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1. Toxoplasma gondii , Trypanosoma bruise, Trypanosoma cruzi a. vector b. in host: location / sample...

1. Toxoplasma gondii , Trypanosoma bruise, Trypanosoma cruzi

a. vector

b. in host: location / sample type

c. transmission

d. disease cause

e. symptoms

f. geographic distribution

d. disease caused

e. symptoms

f. geographic distribution

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TOXOPLASMA GONDI

a) vector- cats

b) host location/sample - blood/ amniotic fluid anitibody testing, lymphnode histopathology

c) from cats to human

d) cause - toxoplasmosis

e) with symptoms of fever, lymphadenitis, myalgia. Transmission in pregnancy.

f) geography- pandemic distribution, high prevalence in central America and France

TRYPANOSOMA BRUCEI

a) vector - tsetse fly

b) host location/sample type - blood, csf, lymph

c) from tsetse fly to humans

d) African sleeping sickness

e) symptoms - sleep loss, fever, myalgia, confusion

f) sub tropical areas of Africa

TRYPANOSOMA CRUZI

a) triatomine bug

b) in blood, chronic form in heart, colon

c) from reservoir to triatomine to humans/horses/cattle

d) Chagas disease

e) fever, swelling, congestive heart failure

f) Latin America

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