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question_id
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image | question
string | question_type
string | choices
list | correct_answer
string | explanation
string | difficulty
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id_iwm2km59xp.jpg_q3
|
What type of malaria parasite stage is primarily visible?
|
classification
|
[
"Trophozoite",
"Ring form",
"Schizont",
"Gametocyte",
"No parasites visible"
] |
Trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_l1492tno2u.jpg_q1
|
What type of malaria parasite stage is primarily visible?
|
classification
|
[
"Trophozoite",
"Ring form",
"Schizont",
"Gametocyte",
"No parasites visible"
] |
Trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_3m4qh3fisx.jpg_q2
|
What is the morphology of the parasite in this cell?
|
classification
|
[
"Ring-shaped",
"Amoeboid trophozoite",
"Dividing schizont",
"Sexual gametocyte",
"No parasite visible"
] |
Amoeboid trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_pnave1opt9.jpg_q3
|
Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, parasites are present",
"No, no parasites visible",
"Cannot determine from this image"
] |
Yes, parasites are present
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_20lexlrojc.jpg_q3
|
What is the morphology of the parasite in this cell?
|
classification
|
[
"Ring-shaped",
"Amoeboid trophozoite",
"Dividing schizont",
"Sexual gametocyte",
"No parasite visible"
] |
Amoeboid trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_ecq3iqw0g7.jpg_q1
|
What type of malaria parasite stage is primarily visible?
|
classification
|
[
"Trophozoite",
"Ring form",
"Schizont",
"Gametocyte",
"No parasites visible"
] |
Trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_fa626uztwq.jpg_q2
|
What type of malaria parasite stage is primarily visible?
|
classification
|
[
"Trophozoite",
"Ring form",
"Schizont",
"Gametocyte",
"No parasites visible"
] |
Trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_pqzhdlyuu1.jpg_q3
|
What is the morphology of the parasite in this cell?
|
classification
|
[
"Ring-shaped",
"Amoeboid trophozoite",
"Dividing schizont",
"Sexual gametocyte",
"No parasite visible"
] |
Amoeboid trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_ldsohwqw5s.jpg_q2
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
Yes, infected cells are visible
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_gzxlbrjcqz.jpg_q2
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
Yes, infected cells are visible
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_m0kwdfv3n8.jpg_q2
|
What is the morphology of the parasite in this cell?
|
classification
|
[
"Ring-shaped",
"Amoeboid trophozoite",
"Dividing schizont",
"Sexual gametocyte",
"No parasite visible"
] |
Amoeboid trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_8ndmibwfgl.jpg_q1
|
Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, parasites are present",
"No, no parasites visible",
"Cannot determine from this image"
] |
No, no parasites visible
|
No malaria parasites are visible in this blood smear.
|
easy
|
|
id_bejugd5hv6.jpg_q3
|
What is the morphology of the parasite in this cell?
|
classification
|
[
"Ring-shaped",
"Amoeboid trophozoite",
"Dividing schizont",
"Sexual gametocyte",
"No parasite visible"
] |
Amoeboid trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_muei6t4km6.jpg_q1
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
No, all cells appear normal
|
No malaria parasites are visible in this blood smear.
|
easy
|
|
id_r90wmxlo7g.jpg_q1
|
Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, parasites are present",
"No, no parasites visible",
"Cannot determine from this image"
] |
No, no parasites visible
|
No malaria parasites are visible in this blood smear.
|
easy
|
|
id_oqzfsk3k6v.jpg_q1
|
Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, parasites are present",
"No, no parasites visible",
"Cannot determine from this image"
] |
No, no parasites visible
|
No malaria parasites are visible in this blood smear.
|
easy
|
|
id_ilmjjeqpcy.jpg_q2
|
Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, parasites are present",
"No, no parasites visible",
"Cannot determine from this image"
] |
Yes, parasites are present
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_q18tfhfneh.jpg_q1
|
Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, parasites are present",
"No, no parasites visible",
"Cannot determine from this image"
] |
No, no parasites visible
|
No malaria parasites are visible in this blood smear.
|
easy
|
|
id_9mqak2k7v8.jpg_q1
|
Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, parasites are present",
"No, no parasites visible",
"Cannot determine from this image"
] |
No, no parasites visible
|
No malaria parasites are visible in this blood smear.
|
easy
|
|
id_yd3tmwvvgu.jpg_q1
|
What is the morphology of the parasite in this cell?
