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| Continuous an unconscious grinding of teeth |
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| Present at birth but not hereditary |
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| Of or pertaining to the skin |
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| A capsule that surrounds and protects the larval stage of some parasites |
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| Infection in the lower intestinal track that causes pain fever and severe diarrhea |
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| Parasites a live on the body i.e. mites and tics |
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| Inflammation of the brain |
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| The study of causes or origins of disease |
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| Abnormal enlargement of the liver |
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| The earliest stage of a newly hatched insect often wormlike |
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| The inner open space of an organ |
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| Inflammation of the kidneys |
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| Of or resembling pigs or swine |
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| Infection caused by the Schistosoma parasitic worm often found in water contaminated with human waste |
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| Material brought up from the Lungs and coughed out |
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| Intestinal obstruction caused by abnormal twisting |
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| Name the four pathways a human being becomes a host |
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1) infected from food or water
2) a vector such as a mosquito 3) sexual contact
4)through the skin and nose |
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| Name six ways the parasites create damage to the host body |
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1) destroy cells in the body faster than they can be regenerated
2)produce toxic substances that are harmful to the body
3)irritates and creates inflammatory reactions
4)dermatitis
5)produces pressure effects on organs
6)depresses the immune system |
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| Protozoa are one celled organisms true or false |
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| Protozoa are invisible to the eye true or false |
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EndoLimax Nana is the cause of rheumatoid arthritis and a whole host of collagen related diseases
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| Can humans acquire toxoplasmosis from cats |
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| Toxoplasma gondii are passed through cat feces. |
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| Hodgkin’s disease can be misdiagnosed and be toxoplasmosis instead. |
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| Plasmodium malaria affect humans and cause malaria |
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| Describe a Nematoda parasite |
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| Larger parasites commonly known as worms |
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| Human excretement. Fertilizer |
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| Which nematode can be 30 years old |
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| Name of tiny round worms that become enclosed in a cyst inside the muscles of bears walrus are pigs |
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| What invades the bloodstream and lymphatic system with effects ranging from fever and lymph node infection to deformities like elephantitis of the legs arms scrotum and breast |
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| What does a fish tapeworm consume in the intestine |
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They can consume 80 to 100% of the hosts vitamin B 12
It is a cestoda |
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| Describe the shape of a Trematoda |
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| Leaf shaped flatworms also known as flukes |
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| Where does the cycle of a trematoda begin? |
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| The cycle begins when the larvae are released into freshwater by infected snails |
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| When did spirochetes become a new breed of parasites |
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| They’ve always existed but are new to us since the development of the electron microscope |
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| List in order the most vulnerable home to the majority of parasites in human beings |
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| Small intestine followed by the colon blood and lymph |
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| Trichinellas, ascaris larva or hookworms are the main causes of: |
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| Trichinellas, ascaris larve or hookworms |
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| What causes endometriosis |
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| Flukes in the uterus which have migrated from the large intestine |
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| What is commonly associated with the ascaris larvae |
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| When do the breast get lumps |
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| If the kidneys are clogged the breast become the dumpsite for toxins |
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| Name some non-pain related disease illnesses |
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| Diabetes herpes psoriasis multiple sclerosis depression |
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| Herpes is a virus Thought to be introduced into the body through |
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| Pinworms, ascaris or perhaps dog tapeworms |
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Multiple sclerosis and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis are auto immune diseases with connection to any of the fluke parasites that reach the brain or spinal cord and multiply.
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| Depression is connected to what parasite in the brain |
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| Small roundworms or hookworms |
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