Introduction. 1- Parasite Types of parasites: Obligatory parasite Facultative parasite Accidental parasite 2- Host Types of hosts: Definitive host Intermediate.

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Introduction

1- Parasite Types of parasites: Obligatory parasite Facultative parasite Accidental parasite 2- Host Types of hosts: Definitive host Intermediate host

3- Life cycle 4- Parasitic infection 5- Parasitic disease 6- Parasitic infestation 7- Habitat 8- Commensalism 9- Symbiosis 10- Reservoir host 11- Vector: mechanical vector or biologic vector

12- carrier 13- Zoonosis 14- Infective stage 15- Diagnostic stage 16- Protozoa 17- Eukaryote

1- Soil 2- Water 3- Food 4- Insect vector 5- Animals 6- Other persons 7- Self

1- Oral transmission 2- Skin transmission 3- Vector transmission 4- Direct transmission

Taxonomy

1- Delivery: 2- Safety: All fresh specimens should be handled carefully, since each specimen represents a potential source of infection. 3- Number of specimens:

4- Collection time: 5- Specimen type and stability: Liquid specimens: Soft (semi-formed) specimens Formed specimens

Preservation of stool specimens: Aim: 1- To preserve protozoan morphology. 2- To prevent the continued development of some helminthic eggs and larvae. The most common preservative used is 10% formalin.

INDIRECT IMMUNOLOGICAL METHODS 1- Scanty infection. 2- Tissue parasite having no portal of exit (Hydatid disease) 3- Migratory stage:(Fasciola) 4- Chronic infection:fibrosis (Bilharziasis)

The commonly used tests are: 1. Indirect Haemagglutination Test (IHA) 2. Indirect Fluorescent Antibody Test (IFA) 3. Enzyme linked Immunosorbant Assay (ELISA) 4. Complement fixation test (CFT) 5. Agar gel Immunodiffusion (AGID) 6. Immunodiagnostic strip tests (Dip stick test)

Subkingdom Protozoa Phylum Sarcomastigophora: Subphylum – Mastigophora Subphylum - Sarcodina Phylum Apicomplexa Phylum Ciliophora Phylum Microspora

Subkingdom - Metazoa Phylum – Nematoda Phylum – Platyhelminthes: Class Trematoda Class Cestoidea

Division (reproduction): 1-Asexual reproduction: Binary fission: Multiple fission: 2- Sexual reproduction: Union of two gametes following reduction division.