|
classification
|
[
"Ring-shaped",
"Amoeboid trophozoite",
"Dividing schizont",
"Sexual gametocyte",
"No parasite visible"
] |
Amoeboid trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_fjetcvnlj7.jpg_q2
|
Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, parasites are present",
"No, no parasites visible",
"Cannot determine from this image"
] |
Yes, parasites are present
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_u7grd5cjlv.jpg_q1
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
Yes, infected cells are visible
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_z0i61ad0tq.jpg_q3
|
What type of malaria parasite stage is primarily visible?
|
classification
|
[
"Trophozoite",
"Ring form",
"Schizont",
"Gametocyte",
"No parasites visible"
] |
Trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_2p2dyhdw1h.jpg_q3
|
What is the morphology of the parasite in this cell?
|
classification
|
[
"Ring-shaped",
"Amoeboid trophozoite",
"Dividing schizont",
"Sexual gametocyte",
"No parasite visible"
] |
Amoeboid trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
nih_parasitized_C99P60ThinF_IMG_20150918_141001_cell_101.png_q1
|
Based on the parasite morphology, which Plasmodium species is most likely?
|
species
|
[
"P. falciparum",
"P. vivax",
"P. malariae",
"P. ovale",
"Cannot determine"
] |
P. falciparum
|
Morphological features suggest P. falciparum.
|
hard
|
|
id_apji4r6dlw.jpg_q1
|
Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, parasites are present",
"No, no parasites visible",
"Cannot determine from this image"
] |
Yes, parasites are present
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_y4hd9yvh59.jpg_q2
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
Yes, infected cells are visible
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_s91hx9uyin.jpg_q1
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
Yes, infected cells are visible
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_i1cfxjzumf.jpg_q1
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
No, all cells appear normal
|
No malaria parasites are visible in this blood smear.
|
easy
|
|
id_1g71f8npmo.jpg_q1
|
Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, parasites are present",
"No, no parasites visible",
"Cannot determine from this image"
] |
Yes, parasites are present
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
nih_parasitized_C51AP12thinF_IMG_20150724_160140_cell_69.png_q2
|
What is the morphology of the parasite in this cell?
|
classification
|
[
"Ring-shaped",
"Amoeboid trophozoite",
"Dividing schizont",
"Sexual gametocyte",
"No parasite visible"
] |
Amoeboid trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_hczakz2ht6.jpg_q3
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
Yes, infected cells are visible
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_3mawpvd064.jpg_q2
|
What type of malaria parasite stage is primarily visible?
|
classification
|
[
"Trophozoite",
"Ring form",
"Schizont",
"Gametocyte",
"No parasites visible"
] |
Trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_z0i61ad0tq.jpg_q1
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
Yes, infected cells are visible
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_cgyn1ix1ld.jpg_q1
|
What is the morphology of the parasite in this cell?
|
classification
|
[
"Ring-shaped",
"Amoeboid trophozoite",
"Dividing schizont",
"Sexual gametocyte",
"No parasite visible"
] |
Amoeboid trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_6x0d145kam.jpg_q2
|
What type of malaria parasite stage is primarily visible?
|
classification
|
[
"Trophozoite",
"Ring form",
"Schizont",
"Gametocyte",
"No parasites visible"
] |
Trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_6ujuefpy4m.jpg_q2
|
What is the approximate parasitemia level in this field?
|
severity
|
[
"Low (<1%)",
"Moderate (1-5%)",
"High (5-15%)",
"Severe (>15%)"
] |
Low (<1%)
|
Based on visual analysis of the blood smear.
|
medium
|
|
id_4mrzh2eqaa.jpg_q1
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
No, all cells appear normal
|
No malaria parasites are visible in this blood smear.
|
easy
|
|
id_ypw54gpn07.jpg_q3
|
What type of malaria parasite stage is primarily visible?
|
classification
|
[
"Trophozoite",
"Ring form",
"Schizont",
"Gametocyte",
"No parasites visible"
] |
Trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_ctkvvkc84k.jpg_q1
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
No, all cells appear normal
|
No malaria parasites are visible in this blood smear.
|
easy
|
|
id_gzxlbrjcqz.jpg_q1
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
Yes, infected cells are visible
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_vmn1yepcxy.jpg_q1
|
Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, parasites are present",
"No, no parasites visible",
"Cannot determine from this image"
] |
No, no parasites visible
|
No malaria parasites are visible in this blood smear.
|
easy
|
|
id_w8xnbd5rvm.jpg_q3
|
What is the morphology of the parasite in this cell?
|
classification
|
[
"Ring-shaped",
"Amoeboid trophozoite",
"Dividing schizont",
"Sexual gametocyte",
"No parasite visible"
] |
Amoeboid trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_um5sxszvdq.jpg_q1
|
What type of malaria parasite stage is primarily visible?
|
classification
|
[
"Trophozoite",
"Ring form",
"Schizont",
"Gametocyte",
"No parasites visible"
] |
Trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_ysi2242k6l.jpg_q1
|
Based on the parasite morphology, which Plasmodium species is most likely?
|
species
|
[
"P. falciparum",
"P. vivax",
"P. malariae",
"P. ovale",
"Cannot determine"
] |
P. falciparum
|
Morphological features suggest P. falciparum.
|
hard
|
|
id_5gvjtx72rm.jpg_q2
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
Yes, infected cells are visible
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_g9tqpcbr7y.jpg_q1
|
What is the morphology of the parasite in this cell?
|
classification
|
[
"Ring-shaped",
"Amoeboid trophozoite",
"Dividing schizont",
"Sexual gametocyte",
"No parasite visible"
] |
Amoeboid trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_nv366dqhx7.jpg_q3
|
What is the morphology of the parasite in this cell?
|
classification
|
[
"Ring-shaped",
"Amoeboid trophozoite",
"Dividing schizont",
"Sexual gametocyte",
"No parasite visible"
] |
Amoeboid trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_xgadb0mocl.jpg_q2
|
What is the morphology of the parasite in this cell?
|
classification
|
[
"Ring-shaped",
"Amoeboid trophozoite",
"Dividing schizont",
"Sexual gametocyte",
"No parasite visible"
] |
Amoeboid trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_wmytvl7d4d.jpg_q1
|
What is the morphology of the parasite in this cell?
|
classification
|
[
"Ring-shaped",
"Amoeboid trophozoite",
"Dividing schizont",
"Sexual gametocyte",
"No parasite visible"
] |
Amoeboid trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_3wnymfzd89.jpg_q3
|
What type of malaria parasite stage is primarily visible?
|
classification
|
[
"Trophozoite",
"Ring form",
"Schizont",
"Gametocyte",
"No parasites visible"
] |
Trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_58ee05nnpt.jpg_q1
|
What type of malaria parasite stage is primarily visible?
|
classification
|
[
"Trophozoite",
"Ring form",
"Schizont",
"Gametocyte",
"No parasites visible"
] |
Trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_zgkogavjc0.jpg_q2
|
What is the morphology of the parasite in this cell?
|
classification
|
[
"Ring-shaped",
"Amoeboid trophozoite",
"Dividing schizont",
"Sexual gametocyte",
"No parasite visible"
] |
Amoeboid trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_l90j3qhlpz.jpg_q2
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
Yes, infected cells are visible
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_ir4jvv7haa.jpg_q2
|
What is the morphology of the parasite in this cell?
|
classification
|
[
"Ring-shaped",
"Amoeboid trophozoite",
"Dividing schizont",
"Sexual gametocyte",
"No parasite visible"
] |
Amoeboid trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_s8cpxmp35g.jpg_q2
|
What is the approximate parasitemia level in this field?
|
severity
|
[
"Low (<1%)",
"Moderate (1-5%)",
"High (5-15%)",
"Severe (>15%)"
] |
Low (<1%)
|
Based on visual analysis of the blood smear.
|
medium
|
|
id_r4f1nwo0bw.jpg_q3
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
Yes, infected cells are visible
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
nih_parasitized_C180P141NThinF_IMG_20151201_165528_cell_176.png_q2
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
Yes, infected cells are visible
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_6nolb218pj.jpg_q2
|
Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, parasites are present",
"No, no parasites visible",
"Cannot determine from this image"
] |
Yes, parasites are present
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_y0jwpqzjfj.jpg_q2
|
What type of malaria parasite stage is primarily visible?
|
classification
|
[
"Trophozoite",
"Ring form",
"Schizont",
"Gametocyte",
"No parasites visible"
] |
Trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_m9j0bdf838.jpg_q2
|
What type of malaria parasite stage is primarily visible?
|
classification
|
[
"Trophozoite",
"Ring form",
"Schizont",
"Gametocyte",
"No parasites visible"
] |
Trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_p90nleszgt.jpg_q3
|
What is the approximate parasitemia level in this field?
