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| The trematodes, commonly called |
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| trematodes (flukes), are small (about 1 cm.) |
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trematodes (flukes), infests various organs of the human host
for example, |
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| intestinal veins, urinary bladder, liver or lung |
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| Trematodes that cause human disease are not endemic in the |
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| All parasitic trematodes use ___________ as an intermediate host |
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| immigrants from _______ areas, especially ________ are frequently infected |
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| The three schistosomes most frequently associated with human disease are |
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| S. mansoni, S. japonicam, S. haematobium |
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| S. mansoni, S. japonicam, S. haematobium collectively produce the disease called |
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| schistosomiasis ,also known as |
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| bilharziasis or snail fever |
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| The infective forms of schistosomiasis are skin penetrating |
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| cercariae liberated from snails |
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| Schistosomiasis is a major parasitic infection of |
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| tropical areas, with some 200 million infections worldwide |
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| Opisthorchis sinensis aka |
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| C. sinensis (Chines liver fluke) is found in |
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| China, Japan, Korea and Vietnam |
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| C. sinensis (Chines liver fluke) can be traced to |
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| consumption of raw, pickled, smoked or dried fresh water fish that harbour viable metacercariae |
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| C. sinensis (Chines liver fluke)may survive in the billiary tract for as long as |
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| How you prevent C. sinensis (Chines liver fluke) |
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| not swimming in endemic zone area |
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| P. westermani commonly called |
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| Paragonimiasis westermani (lung fluke) occurs in many countries in |
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| Asia, India and Latin America |
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| Paragonimiasis westermani (lung fluke)is directly related to the consumption of |
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| uncooked freshwater crabs and cray fish |
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| As many as 1% of all indo chinese immigrants to the united states are infected with |
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| p. westermani (ling fluke) |
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Prevention of Schistosoma
involves proper disposal of ________ and ___________ |
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| human waste, eradication of snail host when possible |
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| Swimming in areas of endemic infection should be avoided to prevent |
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Prevention of Clonorschis sinensis (liver fluke)
centers on |
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| adequate cooking of fish and proper disposal of human waste |
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Prevention of Paragonimus (lung fluke)
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| Schistosoma mansoni mode of transmission |
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| Scistosmoa Japonicum mode of transmission |
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| Schistisoma Haematobium mode of transmission |
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| Clonorchis Sinensis mode of transmission |
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| Paragonimus westermani mode of transmission |
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| Intermediated hosts for all trematodes |
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| Treatment for all Trematodes |
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| Diagnostic Features of Eggs Schistosoma mansoni |
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| Diagnostic Features of Eggs Scistosmoa Japonicum |
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| Diagnostic Features of Eggs Schistisoma Haematobium |
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| Diagnostic Features of Eggs Clonorchis Sinensis |
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| Diagnostic Features of Eggs Paragonimus westermani |
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