علم الطفيليات PDF
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يغطي هذا المستند علم الطفيليات، ويوفر نظرة عامة على الطفيليات وأنواعها وتصنيفها. يتناول أيضًا دورات حياة الطفيليات، بما في ذلك العوائل المختلفة (النهائية والمتوسطة) وطرق انتقالها. تتم مناقشة تأثيرات الطفيليات على المضيفين والتشخيصات والعلاجات والتدابير الوقائية.
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Here is the converted text from the images into a structured markdown format: ### Page 1 المحاضرة الاولى ### Page 2 **Parasitology**: Science - study Parasited cause of Hansmit. **Parasite**: Organism lives at the expense, cause harm to host of other living beings (host). * Has 2 names: * Genus...
Here is the converted text from the images into a structured markdown format: ### Page 1 المحاضرة الاولى ### Page 2 **Parasitology**: Science - study Parasited cause of Hansmit. **Parasite**: Organism lives at the expense, cause harm to host of other living beings (host). * Has 2 names: * Genus * Species name * Cause harm to hosts * Ex: Phoresis * Smaller organism arrived by larger one * XX Food * **Mutualism**: * Both partner benefit from association * Can't live without other * Ex: تبادل منفعه تمساح والعصفورة * **Symbiosis**: * Mutualism: تبادل منفه * Commensalism: تعايش * One of the partners benefits from association. * host not harmed. * Parasitism: طقطل * Parasite harms the host * Sizes: * Microparasites: small, unicellular multibine in host cell. * Macroparasite: Large multicellular multibull in host cell. * Duration: * Permanent: Live in host * Temporary: only feed on host and leave. * Classification of Parasite * Infestation * Habitat: * Ecto Parasite: Surface of the host * Ento parasite: inside host, penetrating tissues * Infection Grees * Helminths * Endoparasite * obligate: * can't complete their life cycle with parasitic volationsmp * Facultative: Para siti'c * Both * Free-living * Example: Naegleria fowleri * Accidental: Incidental * Strange Host * Example: Toxocara * Opportunistic: * canst * immunocompromised * No disease * hight Fetal * risease * live in cryptosporidium * strange * human to xo Cala ### Page 3 * **Definitive host**: Final * Adult stage * sexual-mature stage * Human * **Intermediate**: * Immature stage * Asexual stages * **Reservoir**: * Animal Gather than men * Carries adult stages * Example: Final بس حيوان * **Hosts** * **Vector**: * Transmits infection * Ex: mosquito * Paratem Doesn't undergo an development transport * Remain alive and infective to another host * Transmits it to a suitable host to complete life cycle * **Modes of Transmission**: Source of infection * Faeco oral: فم * Inhalation: شم * Skin: جلد * Congenital: من الام للجنين * Sexual * Mosquito bite * Latrogenic: * Blood transfusion * Organ Transplantation * **Effects of Parasites on hosts** * Direct: * Tissue damage * Loss the function * Parasite feeling of host nutrition * Anemia in heavy infection * Indirect: * Inflammatory- Immuno response * Tissue damage * Allergic * Autoimmune * Abortion and Congenital anomalies ### Page 4 المحاضرة الثانية ### Page 5 **Parasitology** * Helminthology: الديدان * Protozoology: اولیات نواع * Entomology: حشرات * Flatworms * Plathelminthes * One segment * Trematoda Flukes * Segmentes Round worms * Cestoda tapeworms * Cylindrical worms * Nemathelminthes * Nematoda * Trematoda * Middle and Far East, in Southern Europe * Heterophy’es: Brackish Water * Heterophyiasis * Plathelminthes * Hepatic flukes: intestinal flukes * Blood flukes * Lung flukes * H. Heterophyes **Adult characteristics** * Pear shaped * 3 suckers * Oral * Ventral * Third genital * Two simple intestinal Ceca **Egg characteristics:** * Oval * Thick shell * Brownish * Mature contents **Pirenella Conica Snail** * Right-sided snail * Opening with siphonal notch * Shell elongated, thick and made of several whorls * Transverse shallow sutures * Whorls with few rows of coarse tubercles ### Page 6 **Life Cycle** * Definitive: Small intestine * Reservoir: dogs/Cats * First intermediate: Pirenella conica - develop to Shal’l * Sporocyst --miracidium * Second intermediate: Fish * Mera@raria * Mature eggs Pass with stool * Man infected by Consumption: Improperly Cooked Fish, Sweet Feseeln * Eggs appar in stool: 10 to 15 days **Pathogenesis** * light infection-Pass unnoticed * Inflammation * Abdominal pain, colicky pain mulous • eggs may pass any ectopic site * Brain * Skin **Diagnosis** * History: eating improper cookie, fish - sweet feseern * Clinical: abdominal pain * Laboratory: Stool analy sis **Treatment** Praziquantel **Prevention & Control** * Small control a good hygenic таны * Proper Goking and Salting fism * Treatment all humans and animals **المحاضره الثالثه** ### Page 7 * **Cestodes** * Highly specialized: infect vertebraters * Alimentary tract: invertebrates * Habitat:Intestinal → man (Final Host): Extraintestinal → man Internal mediate Host * **Characters**: * Flat Segment Worms (Proglottids) Nervous System: ( Brain Like) in solex * No digestive system * Head (Scolex): 4 Suckers * Neck Maintain 2 grooves ( Bothria) * Reproductive hooks cos insertion to intestin System * (in) Proglottids * **Diphlobothrium latum** * Broad fish tape worm * مثال على Cestode * اثنان اخدود ورقى عریض * **X** Egypt **✓** Europe, South America, Chain, Japan * **D-Latum (Mature)** * 10m to 300 segment * Fine scolex/2 grooves * Broader segment * Viteline glands * **D-Latum (Egg)** * Oval * Thick * Brownish * Gntent: I'm mature ### Page 8 * **Life cycle** * Final Host: man small intestine * Reservar Host: dogs Fish eating animals to cats birds * First Intermediate Host: - cyclops Proceroid * Second Intermediate Host:Fresh Fish * Fertilized eggs released from mature Proglottis segment * after 8-12 days development (coracidium) first larva