|
severity
|
[
"Low (<1%)",
"Moderate (1-5%)",
"High (5-15%)",
"Severe (>15%)"
] |
Low (<1%)
|
Based on visual analysis of the blood smear.
|
medium
|
|
id_ef0jw5a0zi.jpg_q2
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
Yes, infected cells are visible
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_vqxavxbgqv.jpg_q3
|
What is the morphology of the parasite in this cell?
|
classification
|
[
"Ring-shaped",
"Amoeboid trophozoite",
"Dividing schizont",
"Sexual gametocyte",
"No parasite visible"
] |
Amoeboid trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
nih_parasitized_C39P4thinF_original_IMG_20150622_110900_cell_18.png_q2
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
Yes, infected cells are visible
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_15rb0dgq66.jpg_q2
|
Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, parasites are present",
"No, no parasites visible",
"Cannot determine from this image"
] |
Yes, parasites are present
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_qx75hbrn2f.jpg_q2
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
Yes, infected cells are visible
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_tna29yexxm.jpg_q3
|
Based on the parasite morphology, which Plasmodium species is most likely?
|
species
|
[
"P. falciparum",
"P. vivax",
"P. malariae",
"P. ovale",
"Cannot determine"
] |
P. falciparum
|
Morphological features suggest P. falciparum.
|
hard
|
|
id_muei6t4km6.jpg_q1
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
Yes, infected cells are visible
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_sv2zkmlbnu.jpg_q3
|
Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, parasites are present",
"No, no parasites visible",
"Cannot determine from this image"
] |
Yes, parasites are present
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_oavpuolgcm.jpg_q3
|
What is the morphology of the parasite in this cell?
|
classification
|
[
"Ring-shaped",
"Amoeboid trophozoite",
"Dividing schizont",
"Sexual gametocyte",
"No parasite visible"
] |
Amoeboid trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_epdgxdr9xf.jpg_q3
|
What is the approximate parasitemia level in this field?
|
severity
|
[
"Low (<1%)",
"Moderate (1-5%)",
"High (5-15%)",
"Severe (>15%)"
] |
Low (<1%)
|
Based on visual analysis of the blood smear.
|
medium
|
|
id_ewzclodf3w.jpg_q3
|
How would you classify the infection density?
|
severity
|
[
"Minimal parasitemia",
"Moderate infection",
"Heavy infection",
"No infection visible"
] |
Minimal parasitemia
|
Based on visual analysis of the blood smear.
|
medium
|
|
id_c9dgk85037.jpg_q3
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
Yes, infected cells are visible
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_jnpgwdsny5.jpg_q2
|
Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, parasites are present",
"No, no parasites visible",
"Cannot determine from this image"
] |
Yes, parasites are present
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_5mbe2nhipw.jpg_q3
|
Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, parasites are present",
"No, no parasites visible",
"Cannot determine from this image"
] |
Yes, parasites are present
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_r7rcvu1zc8.jpg_q1
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
Yes, infected cells are visible
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_e9j4btt1o5.jpg_q2
|
What is the morphology of the parasite in this cell?
|
classification
|
[
"Ring-shaped",
"Amoeboid trophozoite",
"Dividing schizont",
"Sexual gametocyte",
"No parasite visible"
] |
Amoeboid trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
nih_uninfected_C100P61ThinF_IMG_20150918_145609_cell_91.png_q1
|
Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, parasites are present",
"No, no parasites visible",
"Cannot determine from this image"
] |
No, no parasites visible
|
No malaria parasites are visible in this blood smear.
|
easy
|
|
id_9fyjq1ibpx.jpg_q3
|
What type of malaria parasite stage is primarily visible?
|
classification
|
[
"Trophozoite",
"Ring form",
"Schizont",
"Gametocyte",
"No parasites visible"
] |
Trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_d84u8xw1ku.jpg_q1
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
Yes, infected cells are visible
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_3vpyguxleh.jpg_q3
|
What is the morphology of the parasite in this cell?
|
classification
|
[
"Ring-shaped",
"Amoeboid trophozoite",
"Dividing schizont",
"Sexual gametocyte",
"No parasite visible"
] |
Amoeboid trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_2d9g4htl0c.jpg_q3
|
What type of malaria parasite stage is primarily visible?
|
classification
|
[
"Trophozoite",
"Ring form",
"Schizont",
"Gametocyte",
"No parasites visible"
] |
Trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_p4p38h0ecn.jpg_q3
|
Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, parasites are present",
"No, no parasites visible",
"Cannot determine from this image"
] |
Yes, parasites are present
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_dd5057k111.jpg_q1
|
What type of malaria parasite stage is primarily visible?
