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Parasite Lec9 MCQ

The document contains a quiz on Trichuris trichiura, a parasitic worm, covering its characteristics, transmission, symptoms, and diagnostic methods. Key points include that the worm lives in the large intestine, can survive for 5-10 years, and is transmitted through contaminated food or water. It also highlights the potential health impacts of heavy infections, such as chronic diarrhea and rectal prolapse.

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Parasite Lec9 MCQ

The document contains a quiz on Trichuris trichiura, a parasitic worm, covering its characteristics, transmission, symptoms, and diagnostic methods. Key points include that the worm lives in the large intestine, can survive for 5-10 years, and is transmitted through contaminated food or water. It also highlights the potential health impacts of heavy infections, such as chronic diarrhea and rectal prolapse.

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Question on parasite lec9

1. What is the meaning of 'Trichuris'?

a) Hair-like tail

b) Whip-like head

c) Bile-stained egg

d) Tropical parasite

Answer: a) Hair-like tail

2. Where is Trichuris trichiura commonly found?

a) Large intestine

b) Small intestine

c) Stomach

d) Blood vessels

Answer: a) Large intestine

3. How long can the Trichuris trichiura worm live?

a) 1-2 years

b) 3-4 years

c) 5-10 years

d) 11-15 years

Answer: c) 5-10 years

4. What shape is the egg of Trichuris trichiura?

a) Oval

b) Round

c) Barrel-shaped

d) Square
Answer: c) Barrel-shaped

5. How are Trichuris trichiura infections transmitted?

a) Through the air

b) Contaminated food or water

c) Direct skin contact

d) Animal bites

Answer: b) Contaminated food or water

6. What is the infective form of Trichuris trichiura?

a) Rhabditiform larva

b) Embryonated egg

c) Adult worm

d) Free-living larva

Answer: b) Embryonated egg

7. What is a common symptom of heavy Trichuris infection?

a) Weight gain

b) Chronic diarrhea

c) Loss of appetite

d) Night sweats

Answer: b) Chronic diarrhea

8. What is the optimal condition for egg development in soil?

a) Cold and dry

b) Warm and moist

c) Hot and dry

d) Dark and freezing


Answer: b) Warm and moist

9. What diagnostic method is used for light infections?

a) Blood test

b) Ultrasound

c) Stool examination

d) X-ray

Answer: c) Stool examination

10. What color are the eggs of Trichuris trichiura?

a) Yellow

b) White

c) Brown

d) Transparent

Answer: c) Brown

11. What may result from a heavy Trichuris infection in children?

a) Malnutrition

b) Rectal prolapse

c) Growth spurts

d) Hair loss

Answer: b) Rectal prolapse

12. What does the anterior portion of the worm resemble?

a) A whip

b) A rope

c) A thread

d) A nail

Answer: c) A thread
13. How many eggs does a fertilized female lay per day?

a) 500 eggs

b) 1,000 eggs

c) 5,000 eggs

d) 10,000 eggs

Answer: c) 5,000 eggs

14. What is the natural host of Trichuris trichiura?

a) Cats

b) Dogs

c) Humans

d) Cattle

Answer: c) Humans

15. Where does the worm embed its anterior portion?

a) In the stomach lining

b) In the intestinal mucosa

c) In the bloodstream

d) In the lungs

Answer: b) In the intestinal mucosa

16. What is the diagnostic appearance of the rectum in heavy infections?

a) Swollen rectum

b) Coconut cake rectum

c) Ulcerated rectum

d) Collapsed rectum

Answer: b) Coconut cake rectum


17. What is the estimated number of people infected worldwide?

a) 80 million

b) 200 million

c) 800 million

d) 1 billion

Answer: c) 800 million

18. What is the color of the posterior end of the worm?

a) Pink

b) Flesh-colored

c) Brown

d) White

Answer: b) Flesh-colored

19. Which diagnostic tool identifies whipworm dysentery?

a) X-ray

b) Sigmoidoscopy

c) Ultrasound

d) CT scan

Answer: b) Sigmoidoscopy

20. What may chronic Trichuris infection lead to?

a) Appendicitis

b) Ulcerative colitis

c) Weight gain

d) Vitamin overdose

Answer: a) Appendicitis

By ISRAA Al-TAIE

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