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PARASITOLOGY Protazoa JMJ 1 JMJ O Great St. Joseph of Cupertino who while on earth did obtain from God the grace to be asked at your examination only the questions you knew, obtain for me a like favors in the examinations for which I am now preparing. In return I promise to make you known and cause you to be invoked. Through Christ our Lord. St. Joseph of Cupertino, Pray for us. Amen.

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PARASITOLOGY

Protazoa

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O Great St. Joseph of Cupertino who while on earth

did obtain from God the grace to be asked at your

examination only the questions you knew, obtain for

me a like favors in the examinations for which I am

now preparing. In return I promise to make you

known and cause you to be invoked.

Through Christ our Lord.

St. Joseph of Cupertino, Pray for us.

Amen.

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Entamoeba coli - Tropozoite

• Unicellular.

• No definite shape. single nucleus.

• Demarcation between ectoplasm & endoplasm is not very clear, ectoplasm is only a thin rim of cytoplasm.

• Pseudopodia are broader & blunter (usually granular).

• Endoplasm coarsely granular, usually contains ingested Bacteria – numerous vacuoles (No RBC ).

• Karyosome large, eccentrically located inside the nucleus.

• Nuclear membrane is thick, lined irregularly with coarse granules of chromatin.

• Size range 15-50 μm

• (Fresh specimen will show sluggish movement ).

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Entamoeba coli - Tropozoite

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Entamoeba coli - Tropozoite

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Entamoeba histolytica - Tropozoite

• Unicellular.

• No definite shape.

• Single nucleus.

• Cytoplasm is divided into - clear hyaline -ectoplasm. finely granular -endoplasm.

• Thin finger like ectoplasmic pseudopodia.

• Endoplasm usually contains ingested RBC(Reddish yellow or Yellowish green in saline preparation), No Bacteria.

• Karyosome is small dot like, central in position and surrounded by a clear halo inside the nucleus.

• Nuclear membrane is delicate, lined regularly with single layer of fine granules of chromatin.

• Size range 15-60 μm.

• (Fresh specimen will show characteristic active progressive movement in definite direction).

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Entamoeba histolytica - Tropozoite

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Entamoeba histolytica - Tropozoite

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Entamoeba coli - Cyst • Round in shape.

• Surrounded by a highly refractile membrane -Cyst wall.

• Mature cysts contain EIGHT (8) nuclei.

• Cytoplasm is clear & hyaline.

• Nuclei retain characteristics of trophozoite nuclei (Coarse chromatin granules, Eccentric karyosome ).

• Chromatoid bodies if present are in the form of slender filaments or pointed threads.

• Glycogen vacuole large, diffuse, visible in binucleate stage (Not found in mature cyst ).

• Size range 15-20 μm (Larger compared to E.histolytica)

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Entamoeba coli - Cyst

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Entamoeba histolytica - Cyst • Round in shape.

• Surrounded by a highly refractile membrane -Cyst wall .

• Mature cyst contains FOUR (4) nuclei.

• Cytoplasm clear & hyaline.

• Nuclei retain characteristics of trophozoite nuclei (Fine chromatin granules, Central karyosome).

• Chromatoid bars are seen as refractile rods with rounded ends (sausage shape ) in normal saline.(Stains Black with iron haematoxylin, Do not stain with iodine.)

• Glycogen vacuole diffuse, stains mahogony brown with iodine (visible in uninucleate stage ).

• Size range 10-15 μ (smaller compared to E.coli ).

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Entamoeba histolytica - Cyst

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Entamoeba histolytica - Cyst

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Giardia intestinalis -Trophozoite (Giardia lamblia / duodenalis)

• Size :

• 10-18μm (size of 2 RBC s)

• Shape :

• Bilaterally symmetrical.

• Front view -pear shaped, broad anterior & tapering posterior end.

• Side view - spoon shaped.

• Content :

• An ovoid, concave sucking disc (occupies 3/4th of ventral surface.)

• 2 nuclei with large central karyosomes.

• 2 axonemes.

• 2 blepharoplasts.

• 2 parabasal bodies ( deeply staining ).

• 4 pairs of flagella.

• ( No undulating membrane or axosytle ).

• Motility :

• Moves forward with rapid, jerky , twisting motion. (seen in fresh specimen)

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Giardia intestinalis -Trophozoite (Giardia lamblia / duodenalis)

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Giardia intestinalis -Trophozoite (Giardia lamblia / duodenalis)

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Giardia intestinalis -Trophozoite (Giardia lamblia / duodenalis)

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Giardia lamblia- Cyst • Size : 8-10 μm.

• Shape : Oval, one pole more rounded than the other.

• Shell : Smooth, well defined wall (appears to be double walled but the second wall is the membrane of the cytoplasm)..

• Nuclei : Two (2) to Four (4) in number.Very fine nuclear membrane.. Karyosome small, central, faintly coloured.

• Cytoplasm : Clear, refractile, contains many of the structures of the trophozoite.

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Giardia lamblia- Cyst

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Trycomonas vaginalis - tropozoite

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Trycomonas vaginalis - tropozoite

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Trycomonas vaginalis - tropozoite

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• Size : • 27 x 18um.

• Shape : • Pear shaped.

• Nucleus : • Prominent, spherical, at the anterior end.

• Flagellae : • Five(5) in number, Four (4) anterior flagellae and one (1) posterior flagellum which

extends posteriorly along the undulating membrane.

• Axostyle : • Runs down the middle of the body.

• Undulating membrane: • Conspicuous, extends along approximately

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Toxoplasma gondii / Pseudocyst & released Endozoites/Tachyzoites

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P- Pseudocyst E – Endozoites W- White cells

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Toxoplasma gondii / life cycle

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P- Pseudocyst E – Endozoites W- White cells

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