| Question | Answer | Additional information |
| anemia, thrombocytopenia, leukopenia, exhaustion, nausea, diarrhea, jaundice | |
| Jejunum/ Illieum | |
| River blindness, Black fly. Infects the skin and crawls towards the eye. Horrific itching resulting in thick discolored skin. Dx by skin snip | |
| Pork tape worm - Taenia ...... | |
| Tx pinworm | |
| Chagas disease. Reduvid bug 1. Chagoma - inflammatory lesion of entry . 2. Acute diseaminated disease (Hard to diagnose). 3. Chronic disease | |
| Beef tape worm - Taenia ..... | |
| Vitamin B12 anemia - D. .... | |
| soil. no invasion. live both extra and intra - cellularly.. Rectal prolapse | |
| Soil. Skin - lungs - gut. Small intestine. Eosinophila. HTLV-1 coinfection. | |
| Rapid onset of african sleeping sickness (death within a few weeks) Trypanosomiasis brucei ..... | |
| Co infection with pin worm. bigger than crypto | |
| No double ring. 2 MCC cause of malaria | |
| poorly cooked meat with encysted larvae. Fairly asymptomatic. Eggs in stool. Proglottid segments and a scolex | |
| Tx. hook worm | |
| Mango fly. Migrating swelling lesions. Infects and crosses the sclera. larvae in subcutaneous tissue. Tx is DEC or Ivermectin | |
| Tx. for filarial elephantitis (Abrv.) | |
| Foot long. Soil. GI - circulation - lungs - GI. Small intestine. Intestinal obstruction, cholangitis/pancreatitis. | |
| Mucocutaneous disease resulting in massive destruction of mucous membranes of mouth nose and throat. Occurs months after primary infx. | |
| Tx for tape worm | |
| Diffuse cutaneous disease looking all the world like lepromatous leprasy. | |
| Loffner's syndrome - eosinophilic wheezing | |
| Cat feces. Undercooked meat.crescent shape. Fance, el salvador. terrible congential infection. HIV | |
| Visceral disease resulting in MASSIVE shapatosplenomegaly and pancytopenia | |
| Lung fluke. hemoptosis. Crab | |
| Cutaneous disease producing difiguring scars. self limited | |
| Cadiomegaly, GI mega disease (esophagomegaly, large bowel enlargment | |
| Tx for cryptosporidium parvum | |