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eosinophils, 19, 131, 150, 202 laboratory diagnosis, 101–102 General Education Board, 123
epidemiological surveillance, 16–18 life cycle, 97 Giardia lamblia, 48–50
epidemiology, 16 lymphatic, 97–107, 116 antigen tests for, 27, 31
epigastric, 146 serious cavity, 114–115 disease transmission, 49
epimastigote state, 92 species of causative organisms for, 98 duodenal aspirates, 282
epsom salts, 124 subcutaneous, 108–114 laboratory diagnosis, 49–50
erythema chronicum migrans, 243 treatment and prevention, 102 life cycle, 49
esophagus, 149 Wuchereria bancrofti, 103–105 morphology, 48–49
ethyl acetate method, 262–265 fish or broad tapeworm, 125, 133, overview of, 48
eukaryotic, 6 165, 168. See also protozoa, 23
Eutrombicula alfreddugèsi, 218 Diphyllobothrium latum risks, 30
Eutrombicula splendens, 218 flagellates, 23, 36 symptoms, 49
Evans, Griffith, 95 Chilomastix mesnili, 47–48 tests for identifying, 255
excystation, 28 Dientamoeba fragilis, 40–43 treatment and prevention, 29, 50
Giardia lamblia, 48–50 Trichuris trichiura and, 144
F nonpathogenic, 46–48 in water supply, 24
pathogenic, 40–46 giardiasis, 29
Faciolopsis buski, 183–184 Trichomonas hominus, 47–48 Giemsa stains, 79, 86, 93, 116, 280
disease transmission, 184 Trichomonas tenax, 46–47 glandular, 245
laboratory diagnosis, 184 Trichomonas vaginalis, 43–46 Glossina, 95
life cycle, 184 flame cell, 168 glycogen vacuole, 28
morphology, 183 flatworms. See trematodes (flatworms) Goeze, Johann, 164
overview of, 183 fleas, 6, 19, 221–222, 225 golgi apparatus, 28
symptoms, 183–184 flotation method, 261 Gomori stain, 270
treatment and prevention, 184 flukes, 19, 120, 182. See also trematodes Goodwin, L. G., 194
Farley, John, 194 (flatworms) gram negative rod, 55
Fasciola hepatica, 128, 183, 186–187, 197 blood, 2, 26, 128, 133, 193 Gram-negative coccobacillus, 244
disease transmission, 187 comparison of cestodes and, 127 granulomatous lesions, 130
laboratory diagnosis, 187 diseases, 183 gravid proglottids, 125
life cycle, 186 life cycles of, 133, 170 Great Depression, 123, 133
morphology, 186 liver, 128, 183 green monkeys, 10, 11
symptoms, 186 lung, 27, 183 Griesinger, Wilhelm, 194
treatment and prevention, 187 tissue, 128 “ground itch,” 146
febrile, 52 “fly disease of hunters,” 95 Grove, David I., 194
fecal specimens, collection and folic acid, 157 Guillain-Barre Syndrome, 219
preparation of, 257 fomites, 137, 206 guinea worm, 13, 114, 116
fecal-oral route, 36, 137 fork-tailed cercariae, 129 guinea worm disease, 108
feces, 202 formalin, 257 gundi, 88
fibrils, 28 formalin and acetate method, 262–265
filariasis, 9, 87, 96–115 formalin-ether, 31 H
Brugia malayi, 105–107 Foster, W. D., 194
causes and symptoms of, 101 Francisella tularensis, 219, 244–246, 250 hard ticks, 219
clinical signs of, 100–101 Francisella tularensis palaearctica, 245 harvest mite, 217–219
detection, 276–279 Fujii, Dairo, 194 helminthiases, 124
disease transmission, 101 fulminant colitis, 51 helminthology, 127
Drancunculus medinensis, 108–111 helminths, 13, 119–134
(elephantiasis) filarial worms and G cestodes (tapeworms),
lymphatic, 97–102 125–127
epidemiology of, 98–100 G. palpais, 95 classification of, 120
how disease is contracted, 101 G. tachinoides, 95 enterobius vermicularis, 22
identification of major microfilarial gametocytes, 275 epidemiological surveillance of, 18
organisms, 102–103 Garnham, Percy C. C., 81 nematodes, 121–125, 135–159