Question

Malarial fever coincides with liberation of
A. Crypto merozoites
B. Meta Crypto Merozoites
C. Merozoites
D. Trophozoites

Answer 1

Hint: Malaria is a mosquito Borne infectious disease symptoms of which are fever, headache, vomiting and tiredness. These usually occur after a few weeks of being bitten by the mosquito.

Complete answer:
The malarial parasite develops in human and female Anopheles Mosquito.
The life cycle follows the following steps.
1. Infection begins when an infected female mosquito bites a person.
2. The mosquitos inject the plasmodium parasite in the form of sporozoites in the bloodstream.
3. These rights pass to the human liver and usually multiply with asexual reproduction in liver.
4. The plasmodium lives in the liver cell up to next 7 to 8 days no symptoms are visible.
5. After 7 to 8 days parasites grow inside the red blood cell and release daughter parasites known as Merozoites that continue the cycle by meeting that change.
6. These Invade more erythrocytes. this cycle is repeated and cause fever each time the parasite break free
7. When the mosquito bites an infected human being it accumulates the gametocyte of mosquitoes.
8. The fertilized female gametes develop into actively moving ookinetes that burrow through the mosquito's midgut wall and form oocytes on the exterior surface Malarial fever coincides with liberation of Merozoites.

Hence, option C. Merozoites is the correct answer

Note:
Inside the oocyst, thousands of active sporozoites develop. These eventually burst, releasing sporozoites into the body cavity that travel to the mosquito's salivary glands.