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    Activity 9: Medical Parasitology: I. Objective

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    1. The document provides an activity on medical parasitology that aims to familiarize students with the medical significance, sources of parasitic infestation, and ways to prevent and control microorganisms. 2. It includes materials needed, drawings and labels of different parasites classified into sporozoa, sarcodina, ciliophora, mastigophora, and round worms. 3. A table is presented to fill in information on the parasites' mode of transmission, symptoms, pathology, prevention, and treatment.

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    1. The document provides an activity on medical parasitology that aims to familiarize students with the medical significance, sources of parasitic infestation, and ways to prevent and control microorganisms. 2. It includes materials needed, drawings and labels of different parasites classified into sporozoa, sarcodina, ciliophora, mastigophora, and round worms. 3. A table is presented to fill in information on the parasites' mode of transmission, symptoms, pathology, prevention, and treatment.

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    1. The document provides an activity on medical parasitology that aims to familiarize students with the medical significance, sources of parasitic infestation, and ways to prevent and control microorganisms. 2. It includes materials needed, drawings and labels of different parasites classified into sporozoa, sarcodina, ciliophora, mastigophora, and round worms. 3. A table is presented to fill in information on the parasites' mode of transmission, symptoms, pathology, prevention, and treatment.

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    Activity 9: Medical Parasitology: I. Objective

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    1. The document provides an activity on medical parasitology that aims to familiarize students with the medical significance, sources of parasitic infestation, and ways to prevent and control microorganisms. 2. It includes materials needed, drawings and labels of different parasites classified into sporozoa, sarcodina, ciliophora, mastigophora, and round worms. 3. A table is presented to fill in information on the parasites' mode of transmission, symptoms, pathology, prevention, and treatment.

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    Kimberly Erika F.

    Galutan
    BSN 1A NONSTEM

    Activity 9: MEDICAL PARASITOLOGY


    I. OBJECTIVE
    A. Be familiar with medical significance
    B. Enumerate sources of parasitic infestation
    C. Discuss ways to prevent microorganism
    D. Discuss ways to control microorganism

    II. MATERIALS
    A. Prepared slides
    B. References

    III. DRAW AND LABEL

    A. SPOROZOA Vorticella
    Plasmodium
    Toyoplasma D. MASTIGOPHORA
    Cryptosporidium Chlamydomonas
    Giardia lamblia
    B. SARCODINA Trichomonas
    Amoeba Trypanosa
    Naegleria
    Entamoeba E. ROUND WORMS
    Histolytica Ascaris lumbriloides
    Trichuris trichura
    C. CILIOPHORA Enterubins vermicularis
    Balantidium Hook worms
    Paramecium Strongyloids stercoralis
    Stentor Wuchereria bancruft
    Tetrahymena
    IV. QUESTION FOR RESEARCH

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    PATHOLOGY
    MODE OF
    PARASITES AND PREVENTION TRAETMENT
    TRANSMISSION
    SYMPTOMS
    A. SPOROZOA
    Plasmodium Bite of mosquito
    Toxoplasma gondii
    Crystosporidium
    B. SARCODINA
    Amoeba
    Naegleria
    Entamoeba histolytica
    C. CILIOPHORA
    Balantidium coli
    Paracium
    Stentor
    Tetrahymena vorticella
    D. MASTIGOPHORA
    Chlamydomas
    Giadia lambia
    Trichomonas
    Trypanosoma
    E. ROUND WORMS
    *Ascaris lumbiloides Ingestion of egg Coughing, Albedazole,
    or human feces or shortness of mebendazole
    uncooked food breath,
    nausea,
    vomiting,
    diarrhea,
    abdominal
    pain, loss of
    appetite

    *Trichuris trichura Ingesting Blood Albedazole,


    water/dirt diarrhea, mebendazole
    contaminated painful/
    frequent
    defecation
    *Enterubins
    *vermicularis
    *Hook worms
    *Strongyloids
    stercoralis
    *Wuchereria bancruft
    *Brugia malayi
    F. FLAT WORMS
    1. Cestudes
    Pork tapeworm
    Dug tapeworm
    Beef tap worm
    Dwarf tapeworm
    Fish tapeworm
    2. Flukes
    Liver fluke
    Lung fluke
    Intestinal Fluke
    Schistusoma

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