los huevos enterovius los ponen en la noche y , por que razon ? despues de las 8 parte la urticaria,algo debe tener que ver con el ciclo de los humanos es decir a esa hora hay mas oxigeno o nutrientes en la zona anal
🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:00 *🦠 General characteristics of nematodes* - Nematodes have a cylindrical body with a rigid consistency. - Most nematodes have a tri-radiate mouth, with exceptions like Ancylostoma. - Nematodes go through different evolutionary stages from eggs to adults. 02:18 *🌀 Biological cycles of nematodes* - Most nematodes have a direct life cycle with a single host, usually humans. - Some nematodes, like Trichinella spiralis, have an indirect life cycle with vectors. - Understanding the biological cycles helps in controlling and preventing parasitic infections. 05:32 *🌍 Public health impact of geohelminthiasis* - Geohelminthiasis infections, like ascariasis, are prevalent in tropical and subtropical regions, affecting vulnerable populations. - Infections can lead to a wide range of symptoms, impacting nutrition, physical development, and overall health. - The key to controlling geohelminthiasis lies in periodic deworming, health education, and improved sanitation practices. 20:35 *🥚 Life cycle of parasite and infection sources* - Parasite eggs mature in the soil, becoming infective larvae (l2). - Larvae 2 contaminate vegetables, fruits, water, and soil, infecting humans through ingestion. - Larvae migrate from intestines to the liver through the portal circulation. 23:03 *🩸 Migration and transformation of larvae* - Larvae enter humans either through the skin or digestive tract. - Larvae transform in pulmonary capillaries, causing pathology. - Larvae mature into adults in the small intestine, perpetuating the life cycle. 31:18 *🌀 Pathological actions of different larvae* - Larvae of different parasites exert pathogenic effects primarily in the lungs. - Larvae cause toxic, allergic, mechanical, and traumatic reactions. - The syndrome of Loeffler manifests as respiratory symptoms due to larval migration. 40:27 *🦠 Nematodes causing obstructive complications* - Parasites like Ascaris lumbricoides can cause obstructions in the bile ducts leading to conditions like cholangitis and even peritonitis. - Parasites can perforate the intestines, leading to complications such as peritonitis and acute appendicitis. - Migration of parasites can lead to symptoms like asphyxiation and can even be fatal. 41:21 *🏥 Clinical manifestations and complications of nematode infections* - Parasites like Ascaris lumbricoides can lead to severe complications like intestinal obstruction and malabsorption syndrome. - The life cycle and behavior of parasites like Enterobius vermicularis can result in auto-infection, leading to recurrent infections. - Complications from parasitic infections can range from appendicitis to obstructive complications like peritonitis. 44:17 *🧼 Transmission and prevention of Enterobiasis* - Infections with Enterobius vermicularis are mostly transmitted through intra-household contamination and reinfection. - Effective prevention strategies include personal hygiene practices such as handwashing, proper hygiene in the household, and treatment of infected individuals. - Understanding the indirect transmission routes, like contamination of dust with parasite eggs, is crucial for prevention. 47:02 *💊 Pathogenesis and clinical aspects of Enterobiasis* - Enterobius vermicularis infection leads to traumatic pathogenesis, causing inflammatory conditions like catarrhal inflammation and bacterial overgrowth. - The toxic-allergic response associated with Enterobius vermicularis can result in hypersensitivity reactions and itching. - Mechanical irritation from adult parasites migrating to the perianal region leads to discomfort and can trigger complications like appendicitis. 50:40 *🛡️ Prophylaxis strategies for nematode infections* - Preventive measures for infections like Enterobiasis focus on sanitation, personal hygiene, and environmental management in crowded settings like schools, orphanages, and prisons. - Key strategies include educating individuals on proper hygiene practices, promoting access to safe water sources, and treating infected individuals to break the transmission cycle. - Addressing social determinants like poverty and inadequate living conditions is crucial for preventing parasitic infections in vulnerable populations. Made with HARPA AI
Gracias, el martes que viene tengo mi examen, estudio medicina en España. Ya estudié pero los videos me sirven mucho para repasar, usted explica muy bien. Muchas gracias por su tiempo y dedicación.
Estimado Francisco Aitel. Si los salamines tienen un adecuado control de calidad, no existe riesgo biológico, y piden compartirse con tranquilidad. Saludos! 🤗
Gracias por este contenido, no estaba entiendo mucho, estaba confundida y con su video pude entender y se me hizo mas interesante. Muchísimas gracias!!
no suelo hacer devoluciones, pero sinceramente y dado la complejidad o falta de didactica con que los liros de micologia arriban la tematica, este video me parecio excelente. Lo comparti con mis compañeros porque fue muy grafico y muy clarificador. Muchas gracias
Como que no es trasmitida por contacto directo con los felinos.... pero si están las redes sociales llenas de gente besando a sus gatos jajaja. Y si, los gatos se supan también el ortogonal Y otra cosa, es una ETA, porque se trasmite cuando te "comes" a alguien que tiene gato y toda su piel llena de partículas de arenero y también una ETS, porque se transmite con el sexo anal/oral.
Muy agradecida con su información. Aunque me gustaría compartir con usted algunos hayasgos con referencia al enterobirus vermucularis. Si fuera tan amable de comunicarse conmigo le estaría eternamente agradecida.
Cada video hace entender un poco mas uno de los contenidos mas dificiles de toda la carrera. Si le quedo en algun disco duro algun videito de Paludismo, empezamos a gestionar el monumento en la mismisima plaza Colon. Saludos y muchisimas gracias !!!!
