Helminths: Intestinal Nematodes Part 1 (features, clinical importance, diagnosis, treatment)

We have gone right ’round baby right ’round like a record baby right ’round, ’round, round’, but we came back with the long-awaited video that everyone has asked for: Nematodes! They are also known as roundworms and some of them like to live inside our guts for some reason. In today’s video, we will discuss the transmission, clinical features, diagnosis and treatment of Enterobius (pinworm), Ascaris (giant roundworm), Ancylostoma and Necator (hookworm), enjoy!

Contents:
0:20 – Introduction to Helminths
1:00 – Features of Nematodes
1:27 – Types of Nematodes
1:47 – List of Intestinal Nematodes
2:09 – Treatment of Nematodes
2:23 – Enterobius vermicularis features and transmission
2:59 – Enterobius vermicularis clinical importance
3:18 – Enterobius vermicularis diagnosis
3:40 – Ascaris lumbricoides features and transmission
4:23 – Ascaris lumbricoides clinical importance
4:55 – Ascaris lumbricoides diagnosis
5:09 – Ancylostoma and Necator features and transmission
6:10 – Ancylostoma and Necator clinical importance
6:42 – Ancylostoma and Necator diagnosis

Credits:
– Arabic subtitles: Bushra Hafez
– Illustrations: Bushra Hafez, Rand Mohammed Taha, Anas Idris
– Script: Mohamad S. Alabdaljabar
– Video Editing: Mohamad S. Alabdaljabar, Anas Alkhabaz, Sameeha Abdulwali
– Voiceover: Abdullah Tajeddin