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Parasitology Chapter 10 Questions And Answers Giardia lamblia G.lamblia adheres to the intestinal mucosa and appears intermittently in feces; therefore, three to six samples may be needed to successfully find the organisms. For which of the following parasites might the examination of as many as six specimens be needed in order to recover the parasite: Castor oil If patients must be purged to enhance recovery of parasites, any of the following enemics may be used EXCEPT: