Trichomona Information and Courses from MediaLab, Inc.

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CLIA Chemistry / Urinalysis Review
Identify the urine sediment elements shown by the arrow:	View Page
Identify the urine sediment element shown by the arrow:	View Page

CLIA Microbiology / Serology Review
This suspicious form, found in urine, measures 120 micro meters by 50 micro meters.	View Page
I reside in the mouth where I measure approximately 17 micro meters.	View Page

Parasitology Review
The ameba that lives in the gumline of the mouth is known as:	View Page
Which ameba listed here has a flagellate form as part of its life cycle?	View Page
The trophozoite is the only morphologic form in the life cycle of:	View Page
The ELISA method may be used to detect:	View Page
Recovered from a stool sample, this suspicious form measures 6 µm by 8 µm.	View Page
This suspicious form, found in urine, measures 120 µm by 50 µm.	View Page
This parasite and Trichomonas tenax are both considered as oral non-pathogens.	View Page
This stool parasite measures 135 µm by 50 µm and is the causative agent of:	View Page
Which of the following parasites is/are considered as atrial ameba(e)?	View Page
Trichomonas, Giardia, and Chilomastix belong to the subphylum:	View Page
Match each parasite name listed below with its corresponding picture:	View Page
Match each parasite listed here with its corresponding optimal specimen type from which it may be recovered: (Answers may be used more than once.)	View Page
Match each parasite listed here with its corresponding optimal specimen type from which it may be recovered: (Answers may be used more than once.)	View Page
Match each pair of parasites listed here with the key morphologic characteristics that help to distinguish between them:	View Page
Match each parasite listed here with the key characteristic that aids in its identification:	View Page
Arrange the following parasites in decreasing order (from large to small) based on relative size:	View Page
Arrange the parasites listed here in increasing order (starting with none) based on the length of their undulating membranes:	View Page
I reside in the mouth where, when present, I measure approximately 17 µm.	View Page
I am a mouth scavenger and measure about 10 µm.	View Page
I am found in stool and may be easily mistaken for "junk." I measure 12 µm.	View Page
I am found in stool and measure 10 µm by 8 µm.	View Page
I am found in stool as well as in duodenal contents. I measure 15 µm in length.	View Page

The Urine Microscopic: Microscopic Analysis of Urine Sediment
Parasites which can be found in urinary sediment include all of the following EXCEPT:	View Page
Parasites Parasites which may be found in urinary sediments include Trichomonas vaginalis, Enterobius vermicularis and Schistosoma haematobium. It is also important to note that parasites and parasitic ova may be seen in urine sediments as a result of fecal or vaginal contamination. This slide shows examples of Trichomonas vaginalis. In the female, Trichomonas is usually found as a contaminant from vaginal infection and is often accompanied by an increase in the number of white cells. Trichomonas is highly motile, measuring 5 - 15 microns with a characteristic pear shape. It has multiple anterior flagella and the nucleus is often apparent.	View Page
Trichomonas under Phase-Contrast Under phase contrast, Trichomonas organisms appear much darker than the surrounding white blood cells.	View Page
Trichomonas versus White Cells When the urine cools or when the wet mount begins to dry Trichomonas begins to lose its characteristic motility and may easily be misinterpreted as white cell or epithelial cell.	View Page
Match the following:	View Page

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