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What is the main difference between Trophozoite and Cyst/ oocyst in Protozoa?
What is the main difference between Trophozoite and Cyst/ oocyst in Protozoa?
- Trophozoite is the unactive and infective form, while Cyst/ oocyst is the active, feeding, pathogenic stage
- Trophozoite is the reproductive stage, while Cyst/ oocyst is the locomotion stage
- Trophozoite is the active, feeding, pathogenic stage, while Cyst/ oocyst is the unactive and infective form (correct)
- Trophozoite is the dormant stage, while Cyst/ oocyst is the motile stage
Which group of organisms are living organisms that depend on a living host for their nourishment and shelter?
Which group of organisms are living organisms that depend on a living host for their nourishment and shelter?
- Parasites (correct)
- Pathogens
- Commensals
- Symbiotes
What are the three major groups of parasites in medical parasitology?
What are the three major groups of parasites in medical parasitology?
- Protozoa, Helminthes, Arthropods (correct)
- Mites, Ticks, Lice
- Bacteria, Viruses, Fungi
- Nematodes, Trematodes, Cestodes
Which class of Protozoa consists of parasites that move by means of pseudopodia?
Which class of Protozoa consists of parasites that move by means of pseudopodia?
What is the scientific name composed of two parts for parasites?
What is the scientific name composed of two parts for parasites?
Study Notes
Protozoa Characteristics
- Trophozoite: actively feeding and multiplying stage of Protozoa, while Cyst/Oocyst: dormant, resistant stage that can survive outside of host
Parasitism
- Parasites: living organisms that depend on a living host for nourishment and shelter
Medical Parasitology
- Three major groups of parasites: Protozoa, Helminths, Ectoparasites
Protozoan Movement
- Amoeba: class of Protozoa that move by means of pseudopodia
Parasite Nomenclature
- Scientific name for parasites is composed of two parts: genus and species
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Test your knowledge of the science of parasitology and the study of parasites, including their morphology, life cycles, and relationships with hosts. Learn about human parasitology and medical parasites.