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INDEX
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Parasite classification (Continued)
nematodes, 191f
Plasmodium species, 136f
protozoa, 10f
systems, variations, 10
trematodes, 268f
Parasite-host relationships, 4-5
host, function (identification), 5b
parasites, types, 4-5
terms, association, 5t
Parasite-transmitting flies, geographic
distribution, 311t
Parasite-transmitting mosquitoes,
geographic distribution, 315t
Parasites
category names, variation, 10
detection (interference),
medications/substances
(impact), 17
diagnostic stages, microscopic
detection, 21
discoveries, impact, 3b
eradication, problems, 8
examination, stool (usage), 16-25
heaviness, 23
laboratory diagnostic techniques,
9b
laboratory identification, success, 16
life cycle, information
(identification), 7b
major groups, identification, 11b
nomenclature, 9-11
populations, risk, 4b
prevention/control, 8
measures, identification, 8b
strategies, 8b
quantitation, identification, 34b
recovery techniques, availability,
8-9
samples, microscopic examination,
9
scientific genus names, variation,
9-10
scientific names, 9
structures, appearance, 28t
transmission, modes, 4b
treatment options, 7b
Parasitic disease
clinical manifestations, knowledge
(importance), 16
diagnosis, 31-32
immunoassays, 33t
impact, 7
molecular techniques, 33t
processes, symptoms (association),
7b
Parasitic infections
global travel, increase (impact), 4
population risk, identification, 4b
treatment, 7-8
therapies, identification, 8b
Parasitic life cycles, 6-7
diagnostic stage, 6
illustration, 6f
infective stage, 6
phases, 6-7
Parasitic stages, detection, 23b
Parasitic, concept, 3
Parasitism, 5
Parasitology
case study, 2b
focus, 3-11
historical perspective, 3
quality assurance, 33-34
Paroxysm, definition, 135b
Pathogenesis, amebas, 44-45
Pathogenic associations, 5
Permanent smear procedures, 44
Permanent stained smear, preparation/
examination, 23-24
Permanent stains, 23-25
usage, 28
Persistent urethritis, 99b
Persistent vaginitis, 99b
Pinworm (Enterobius vermicularis)
eggs, detection, 27
Plant hair, 289
Plant material, 289-290
helminth eggs, differentiation, 290b
size/comparison, 289-290
Plasmodium falciparium, 147b
black water fever, 150b
description, 151b
characteristics, 147t
clinical symptoms, 150
composition, 149f
developing trophozoites, 147b
epidemiology, 150b
immature schizonts, 147b
laboratory diagnosis, 149b-150b
life cycle notes, 150b
macrogametocytes, 147b-149b
malignant tertian malaria, 150b
mature schizonts, 147b
microgametocytes, 147b
morphologic characteristics, 149b
morphological forms, 148f
morphology, 147b
prevention/control, 150b-151b
red blood cells, invasion age,
151b
ring forms, 147b
Plasmodium falciparium (Continued)
treatment, 150b
trends, 151b
U.S. location, 151b
Plasmodium malariae, 143b
characteristics, 145t
clinical symptoms, 146
developing trophozoites,
144b-145b
epidemiology, 146b
immature schizonts, 145b
laboratory diagnosis, 145b-146b
life cycle notes, 146b
macrogametocytes, 145b
malarial malaria, 146b
mature schizonts, 145b
microgametocytes, 145b
morphologic characteristics, 145b
morphologic features, identification,
146b
morphologic forms, 144f
absence, 146b
morphology, 143b
prevention/control, 146b
avoidance, 146b
quartan malaria, 146b
ring forms, 143b-144b
treatment, 146b
Plasmodium ovale, 141b
antimalarial medication,
consideration, 143b
characteristics, 141t
clinical symptoms, 143
developing trophozoites, 141b
epidemiology, 143b
immature schizonts, 141b
laboratory diagnosis, 141b-142b
life cycle notes, 143b
macrogametocytes, 141b
mature schizonts, 141b
microgametocytes, 141b
morphological characteristics, 141b
morphological forms, 142f
selection, 143b
morphology, 141b
prevention/control, 143b
ring forms, 141b
suspicion, geographic regions, 143b
treatment, 143b
Plasmodium species, 132-152
blood collection, timing, 135b
classification, 135-152
clinical symptoms, 135
cyclic paroxysms, occurrence, 134t
developing trophozoites, 132-133
appearance, 132-133