trichinella Spiralis larva w.m. Actual Slide PARASITOLOGY Trichinella Spiralis larva w.m. Actual Slide UST Slides Enterobius Vermicularis Purely UST Slides Enterobius vermicularis (adult male)
Adult male worms are much smaller than females and are detected less frequently in feces or on cellulose tape. The oral end lacks a true buccal capsule but is provided with three lips and dorsoventral bladder-like expansion of the cuticula. Note the posterior end strongly curved ventrad. It has a single conspicuous copulatory spicule.
Enterobius vermicularis (adult male)
Higher magnification of the posterior end of the adult male showing strongly curved ventral end and the conspicuous copulatory spicule. Female and male adult worms.
The female worms of E. vermicularis (pinworm) is white and measures from
8 to 15 mm in length by approximately 0.4 mm in width. In contrast, the male adult worm is much smaller, measuring 2 to 3 mm in length by 0.1 to 0.2 mm in width. The dilated cephalic region is similar in both sexes, while the tail is pointed in the females (left) and blunted in the males (right). Clear adhesive tape applied to the perianal area of a child reveals numerous football – shaped Enterobius vermicularis embryonated ova. Scratching the perianal area leads to hand contamination with infected ova and retroinfections of the host.
