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Which stage of Trichomonas is infective?
Which stage of Trichomonas is infective?
- Trophozoite (correct)
- Cyst
- Larva
- Sporozoite
Trichomonas has a cyst stage.
Trichomonas has a cyst stage.
False (B)
What disease is caused by Trichomonas vaginalis?
What disease is caused by Trichomonas vaginalis?
Vaginitis
Trichomonas exists only as __________.
Trichomonas exists only as __________.
In which areas of the body does Trichomonas vaginalis commonly inhabit?
In which areas of the body does Trichomonas vaginalis commonly inhabit?
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Study Notes
Trichomonas Overview
- Trichomonas are unique among flagellates as they do not have a cyst stage.
- They are exclusively present in the trophozoite form.
I-Trichomonas vaginalis Characteristics
- T. vaginalis primarily affects females more frequently than males.
- Associated disease: Vaginitis, which may cause discomfort and inflammation.
- Natural habitats include the vagina, urethra, and prostate.
- The infective stage is the trophozoite, which is also the diagnostic stage used for identification.
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