amoeba Flashcards

(68 cards)

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extraintestinal amoeba

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E. gingivalis
N. fowleri
Acanthamoeba spp.

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assoc with PAM

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N. fowleri

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assoc with GAE and keratitis

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Acanthamoeba spp

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with active varying MULTIPLE pseudopods (long short blunt)

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E. gingivalis

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has sluglike motility
BLUNT pseudopods

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N. fowleri

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has sluggish motility
SPINELIKE PSEUDOPODS (ACANTHOPODIA) - project outward from the base

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Acanthamoeba spp

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no. of nuclei of trophozoites and cysts of extraintestinal amoeba

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consistently 1!!!

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only amoeba that ingests WBC

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E. gingivalis

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only amoeba with NO CYSTS form

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E. gingivalis

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only amoeba with 3 morph form (trophozoites, cysts, flagellate)

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N. fowleri

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extraintestinal amoeba that resembles E. histolytica

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E. gingivalis

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broad anterior end
tapered posterior end

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N. fowleri

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pear shaped form

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flagellate form of
N. fowleri

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14
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has jerky spinning motility

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N. fowleri flagellate form

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has DOUBLE CELL WALL CYST that aids in its ID

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Acanthamoeba spp
(smooth inner, jagged outer)

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spx used to both ID E. gingivalis and E. histolytica

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pulmonary abscess
sputum

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method of choice for N. fowleri trophozoites

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CSF micro exam

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its trophozoites has TRAILING EFFECT on agar pkates inoculated with gram neg bacilli

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N. fowleri

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technique of choice to speciate Acanthamoeba

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Indirect Immunofluorescent Ab stain

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specimen of choice for Acanthamoeba troph and cyst

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CSF

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specimen of choice for Acanthamoeba eye inf

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corneal scrapings

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produce TRACKS as they feed on a non-nutrient agar plate seeded with E. coli

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Acanthamoeba spp.

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stains Acanthamoeba cysts in corneal scrapings

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Calcofluor white (for histo exam)

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first amoeba recovered from human spx

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E. gingivalis

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only form known to exist in humans
Trophozoites of N. fowleri
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known to exist only in external environment
Cyst of N. fowleri
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Naegleria spp that could infect humans in the future Pathogenic in mice Intranasal installation
N. australiensis
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aids in taxonomix classification of N. fowleri and Acanthamoeba
DNA RFLP tests
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responsible for most CNS and Eye infection
Acanthamoeba castellanii
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assoc with contact lens wearer
Acanthamoeba
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shares many characteristics with gram neg PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA
Acanthamoeba
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intestinal amoeba
E. histolytica E. hartmanni E. coli E. polecki E. nana I. butschlii
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intestinal amoeba assoc with: Intestinal amebiasis Amebic colitis Amebic dysentery Extraintestinal amebiasis
E. histolytica E. hartmanni E. coli
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rapid, UNIDIRECTIONAL, progressive finger-like hyaline pseudopods
E. histolytica
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Nonprogressive Finger-like pseudopods
E. hartmanni
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Sluggish, nonprogressive BLUNT pseudopods
E. coli
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intestinal amoeba trophozoites nucleus no.
1!!
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their CYSTS consists of 1-4 nucleus 4 is usually MATURE INFECTIVE CYSTS AND SMALLER
E. histolytica E. hartmanni E. nana
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intestinal amoeba with consistently having 1 nucleus in both troph and cysts stage
E. polecki I. butschlii
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cysts may have 1-8 nucleus or greater than 16
E. coli
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has ground glass cytoplasm
E. histolytica
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ingested RBCs
E. histolytica (diagnostic feature)
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beaded appearance of peripheral chromatin
E. hartmanni
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has HYALINE CYSTS WALL
E. histolytica
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has THIN chromatoid bars with pointed to splintered ends
E. coli
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young cysts have diffuse glycogen mass that may DISPLACE NUCLEI (often seen in cysts with 2 nuclei)
E. coli
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special medium for E. histolytica
TYI-S-33
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size ranges overlap; requires OCULAR MICROMETER
E. histolytica E. hartmanni
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prevalence is similar to that of E. histolytica
E. hartmanni
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only known PATHOGENIC INTESTINAL amoeba
E. histolytica
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vector borne intestinal amoeba
E. histolytica hartmanni coli
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NONPATHOGENIC morphologically identical to E. histolytica
E. dispar
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small race E. histolytica
E. hartmanni
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has SLUGGISH PROGRESSIVE motility in normal stools has PROGRESSIVE, UNIDIRECTIONAL motility in diarrheal stools
E. polecki
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nuclear structure resembles E. histolytica and E. coli
E. polecki
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Key feature is ABSENT PERIPHERAL CHROMATIN
E. nana also I. butschlii
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has SLUGGISH NON PROGRESSIVE motility BLUNT HYALINE PSEUDOPODS
E. nana
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has SLUGGISH PROGRESSIVE motility
I. butschlii
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large irregular blotlike karyosome
E. nana
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has ABSENT chromatoid bar
E. nana I. butschlii
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feature seen in Entamoeba
has CHROMATOID BARS
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has WELL DEFINED GLYCOGEN MASS with DEFINITE BORDERS
I. butschlii
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glycogen mass typically picks up IODINE STAIN
I. butschlii
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parasite of pigs and monkeys
E. polecki
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only discomfort for symptomatic px is diarrhea
E. polecki
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acquired from contaminated HOG feces
I. butschlii
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nucleus does NOT undergo typical division (diff from other intestinal amoeba)
Iodameoba
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cyst nucleus: BASKET OF FLOWERS
I. butschlii