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ENTAMOEBA HISTOLYTICA Entamoeba - PowerPoint Presentation

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histolytica Classification Protozoan Rhizopod Host Homo sapiens Transmission Faecaloral alimentary Infective stage Mature cyst Localisation Large intestine ID: 912243

stage histolytica stool entamoeba histolytica stage entamoeba stool intestine infective produce intestinal cyst ulcer liver amoebiasis stools

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ENTAMOEBA HISTOLYTICA

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Entamoeba

histolytica

Classification:

Protozoan-

Rhizopod

Host

:

Homo

sapiens

Transmission

:

Faecal-oral

(alimentary

)

Infective

stage:

Mature cyst

Localisation

:

Large intestine

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Entamoeba

histolytica

Pathogenicity

:

1)

Intestinal

amoebiasis

(Amoebic

dysentery):

formation of

ulcers

of the wall of the intestine, acute or chronic diarrhoea, stool containing blood and mucus; may be asymptomatic infection.

2)

Extra- intestinal

amoebiasis

:

abscess of liver, lung, brain, skin.

Laboratory diagnosis:

Fresh stools are examined under the microscope. E.

histolytica

(

cysts

with 4 nuclei) can be demonstrated in the stools

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Life cycle

Cyst:

infective stage

Inters mouth through contaminated food, drink, fly, or through using human stool as fertilizer

To L.I. lumen and change into trophozoite

(pathogenic stage)

Produce lytic enzymes (capable of doing lysis and produce ulcer)

Flask shape ulcer

Can do erosion through B.V. to liver and other organs

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