|
classification
|
[
"Trophozoite",
"Ring form",
"Schizont",
"Gametocyte",
"No parasites visible"
] |
Trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_b1z4o0mupl.jpg_q1
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
Yes, infected cells are visible
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_8ksz34ssgs.jpg_q2
|
What is the morphology of the parasite in this cell?
|
classification
|
[
"Ring-shaped",
"Amoeboid trophozoite",
"Dividing schizont",
"Sexual gametocyte",
"No parasite visible"
] |
Amoeboid trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_ir4jvv7haa.jpg_q3
|
Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, parasites are present",
"No, no parasites visible",
"Cannot determine from this image"
] |
Yes, parasites are present
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_hmd5mr6xz8.jpg_q2
|
What is the morphology of the parasite in this cell?
|
classification
|
[
"Ring-shaped",
"Amoeboid trophozoite",
"Dividing schizont",
"Sexual gametocyte",
"No parasite visible"
] |
Amoeboid trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_tuiwsxil2e.jpg_q1
|
What is the morphology of the parasite in this cell?
|
classification
|
[
"Ring-shaped",
"Amoeboid trophozoite",
"Dividing schizont",
"Sexual gametocyte",
"No parasite visible"
] |
Amoeboid trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_214385oly1.jpg_q3
|
Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, parasites are present",
"No, no parasites visible",
"Cannot determine from this image"
] |
Yes, parasites are present
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_ou8nzuaktb.jpg_q1
|
Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, parasites are present",
"No, no parasites visible",
"Cannot determine from this image"
] |
No, no parasites visible
|
No malaria parasites are visible in this blood smear.
|
easy
|
|
id_qd8utyjwm1.jpg_q1
|
Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, parasites are present",
"No, no parasites visible",
"Cannot determine from this image"
] |
No, no parasites visible
|
No malaria parasites are visible in this blood smear.
|
easy
|
|
id_58rguqh8gv.jpg_q2
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
Yes, infected cells are visible
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_58ee05nnpt.jpg_q2
|
Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, parasites are present",
"No, no parasites visible",
"Cannot determine from this image"
] |
Yes, parasites are present
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_5la3unqr96.jpg_q1
|
What type of malaria parasite stage is primarily visible?
|
classification
|
[
"Trophozoite",
"Ring form",
"Schizont",
"Gametocyte",
"No parasites visible"
] |
Trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
nih_parasitized_C132P93ThinF_IMG_20151004_152045_cell_125.png_q1
|
What is the morphology of the parasite in this cell?
|
classification
|
[
"Ring-shaped",
"Amoeboid trophozoite",
"Dividing schizont",
"Sexual gametocyte",
"No parasite visible"
] |
Amoeboid trophozoite
|
The parasite morphology is consistent with trophozoite stage.
|
medium
|
|
id_ysi2242k6l.jpg_q2
|
Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, parasites are present",
"No, no parasites visible",
"Cannot determine from this image"
] |
Yes, parasites are present
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_db7urn6j1g.jpg_q2
|
Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, parasites are present",
"No, no parasites visible",
"Cannot determine from this image"
] |
Yes, parasites are present
|
Malaria parasites (trophozoite) are visible within red blood cells.
|
easy
|
|
id_mkpnrd5p32.jpg_q1
|
Does this microscopy image show infected red blood cells?
|
detection
|
[
"Yes, infected cells are visible",
"No, all cells appear normal",
"Image quality too poor to assess"
] |
No, all cells appear normal
|
No malaria parasites are visible in this blood smear.
|
easy
|
Malaria Microscopy Visual Question Answering (VQA) Dataset
Dataset Description
This dataset contains multi-choice visual question answering pairs for malaria microscopy images, focusing on parasite detection, classification, species identification, and severity assessment.
Dataset Summary
The Malaria Microscopy VQA Dataset is designed for training and evaluating AI systems on medical microscopy image analysis tasks. It contains 67 questions across 59 unique microscopy images.
