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Mosquitoes, 314
adult mosquito, 315f
features, 315t
clinical symptoms, 315b
epidemiology, 315b
geography, 315b
life cycle
continuation, 316b
notes, 314b-315b
morphology, 314b
parasite-transmitting mosquitoes,
geographic distribution, 315t
Plasmodium spp. parasite
transmission, 316b
prevention/control, 316b
segments, 316b
treatment, 316b
Mouth scrapings, 30-31
Mucocutaneous leishmaniasis,
112b-113b
Multicellular worms, 10
Mutualism, 5
N
Naegleria fowleri, 65b
ameboid trophozoites, 65b
body entry, 68b
characteristics, 65t
illustration, 65f
asymptomatic clinical symptoms,
66b
clinical symptoms, 66
contraction method, 67b
cysts, 65b
illustration, 66f
epidemiology, 66b
flagellate forms, 65b
illustration, 65f
laboratory diagnosis, 45
life cycle notes, 66b
morphologic forms, 67b
morphology, 65b
presence, 29
prevention/control, 67b
measures, 68b
primary amebic
meningoencephalitis (PAM),
66b
recovery, specimen selection, 67b
treatment, 67b
trends, 67b
Nasal discharge, 30-31
Necator americanus, 202b
adult male, 204f
buccal capsule, 204f
Necatoriasis, 206b
Nematoda, morphologic forms, 190
Nematodes
case study, 189b
classification, 191-202
clinical symptoms, 191
focus, 190-216
infections, likelihood, 191b
laboratory diagnosis, 190
accomplishment, 190
life cycles, 190
intestinal tract, involvement, 191
notes, 190
morphology, 190
parasite classification, 191f
pathogenesis, 191
recovery, 190b
worms, development (juvenile
stage), 190b
New world cutaneous leishmaniasis,
116b-117b
Nonpathogenic flagellates,
importance, 80b
Novy-MacNeal-Nicolle (NNN)
medium, usage, 29
Nucleic acid tests, development, 32
O
Objectives, calibration, 21
Obligatory parasite, 4-5
Ocular micrometer
calibration, 21f
usage, 21
Old world cutaneous leishmaniasis,
118b
Onchocerca volvulus, 231b
adults, 232b
clinical symptoms, 232
epidemiology, 232b
laboratory diagnosis, 232b
life cycle notes, 232b
microfilariae, 231b-232b
characteristics, 232t
illustration, 231f
sheath, absence (illustration),
231f
morphologic characteristic,
contrast, 233b
morphology, 231
prevention/control, 233b
recovery, specimen selection, 233b
treatment, 233b
Onchocerciasis (river blindness), 232b
Onchosphere (hexacanth embryo),
240-241
Oocyst, 133-134
Ookinete, 133-134
Operculum, 266-267
Organ-dwelling flukes, discussion,
268-277
Organ-dwelling parasites,
presentation, 268-277
Organ-dwelling trematodes, 267
Oriental rat flea, microorganism
transmission, 310b
Ova and parasite (O&P)
assay, procedure elimination, 21-22
collection protocol, stool sample
collection number
(identification), 17b
concentration methods, types, 23
direct wet preparation, elimination,
21
fixatives, selection, 18
procedure, results, 32-33
testing, stains (usage), 24
Ova and parasite (O&P) examination
concentration methods, 22-23
permanent stained smear,
preparation/examination,
23-24
procedures, 25
stool, usage, 16-25
P
Paragonimiasis, 276b
cerebral paragonimiasis, 276b
Paragonimus westermani, 275b
adults, 275b
illustration, 276f
clinical symptoms, 276
differentiation, 277b
eggs, 275b
characteristics, 275t
complications, 277b
illustration, 275f
epidemiology, 276b
human transmission route, 277b
infection, 30
laboratory diagnosis, 276b
life cycle notes, 276b
morphology, 275
prevention/control, 276b
treatment, 276b
Parasite classification, 9-11
amebas, 45f
arthropods, 11f
Babesia species, 154f
cestodes, 242f
filariae, 225f
flagellates, 80f
helminths, 10f
hemoflagellates, 110f