文本教案寄生虫1-introduction to human.pptxVIP

;;; Avian flu;;Pathogens Infectious or communicable diseases ;Infectious Disease; （生物）病因学 Etiology Microbiology Parasitology 微生物学 寄生虫学 viruses, bacteria, fungi protozoa，helminthes，arthropods Pathogen Biology 病原生物学 Amalgamation of virology, bacteriology, mycology, protozoology, helminthology and entomology. All infectious agents are parasites and share the basic principles of parasitism. They are causes of infectious and/or communicable diseases. ;What you need to know in the course of human parasitology What are parasitism, parasite (and host) and parasitology? What is the life cycle of a parasite? Host – parasite interplay (in what ways do parasites and their hosts interact) Epidemiology (how do parasites e endemic in a local district?) and principles of control of parasitic diseases. Scientific concepts involved in this discipline;1.?What are parasitism, parasite (and host) and parasitology?;Understanding starts with basic concept of symbiosis; ;gooseneck barnacle(鹅颈藤壶);;;giant moray (海鳗) and cleaner wrasse (裂唇鱼);Anopheles stephensi mosquito sucking blood ;Parasite — In the relationship known as parasitism, the partner gaining benefit, always smaller, is the parasite which to some degree injures its partner; the other partner that is injured at the same time is known as the host. — Parasites (animal parasites) are invertebrates that can not live independently and should depend upon others to maintain their lives (live at the expense of others).;— Parasites may be classified according to different ways: residing site --- endoparasite