The document summarizes key information about various intestinal parasites including their common names, habitats, final hosts, diagnostic stages, infective stages, and modes of transmission (MOT). Some of the most commonly discussed parasites are Ascaris lumbricoides (giant roundworm), Trichuris trichiura (whipworm), hookworms, and Strongyloides stercoralis (threadworm). These parasites primarily infect the small intestine of humans and are transmitted through ingestion of contaminated food, water, or soil.
The document summarizes key information about various intestinal parasites including their common names, habitats, final hosts, diagnostic stages, infective stages, and modes of transmission (MOT). Some of the most commonly discussed parasites are Ascaris lumbricoides (giant roundworm), Trichuris trichiura (whipworm), hookworms, and Strongyloides stercoralis (threadworm). These parasites primarily infect the small intestine of humans and are transmitted through ingestion of contaminated food, water, or soil.
The document summarizes key information about various intestinal parasites including their common names, habitats, final hosts, diagnostic stages, infective stages, and modes of transmission (MOT). Some of the most commonly discussed parasites are Ascaris lumbricoides (giant roundworm), Trichuris trichiura (whipworm), hookworms, and Strongyloides stercoralis (threadworm). These parasites primarily infect the small intestine of humans and are transmitted through ingestion of contaminated food, water, or soil.
The document summarizes key information about various intestinal parasites including their common names, habitats, final hosts, diagnostic stages, infective stages, and modes of transmission (MOT). Some of the most commonly discussed parasites are Ascaris lumbricoides (giant roundworm), Trichuris trichiura (whipworm), hookworms, and Strongyloides stercoralis (threadworm). These parasites primarily infect the small intestine of humans and are transmitted through ingestion of contaminated food, water, or soil.
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Common Name Habitat Final Host Diagnos Infectiv MOT
tic Stagee Stage
CAPILLARIA Pudoc Worm Small Man Larva Larval Ingestion of raw and PHILIPPINESIS intestine and/or stages undercooked fish Guitar, peanut Ova found shaped found in in the stool infecte d fish TRICHINELLA PORK MUSCLE Small Pigs and Encysted Encyste Ingestion of SPIRALIS ROUND WORM intestine other larva d larva undercooked/raw meat mammals -GREATEST EOSINOPHILIA ANIKASIS Herring’s worm Whales/ Ingestion of raw fish Dolphins infected with larva DIROFILARIA Dog IMMITIS Heartworm
DRACUNCULUS Guinea worm, Subcutaneo Intermediate ingestion of infected
MEDINENSIS Fiery Serpent us tissue Host: copepods of the Israelites Copepods , Medina worm , Dragon worm , Serpent Worm PARASTRONGYLUS Rat Lungworm Intermediate Ingestion of Intermediate CANTONENSIS Host : Host Mollusks Snail Filarial Habitat Vector Specimen Microfilaria Periodicity Worm Wuchereria Lymphatics Culex Blood Sheathed Nocturnal bancrofti fatigans Nuclei Bancroft’s Extermities and absent in Filarial worm genitals Anopheles tail WOW spp. BAYAG Aedes spp.
Malayan spp. Tail with 2 separate nuclei Subperiodic Filarial worm Anopheles spp. BABA MO Loa loa Subcutaneous Chrysops Blood Sheathed Diurnal Eye worm tissue fly / spp. Nucleus continuous up to the tip of the tail LUHA-LUHA Tabanid fly CRY FLY Deer fly Mango fly Onchocerca Subcutaneous Simulium Skin snips Unsheathe Nonperiodic volvulus tissue spp. d Nuclei Blinding absent in worm Black fly tail Convoluted Filaria
NO
SMALL INTESTINE CAPILLARIA
ASCARIS STRONGYLOIDES HOOKWORMS TRICHNELLA SPIRALIS(ADULT) larva stage Encysted in the host muscle LARGE INTESTINE ENTEROBIUS TRICHURIS
Common Ova Habitat Final Host Diagnostic Infective MOT Name Stage Stage Ascaris Giant Vector of Small Man Ova found in Embryonat Ingestion of intestinal Ascaris. intestine the stool ed egg embryonated lumbricoides roundworm Flies and eggs: Cockroache embryonates s in soil
Trichuris Whipworm FOOTBALL/ Large Man Unembryona Embryonat Ingestion of
JAPANESE Intestine/Col ted Egg ed Egg Embryonated trichiura - LANTERN on Egg (Fecal- geohelminth Oral) Hookworms Ancylostoma Ovoidal,thi Small Man Egg/larva L3/ Skin duodenale n-shelled intestine Filariform Penetration Larva Necator “Morula americanus ball" formation
Strongyloides Threadworm (smallest Small Man Rhabditiform L3 Skin
nematode intestine larva larva/Filarif Penetration ; stercoralis infecting orm larva Internal man) Autoinfection : chronic and hyperinfection Enterobius Pinworm, Oxyuris Large Man Embryonate Embryonat Inhalation, Social worm, vermiculari Intestine d Egg ed Egg Ingestion, vermicularis Society s Autoinfection worm External Autoinfection
Common Ova Habitat Final Host Diagnostic Infective MOT
Name Stage Stage DIPHYLLOBOTHRI Broad or fish Largest Small Man Egg/Scolex Plerocercoi Ingestion UM LATUM tapeworm tapewom Intestine (plerocercoid) d larva of man
TAENIA Beef 15-20 Small Man Intermediate Cysticercus Ingestion of
SAGINATA Tapeworm Lateral intestine Host: Cattle bovis uncooked/ Branches and Camels raw beef
TAENIA SOLIUM Pork 7-13 Small Man Intermediate Cyslicercus Ingestion of
Tapeworm Lateral Intestine Host : Pig cellulosae measly pork Branches and Man and Embryonat ed egg HYMENOLEPIS Dwarf Smallest Small Man Direct : Ingestion of NANA Tapeworm and most Intestine Embryonat Embryonated common ed Egg egg/Cysticerco Tapeworm Indirect : id Larva of Man Cysticercoi SMALL d Larva GLOBULAR HYMENOLEPIS Rat CLUB- Small Rat Cysticercoi Ingestion of DIMUNTA Tapeworm SHAPED intestine d Larva Intermediate hosts Dipyllidium Dog Small Dog Cysticercoi Ingestion of caninum tapeworm or Intestine d larva the Flea Double- pored tapeworm Echinococcus Hydatid Shortest Small Dog Ingestion of granulosus worm tapeworm Intestine egg