Treatment

• What is the general consensus regarding the pathogenicity of Entamoeba hartmanni?

  = It is generally considered a nonpathogen.
• Why is treatment usually not indicated for Entamoeba hartmanni infection?

  = It is an asymptomatic infection.
• Which of the following is NOT a typical indication for treatment of Entamoeba hartmanni infection?a)Severe diarrheab) Persistent symptomsc) Immunocompromised individualsd) Liver abscesses

  = Severe diarrhea
• What is the primary goal of treatment for symptomatic Entamoeba hartmanni infections?

  = Symptom relief
• Which class of drugs is commonly used for the treatment of Entamoeba hartmanni infections?a)Antibioticsb) Antifungal agentsc) Antiparasitic medicationsd) Antiviral drugs

  = Antiparasitic medications
• Which antiparasitic medication is considered the treatment of choice for Entamoeba hartmanni infection?a)Metronidazoleb) Paromomycinc) Tinidazoled) Iodoquinol


  = Paromomycin
• Why is paromomycin often preferred for the treatment of Entamoeba hartmanni infection?

  =  It is effective against both cysts and trophozoites.
• When is treatment necessary for asymptomatic Entamoeba hartmanni infection?

  = In immunocompromised individuals
• What should be considered before initiating treatment for Entamoeba hartmanni infection?

  = Potential drug interactions

  = Patient's age and weight

  = Patient's medical history
• What is the recommended follow-up after treatment of Entamoeba hartmanni infection?

  = Repeat stool examination for parasite clearance