Key Features:
- Multi-choice questions with 3-6 answer options
- Comprehensive explanations for correct answers
- Multiple difficulty levels (easy, medium, hard)
- 6 question types covering clinical workflows
- High-quality filtering and validation
Supported Tasks
- Visual Question Answering: Multi-choice VQA for microscopy images
- Medical Image Classification: Parasite detection and classification
- Species Identification: Plasmodium species recognition
- Clinical Assessment: Parasitemia level and severity evaluation
Languages
English
Dataset Structure
Data Instances
{
"question_id": "img_001_q1",
"image_id": "id_example.jpg",
"question": "Is there evidence of malaria parasites in this blood smear?",
"question_type": "detection",
"choices": ["Yes, parasites are present", "No, no parasites visible", "Cannot determine"],
"correct_answer": "Yes, parasites are present",
"explanation": "Malaria trophozoites are visible within red blood cells.",
"difficulty": "easy"
}
Data Fields
question_id: Unique identifier for each questionimage_id: Identifier for the associated microscopy imagequestion: The question textquestion_type: Type of question (detection, classification, species, severity, count, localization)choices: List of multiple choice optionscorrect_answer: The correct answer from choicesexplanation: Detailed explanation for the correct answerdifficulty: Question difficulty level (easy, medium, hard)
Data Splits
| Split | Questions | Images |
|---|---|---|
| Train | 67 | 59 |
| Validation | 14 | 13 |
| Test | 15 | 15 |
Question Type Distribution
Train Split
- detection: 35
- classification: 18
- species: 5
- severity: 9
Metadata Split
Val Split
- severity: 1
- detection: 6
- classification: 5
- species: 1
- count: 1
Test Split
- detection: 7
- classification: 6
- species: 2
Medical Domain Coverage
Parasite Types
- Trophozoite: Mature, amoeboid forms within red blood cells
- Ring forms: Early developmental stages with characteristic ring appearance
- Schizont: Dividing forms containing multiple nuclei
- Gametocyte: Sexual forms for mosquito transmission
Plasmodium Species
- P. falciparum: Most dangerous species, causes severe malaria
- P. vivax: Wide geographic distribution, causes relapsing malaria
- P. malariae: Causes quartan fever with 72-hour cycles
- P. ovale: Similar to P. vivax, less common
Clinical Parameters
- Parasitemia Levels: Low (<1%), Moderate (1-5%), High (5-15%), Severe (>15%)
- Cell Types: Red blood cells (RBCs), white blood cells (WBCs), platelets
- Morphological Features: Cytoplasm, nucleus, pigment, vacuoles
Dataset Creation
Source Data
- Lacuna/Zindi Challenge: Bounding box annotations for trophozoites and cell types
- NIH Malaria Cell Images: Parasitized vs uninfected cell classifications
- Research Datasets: Additional microscopy data sources
Quality Control
Multi-stage filtering pipeline inspired by Medical-CXR-VQA:
- Language Quality: Grammar, clarity, choice consistency
- Medical Accuracy: Domain terminology validation
- Answer Consistency: Logical question-answer alignment
- Complexity Analysis: Difficulty-appropriate complexity scoring
- Diversity Control: Prevents repetitive questions
Annotation Process
Questions generated using:
- Template-based generation with medical domain knowledge
- Automated answer derivation from image annotations
- Quality filtering with configurable thresholds
- Expert-informed question templates and explanations
Uses
Direct Use
- Training VQA models for medical microscopy
- Benchmarking medical AI systems
- Educational tools for parasitology training
- Clinical decision support development
Research Applications
- Multi-modal medical AI research
- Few-shot learning in medical domains
- Domain adaptation for microscopy analysis
- Automated diagnostic system evaluation
Considerations for Use
Social Impact
This dataset supports development of AI systems that could:
- Positive: Improve malaria diagnosis in resource-limited settings
- Positive: Accelerate medical training and education
- Positive: Reduce diagnostic errors and improve patient outcomes
Limitations
- Limited to specific microscopy image types and staining methods
- Questions focus on common malaria scenarios (may not cover rare cases)
- Geographic/demographic bias from source datasets
- Simplified species identification (real diagnosis requires more context)
Recommendations
- Use in conjunction with expert medical validation
- Consider additional clinical context for real-world applications
- Validate performance across different microscopy protocols
- Regular updates as medical knowledge evolves
Additional Information
Dataset Curators
Generated using automated VQA pipeline with medical domain expertise.
Licensing Information
MIT License - Free for research and commercial use with attribution.
Citation Information
@dataset{malaria_vqa_2025,
title={Malaria Microscopy VQA Dataset},
author={Generated by Malaria VQA Pipeline},
year={2025},
publisher={Hugging Face},
url={https://huggingface.co/datasets/[YOUR_USERNAME]/malaria-vqa}
}
Contributions
Dataset created using advanced quality filtering pipeline inspired by Medical-CXR-VQA methodology.
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