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MBI 111 TOPIC 12- FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS { GRADED A+} what are examples of protozoan diseases? - malaria, toxoplasmosis, cryptosporidiosis, and trichomoniasis what is the bacterial agent of malaria? - there are 5 species of Plasmodium what is the vector of malaria? - female anopheles mosquito, not only do they transmit the disease but they also are a required host where has malaria been eliminated? - wealthy countries located in temperate climates

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MBI 111 TOPIC 12- FINAL EXAM

QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT

ANSWERS { GRADED A+}




what are examples of protozoan diseases? - ✔✔malaria, toxoplasmosis,

cryptosporidiosis, and trichomoniasis


what is the bacterial agent of malaria? - ✔✔there are 5 species of

Plasmodium


what is the vector of malaria? - ✔✔female anopheles mosquito, not

only do they transmit the disease but they also are a required host


where has malaria been eliminated? - ✔✔wealthy countries located in

temperate climates

, where is malaria still a threat? - ✔✔tropical areas where mosquitos are

harder to control

what is the life cycle of the human and anopheles mosquito hosts? -

✔✔when the mosquito bites the human it has anticoagulant so the

blood doesn't clot. it is then filtered in the liver which filters the blood.

red blood cells are effected and leaves a dead end since they can't

replicate


what type of cells are effected in Plasmodium? - ✔✔liver cells and red

blood cells


what are symptoms of malaria? - ✔✔malaise, fatigue, aches, nausea,

chills, fever, and sweating

what are potential consequences of red blood cell rupture of malaria? -

✔✔it can lead to anemia, kidney, liver, and/or spleen damage from

accumulation of cellular debris
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