Para (1)

Relationship where two or more species live closely together?

Symbiotic relationship where both organisms benefit from each other?

Mutualistic relationship between termites and protozoa?

Relationship where one species benefits without harming the other?

Non-pathogenic amoeba normally inhabiting the large intestine?

Relationship where one species benefits at the expense of another?

Parasite that causes amoebic dysentery?

Organisms that live on or in a host and obtain nutrients from it?

Invasion of parasites inside the human body?

Invasion of parasites on the external surface of the body?

Carriers responsible for transmitting parasites to hosts?

Parasites established inside the host?

Roundworm commonly found in the intestine of humans?

Parasites living on the exterior surface of the host?

Head louse parasite of humans?

Unicellular parasitic microorganisms?

Multicellular parasitic worms?

Insect group that includes many parasite vectors?

Free-living organisms that pass through the digestive tract without infecting the host?

Parasites that live on other parasites?

Artifacts mistaken for parasites?

Parasites that cannot survive outside the host?

Parasites capable of existing independently of a host?

Parasites that remain in the host from early life to maturity?

Parasites that live on the host only for a short time?

Parasites that enter a host not usually theirs?

Parasites found in organs not their usual habitat?

Host in which the adult sexual stage of the parasite occurs?

Host in which the larval or asexual stage develops?

Host that harbors parasites infectious to humans?

Host where the parasite remains arrested in development?

Vector where parasites multiply or develop inside the body?

Vector that only transports parasites without development?

Morphologic form of a parasite that invades humans?

Parasite form detectable in the laboratory?

Life cycle that does not require an intermediate host?

Life cycle that requires an intermediate host or vector?

Organism capable of causing disease?

Person who harbors a pathogen without symptoms?

Process of inoculation of an infective agent?

Establishment of an infective agent in the host?

Time between infection and appearance of symptoms?

Time between infection and detectable evidence of infection?

Condition where an infected person becomes their own source of infection?

Reinfection with the same parasite causing massive infection?

Most commonly submitted specimen in parasitology?

Substances that preserve parasite morphology?

Visual examination of specimens without a microscope?

Examination of specimens using a microscope?