intestinal nematodes Trichinella spiralis Trichuris trichiura (whip worm) (trichocephalus trichiurus) Hook worms (Ancylostoma doudenale and Necator americanus) Ascaris lumbricoides Enterobius vermicularis (pinworm ,threadworm ,seatworm) Strongyloides stercoralis (Dwarf threadworm)
shape male 1.5mm length ,female 3.4 mm (very small after strongyloides) whip shape D larger ,mouth e hooks while N >mouth e plates **ova is oval or oblong but in N larger (ova tend to stick to glass) largest nematode )male 15-20cm ,female :20-40cm)infect human intestine ,pale pink sharply pointed tail ,male :3-5mm ,female :10mm smallest (male :0.7mm ,female 2.2mm ) egg :oval shape ,thin shell ,transparent col
source *undercooked pork meat *polar bear meat (parasite show unique tolerance for cold) worldwide world swallowing water or raw vegetables polluted e eggs contain infective stg over the world  
life history pork contain encysted larva is eaten >cyst capsule digested >larva to S.I (where become mature adult) >after copulatn male die ,female invade mucous memb >1000-1500 larva >larva migrate to circulatn >encysted in muscle adult in cecum >egg in feces >2 cell stg >embryonated egg (infective stg) >ingested >larva hatch to intestine >penetrate & develop in mucosa adult in intestine ><eggs in feces (diagnostic stage) >rhabditiform larva >Filariform larva (infective stg) >penetrate skin {dermatitis "ground itch") >circulatn >lung >trachea >pharynx >swallowed adult (S.I) >fertilized egg in feces (Diag. Stg) >feces >rhabditiform larva >embryonated egg (2nd stg larva) {infective stg} >ingested >larva hatch to intestine >circulatn >lung >trachea >pharynx >swallowed adult female worm migrate through anus and deposit their eggs e fully developed larva on perianal region (diagnostic stg) >autoinfectn (swallow eggs) >infective stg egg (embryonated) >ingested >larva hatches >adult in intestine see  graph ,,, 2-pecularities 1)adult can live in soil 2-some rhabditiform larvae while passing down the lumen of intestine >moult twice into infective stg (filariform) >they penetrate mucosa (internal auto infectn) or perianal skin (external auto infectn) and repeat the cycle >persistant infectn
infective stg encysted larva in meat embryonated egg Filariform larva embryonated egg embryonated egg flariform larva or autoinfection
pathogenisis Trichinosis     Ascarasis Enterobiasis strongyloidosis
pathogenisis intestinal disturbance irritatn & ulceratn of intestine 2-2ry bacterial infectn may occur 3-diarrhea ,bloody stool tear the tissue to get small b.v from w bl is pumped to their intestine >anemia 1-during migratn stg :haeg ,pneumonitis ,allergic manifestatn (as asthma ,oedema) ,fever ,cough ,oesinophilia ,larva emboli 2-intestinal stg :obstruction ,peritonitis 3-toxic effects :alergic manifestatn ,nervous irritability or loss of appetite and wt (see details) 1-pruritis it may causing fatigue and insomnia 2-children may suffer from nervous irritability and enuresis  3-appendicitis 4-may migrate to vagina ,uterus ,tubes and even urinary bladder leading to irritatn anf inflammatn skin lesion >dermatitis & itching ,larva may remain in skin >cutaneous larva migrans lung lesion >hge intestinal lesion >enteritis,congestion,hge  *light >asymptomatic heavy ::epigastric pain ,tenderness ,nausea,vomiting ****Disseminated strongyloidiasis (very imp >details
lab diagnosis 1-adult worm in stool 2-larva in blood or muscle (muscle biopsy by compressing () slides )3-serological test (Bachman's test) is hypersensitivity test by ID injectn of antigen from larva +ve >wheal ein 20 m ,CFT <haemoagglutinatn ,fluorescent Ab eggs in stool (tray shape) ,adult may also present 1-finding eggs in feces (diagnostic stage) w contain clear space () yolk & shell ,conc by floatatn increase chance for detectn (using sat'd soln of NacL) *for ancylostoma & H.nana2-clinical pic of anemia 1-eggs (e brownish shell) 2-during pulmonary phase there may be eosinophilia and larva may be found in sputum *** if one male ascaris (no eggs) >diagnose :Levamisole Hcl (Ketrax) >to separate adults (stool contain male ascaris) 1-eggs e fully developed larva are seldom found in feces 2-adult worms may be found in stool 3-eggs are best obtained by swabbing the peri-anal region (using scotch adhesive tape swab) to pick any ova nearby perianal region >examine on slide 1-clinical 2-laboratory :*stool exam for rhabditiform larvae & ova (less common) *culture  (from environment) :larvae develop into free-living adults *duodenal aspiration shows the larvae *eosinophilia 40% *serological tests (ELISA)
ttt 1-adult worms expelled from intestine by purgatives 2-anthelmintics as *piperazine*-tetrachloroethylene *diethylcarbamazine 3- *Thiabendazole and Mebendazole Mebendazole (vermox) 1-pyrantel pamoate (combantrin) 2-Bephenium hydroxynaphthoate (Alcopar) 3-tetrachloroethylene ***supportive ttt :iron ,vit and high protein diet (fro he & anemia {proper ttt}) 1-piperazine citrate 2-pyrantel pamoate (combantrin) 3-Levamisole HCl (Ketrax) >3 tb for adults 4--hexylresorcinol 1-piperazine 2-pyridinium pamaote 3-pyrantel pamoate *** proper ttt :mercurial ointment is applied to perianal region esp at night >relive itching ,kills females coming out to lay eggs and prevent dispersal of eggs 1-thiabendazole (Mintezol) 2-Mebendazole (vermox)
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