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Spiders (Continued)
geography, 306b
hiding, tendency, 307b
life cycle notes, 306b
morphology, 305b-306b
prevention/control, 307b
treatment, 306b-307b
venomousness, U.S. location, 307b
Sporocyst, 267
Sporozoa
case study, 131b
focus, 131-156
life history, 132
Sporozoites, 133
Sputum, 30
Stains
disadvantages, 25
permanent stains, 23-25
precipitates, 291
sample, 24
specialization, 25
usage, types, 24
Starch cells, 290-291
protozoan cyst, differentiation,
291b
Starch granules, 290-291
Sterile fluid specimens, 29
Stool specimens
collection, 16-17
fixatives, purpose (identification),
19b
method, 17
color, 20
importance, 20
consistency, 20
parasite indication, 20
container, labeling, 17
cysts, presence, 44
gross abnormalities, 20
hemoflagellates, 110b
laboratory procedures, 18t
liquid specimens, trophozoites
(presence), 17
macroscopic abnormalities, 20
macroscopic examination, 20
characteristics, identification, 20b
microscope considerations, 21
microscope examination
procedures, identification, 21b
microscopic examination, 21-25
descriptive terms, 20t
ocular micrometer, usage, 21
parasite testing, considerations, 17
preservation, fixatives (usage),
18-19
preservatives, 18t
Stool specimens (Continued)
processing, 20-25
samples, collection number
(identification), 17b
screening methods, 25-26
advantage, identification, 26b
submission, parasite study, 79
transport, 16-17
trophozoites, presence, 44
urine, noncontamination, 17
Strongyloides stercoralis, 207b
adult female, 209b
characteristics, 209t
asymptomatic patients, 210b
clinical symptoms, 210
diagnostic stage, appearance,
210b
eggs, 207b-208b
characteristics, 207t
illustration, 207f
epidemiology, 209b-210b
filariform larvae, 208b
characteristics, 209t
illustration, 208f
hyperinfection, 30
laboratory diagnosis, 209b
life cycle
comparison, 210b
notes, 209b
morphology, 207
rhabditiform larvae, 208b
characteristics, 208t
illustration, 208f
specimen, observation, 26
treatment, 210b
Strongyloidiasis (threadworm
infection), 210b
Subtropical countries, parasitic
infections, 3-4
Suckers, 241
Swamp fever, 280b
Symbiosis, result, 5
Symptomatic bancroftian filariasis,
226b-227b
Symptomatic extraintestinal
amebiasis, Entamoeba histolytica,
49b
Symptomatic intestinal amebiasis,
Entamoeba histolytica, 49b
T
Taenia colium cysticercus larvae,
pathogen recovery, 29
Taenia saginata, 242b
infection, differentiation, 246b
proglottid, 245f
Taenia solium, 242b
asymptomatic patients, 245b
clinical symptoms, 245
eggs, 242b-243b
characteristics, 243t
illustration, 243f
epidemiology, 245b
infection, differentiation, 246b
laboratory diagnosis, 244b
life cycle notes, 245b
morphology, 242
prevention/control, 246b
proglottids, 243b-244b
illustration, 245f
scolices, 243b
illustrations, 244f
treatment, 245b-246b
trends, 246b
Taenia spp.
adult, characteristics, 244t
intestinal infection, development
process, 246b
intestinal infection, treatment, 246b
Taeniasis (beef/pork tapeworm
infection), 245b
Tegument, 240-241
Thick blood smears, recommendation/
identification, 31b
Thick smears, usage, 28
Thin smears, usage, 28
Threadworm infection
(strongyloidiasis), 210b
Ticks, 300
anatomic parts, presence (impact),
303b
clinical symptoms, 302b
comparison, 301f
epidemiology, 302b
features, 302t
life cycle
morphologic form, comparison,
303b
notes, 301b-302b
morphology, 300b-301b
prevention/control, 303b
treatment, 302b-303b
U.S. location, 303b
Tissue specimens, 29-30
Toxoplasma gondii, 177b
asymptomatic patients, 180b
bradyzoites, 178b
characteristics, 178t
illustration, 170f
clinical symptoms, 180
congenital toxoplasmosis,
180b-181b