22. The strobila of the Hymenolepsis spp. has a unique structure. The proglottids are described as stacking and almost appear to be inserted into each other. This is referred to as:

26. This particular parasite can be causes clinical disease that demonstrates as a cough, eosinophilia and respiratory abnormalities including expectoration of discolored sputum and chest radiographic abnormalities. It is contracted by ingesting raw or undercooked crabs or crayfish. This Trematode is:

4. The cyst on a trichrome stain is from a fecal sample of an asymptomatic patient. The cyst has no evident nuclear peripheral chromatin, a large karyosome, and coarsely granular cytoplasm containing an obvious glycogen vacuole. What would be the appropriate laboratory report?

17. A vector that is involved in the life cycle of the parasite is called: 

10. A thick ring, large nucleus, and bands across the cell and 6 – 12 merozoites in the mature schizont are all characteristics of which Plasmodium spp.?

22. The strobila of the Hymenolepsis spp. has a unique structure. The proglottids are described as stacking and almost appear to be inserted into each other. This is referred to as:

37. Interpret this iodine wetmount from a Ova and Parasite Concentration.   (100X oil immersion)

16. Ectoparasites produce infestations.

36. This organism is generally transmitted by the ingestion of contaminated meat from a pig. 

19. Which of the following is not part of an Ova and Parasite examination?