The document provides 20 questions to identify and describe various parasites, stages of parasites, and aspects of parasite infections. For each question, students are asked to identify something (parasite, stage, structure) and then provide 1-2 additional details about it, such as morphological features, life cycle stage, medical importance, etc. The answers provided identify and describe the requested parasites, stages, structures, and other aspects.
24. Answers
1-Adult Echinococcus granulosus
Ingestion of eggs with contaminated food or drink or from
fur of infected dogs while playing with them
2-Wet cutaneous leishmaniasis
Leishmania major
3-Adult male culex mosquito
Non spotted wing – Plumose antenna
4-Egg of Ascaris lumbricoides
Free in the small intestine
5-Larva of Aedes
Body formed of head thorax and segmented abdomen –
short broad siphon
6-Polymorphic trypanosomes in blood
Short stumpy metacyclic trypanosomes
7-Eggs of Enterobius vermicularis
Plano-convex- Translucent in colour
25. Answers
8-Multiple Hydatid cysts in lung
Multiple small rounded cysts- whitish in colour- consolidated
lung
9-Buccal capsule of Ancylostoma duodenale
Man
10-Adult Hard tick
Terminal capitulum – Festooned posterior margin
11-Adult male Trichuris trichiura
Whiplike- coiled posterior end
12-Adult wohlfahrtia
Semi-specific myiasis
13-Egg of Louse
Oval- crown shaped operculum
14- Encysted larva of Trichinella spiralis in muscles
Ingestion of encysted larva in improperly cooked pork
26. Answers
15-Furcocercus cercaria of Schistosoma
Oval body- Forked tail
16-Posterior spiracles of Sarcophaginae
Straigh respiratory slits – Opened peritreme
17-Entamoeba histolytica cyst
Rounded – 2-4 nuclei
18-Bulinus truncatus snail
Left sided opening – Blunt apex
19-Onchocerca nodule
Adult simulium
20-Adult Fasciola hepatica
Eggs in stool
48. Answers
1-Adult male and female Schistosoma in copula
Furcocercus cercaria
2-Leishmania amastigotes in macrophages
Adult female Sandfly (Phlebotomus old world and
Lutzomyia new world)
3-Adult Sarcophaga
Larger than Musca with 3 pairs of legs- Chess board
abdomen
4-Egg of Fasciola
Oval- yellowish brown in colour
5-Adult male Ancylostoma duodenale
Creamy white – Copulatory bursa at posterior end
6-Romana’s sign (Chaga’s disease)
Trypanosoma cruzi
49. Answers
7-Egg of Anopheles
Slipper shaped- Air cells
8-Gravid segment of Taenia saginata
Cysticercus bovis in cattle meat
9-Anterior end of Adult female Enterobius vermicularis
Eggs and Adults in stool or peri-anal swab
10-Hydatid sand
Dogs and Canines
11-Adult male Anopheles mosquito
Adult Female transmits Human malaria and Viral
Encephalitis
12-Adult Hymenolepis nana
Small intestine
13-Adult Phthirus pubis
Thorax and abdomen compressed together – 3 pairs of
well developed legs ending in tibial process and claw
50. Answers
14-Lymnaea cailliaudi snail
Intermediate host of Fasciola gigantica
15-Larva of Culex
Body formed of head thorax and segmented abdomen-
Long narrow siphon
16-Egg of Schistosoma haematobium
Translucent in colour – Terminal spine
17-Posterior spiracles of Musca domestica
Accidental myiasis – Adult mechanical indirect transmission
of bacteria viruses cysts of protozoa and eggs of helminths
18-Cyst of Giardia lamblia
Trophozoite
51. Answers
19-Multiple Adult Ascaris lumbricoides worms
Ingestion of embryonated eggs containing 2nd stage
rhabditiform larva with contaminated hands fruits and
vegetables
20- Dracunculus medinensis worm
Drinking contaminated water containing infective cyclops
containing infective larva