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Ascaris lumricoides Trichuris trichiura Enterobius


vermicularis
Habitat Lumen of small Caecum and adjacent Caecum and adjacent
intestine parts parts
Definitive host man man man
Diagnostic stage egg in stool Egg in stool Egg (eggs are found
mainly in perianal skin)
Intermediate host - - -
Infective stage Embryonated eggs Embryonated eggs Egg
Mode of infection Ingestion of green salad Ingestion of green salad Ingestion of eggs in
contaminated with contaminated with contaminated food,
embryonated Ascaris embryonated Trichuris drink, hands and
egg eggs clothes
Morphology -cylidrical Adult : Anterior end of adult
-creamy white in colour -whip like female enterobius :
-thin anterior three fifth -Oesophagus is double
and thick posterior two bulbed.
fifth (cylindrical) -uterus full of eggs.
-caphalic alae.
Female:
-straight posterior end
-vulva at the junction
between thick and thin
parts.

Male :
-coiled posterior end
-contain one long
spicule covered by spiny
retractile sheeth.
Morphology of egg Fertilized egg : -Barrel shaped -plano-convex has 2
-Oval -mucoid plug at each layers covered by outer
-Surrounded by thick pole sticky albuminous layer.
smooth layer covered -Thick shelled -translucent.
by mamillations -Brownish - contain rhabditiform
-Brownish -immature ovum larva.
-immature content
Pictures

NIH swab
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Ancylostoma Trichinella spiralis Dracunculus


deudenale medinensis
Habitat Small intestine Small intestine Subcutaneous tissue of
(jejunum) part that come in contact
with water
Definitive host man Man, pig, rodent man
Diagnostic stage Immature egg in stool Encysted larva in Coma shaped larva
striated muscles of
definitive host
Intermediate host - Man, pig, rodent cyclop
Infective stage Infective flariform larva Infective larva Infective larva
Mode of infection Penetration of skin by man become infected Drinking water containing
filariform larva (skin by ingestion of infected cyclop
lesion) improper cooked
infected pork
containing encysted
larva
Morphology Adult : Adult : -
-cylindrical. -cylindrical.
-the anterior end is -oesophagus is cellular
slightly bent dorsally occupying the anterior
(hence the name third.
hookworm)
Female:
Female : -uterus full of larvae.
-pointed posterior end. -vulva at the junction
-vulva at the junction of the anterior fourth
between anterior two and the rest of the
third and posterior body.
third.
Male:
Male : -the posterior end has
-contain bursa a pair of conical
posteriorly with 2 processes.
spicules.
Encysted larva in
Buccal capsule: muscle :
-contain 2 pairs of -ellipsoidal in shape.
ventral teeth. -the long axis of
-one pair of dorsal encysted larva is
plate. parallel to the long axis
of muscles.
Pictures
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Wuchereria bancrofti Loa Loa Onchocerca volvulus

Habitat Lymph node Skin and subcutaneous tissue Subcutaneous tissue on


bony parts
Definitive host man man man
Diagnostic stage Microfilaria Microfilaria Microfilariae
discharged by adults to
surrounding tissue and
moved to form (river
blindness, nodule ,
dermal lesion)
Vector Infective female culex Infective female chrysops Infective simulium
mosquito
Infective stage Infective filiform larva Infective larva Infective larva
Mode of Infective female culex Infective female chrysops Infective simulium bites
infection mosquito bites man bites man man
Morphology Microfilariae: - T.S onchocerca nodule
-long with graceful curves. showing onchocerca
-rounded anterior end. adult :
-pointed posterior end. -microfilariae inside 2
-no alimentary tract. uteri.
-the body full of columns
- worms are
of nuclei that do not reach
the tail.
surrounding by fibrous
tissue
Pictures Bancroftian filariasis Adult Loa Loa Leopard skin
(depigmentation)

Sowda
(hyperpigmentation)

Chyluria

Calabar swellings
Microfilaria of wuchereria
Onchocerca nodule

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