Parasitologie Test

Long-term complication of Opisthorchis viverrini infection:

Trichinella larvae primarily encyst in:

Which parasite shows no eggs in stool , but larvae only ?

Staining technique of choice for Cystoisospora is:

Zoonosis refers to a disease that is:

The egg of Hymenolepis diminuta differs from H. nana by:

The intermediate host of Hymenolepis nana is:

Opisthorchis and Clonorchis infections are associated with:

The schizont stage of Plasmodium contains:

Which stage of Plasmodium is transmitted to humans by the mosquito?

The intermediate host of Fasciola hepatica is:

Fasciola hepatica infection can be treated with:

Plasmodium vivax causes fever every:

Taenia solium infection occurs via ingestion of:

Paragonimus westermani is known as the:

The development of disease in a host due to parasite infection is called:

The diagnostic stage of Enterobius vermicularis is found using:

Humans acquire Fasciola hepatica infection through ingestion of:

Which parasite causes “creeping eruption” in humans?

The ability of a parasite to cause disease is called:

The ability of a parasite to be transmitted from one host to another is known as:

Diphyllobothrium latum is acquired by eating:

Humans get Dipylidium caninum from:

The diagnostic stage of Plasmodium in human blood is:

Human infection with H. diminuta is:

The typical location of Strongyloides autoinfection is in:

First-line treatment for strongyloidiasis:

Pathogenesis caused by Echinococcus granulosus involves:

The term “incubation period” means:

Parasites that live on the surface of the host are called:

Which drug is commonly used to treat Ascaris lumbricoides infection?

The intermediate host of Schistosoma is:

Thick blood smear is primarily used to:

Diagnosis of Dipylidium involves:

Which is the most common intestinal protozoan in the world?

The hallmark shape of Babesia in red blood cells is:

The study of insect vectors is known as:

The term “infectivity” refers to:

What structure helps T. vaginalis move?

Transmission of Dracunculus medinensis occurs via:

The diagnostic stage of Cyclospora in stool is:

Which protozoa has flagella but no cyst form?

Opisthorchis and Clonorchis infections are associated with:

Prevention of amoebiasis includes:

The antennae of male mosquitoes are:

What is the vector for Wuchereria bancrofti?

Parasites with direct life cycles:

Which drug is preferred for treating Strongyloides infection?

The term “host specificity” refers to:

Diagnosis of Balantidium coli is based on:

The diagnosis of acute Toxoplasma infection can be done by:

Which drug is commonly used to treat Ascaris and Trichuris infections?

Which organ is most commonly targeted by parasites?

Hypnozoites are dormant stages found in:

Which of the following parasites may be found in zoonotic transmission via undercooked meat?

The site of egg deposition by Schistosoma haematobium is:

Which species causes cysticercosis in humans?

A facultative parasite:

Parasites with direct life cycles:

Which protozoan uses a ventral sucking disc for attachment?