Entamoeba. Histolytica Entamoeba.coli plasmodium Toxoplasma .gondii Balantidium coli
morphology vegetative   crescent hyaline bodies ,no flagella *e Romanowsky stain >red nucleus on blue cytoplasn oval , ,clilia ,ant mouth 2-nuclei (kidney shaped),2-contractile vacules
size 10-30 um 20-30 um
movement explosive slow
cytoplasm slightly granular granular e ground glass appearance
red cells included ,but no bacteria bacteria ,starch but no RBCs
karyosome centric faintly visible conspicuous and eccentric
cysts
glycogen mass yellowish brown in mature if present dark brown (immature)
chromatid body usu present unusual & filamentous
class sarcodina (Rhizopoda) sporozoa sporozoa ciliata
locomotion pseudopodia lack of specific mov ,immature ><pseudopodia ,adult >flagella (male sex >flagella) cilia
infective stage mature cyst sporozoites sporozoites cyst (in pigs)
source of infection cyst with ( feces ,fingers ,flies ,food) female anopheline mosquitoes sexually by w they are transmitted   and asexual in human liver and RBCs cats ,domestic feces ,uncooked meat fecally contaminated food
disease amoebic dysentry :acute type like bacillary dysentry charac by evacuatn of blood ,, one of dangers : amoeba may enter b.v and infect liver cause acute hepatitis and later amoebic abscess malaria (fever) *onset diff in diff sp 2nd day in p.vivax and p.ovale (tertiary malaria) ,3rd e p.malaria (quartan malaria) and irregular e p.falciparum *visceral destruction ,meningo- encephalitis and death ,, in pregnant >abortion Balantidiasis >dysentry (diarrhea)
diagnosis acute :stool contain entirely of blood and mucous (contain active or vegetative form of amoeba in large no.) *sub-acute : amoebic diarrhea :loose stool + mucous (contain mainly precystic form) *chronic type : stool appear normal except for slight mucous ****(indirect diagnosis by IHA test) heavy malarial infection >ordinary bl film stained by leishnan's stain *more chronic >thick film :samp bl on slide as thick film >stained for 40 m e leishman's >dry in air >red cells haemolysed ,, malaria parasite appear clear 1-stain >romanowsky 2-haemoagglutination test using sensitized red cells >titer is 64 or more >+ve 3-ELISA test to detect IgM stool analysis >observe cyst & vegitative
ttt metronidazole + iodoquinol 1-ttt of clinical attack >4-aminoquinoline (chloroquine) >blood schizonticide initial dose 600mg (4 tbs) then 300mg in 6h ,then 300mg on 2nd and 3rd days  *p.malaria & falciparum >cured *vivax & ovale >clinical attack cured but relapse occur 2-radical ttt :for relapsing malaria (vivax ,ovale) >8-aminoquinoline (primaquine) :15mg daily for 14 days 3-suppression ttt :in endemic areas chloroquine 300 every weak (for p.malaria & falciparum) also primaquine for p.vivax & ovale pyrimethamine in combination with sulfadiazine ,, Rovamycin is also used course of tetracycline followed by di iodo hydroxy quinoline and/or metronidazole
life cycle cyst e stool (immature cyst) >not affected by gastric juice >in lower intestine >divide by binary fission to mature cyst (4 nu in histolytica ,8 in coli) >feces in anopheline :male & female gametocytes >zygote >stomach wall >oocyst >rupture >sporozoites invade salivary galnds >bite man >attack ;liver cells >merozoites  (attack RBCs) >trophozoite >schizont >merozoites (reagain to attack RBCs) or form immature gametocytes in cat (protozoa) >sexually >oocyte >feces >4 sporozoites >injgested in intermediate host (cow) >trophozoites in blood & tissue cyst found in pigs > ingested by man (large intestine ) >trophozoite (excyst) >multiply (binary fission) invade mucosa
         
notes in live in lower part of intestine merozoite >give macrogametes (female) & microgametes( male) definitive host >cat (sexual reproductn) ,intermediate >cow ,human commensal to pig ,infect man
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