10. Life cycle and description of larval stages of cyclophyllida Flashcards

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What type of life cycle do cyclophyllida have?

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Indirect

Require only 1 intermediate host (IH) except for Mesocestoides

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What are the characteristics of cyclophyllida eggs?

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Embryonated, non-operculate, non-ciliated (oncosphere), varying shape, size and colour, hexacanth larvae (six hooklets), three thick shells

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How are embryonated eggs or proglottids of cyclophyllida transmitted?

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Passed in faeces, then eaten by intermediate host (IH)

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What happens after the definitive host (FH) ingests the intermediate host (IH)?

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Larvae develops to adult tapeworm in the intestine of FH

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What do adult tapeworms release into the environment?

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Embryonated eggs or gravid proglottids

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Define cysticercoid.

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A metacestode with a single non-invaginated scolex drawn into a small vesicle, practically no cavity

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What is a cysticercus?

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A single invaginated scolex with a fluid filled cavity

Examples include cysticercus cellulosae (larval stage of Taenia solium), cysticercus pisiformis (T. pisiformis), cysticercus bovis (T. saginata)

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What is coenurus?

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A large fluid containing bladder with multiple invaginated scolexes attached to the wall

for meg: a large fluid filled bladder with multiple invaginated scolices attached to the inner cyst wall (aka germinal layer). Bladder - a large, thin walled structure

Example: T. multiceps containing about 300 metacestodes

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Describe tetrathyridium.

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An elongated, solid-bodied metacestode with deeply invaginated acetabular scolex, usually one metacestode but can divide into two. Usually 1 metacestode, but can divide into 2.

Mesocestoides.

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What is a strobilocercus?

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A single scolex not invaginated when fully developed, attached to the bladder by a long, segmented strobila

Example: Taenia taeniaeformis

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What does a hydatid/echinococcus produce?

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Multiple infective stages (protoscolices) from the germinal layer of the cyst or by forming brood sacs (hydatid sand)

Examples: E. granulosus (endogenous budding), E. multilocularis (exogenous budding)

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Fill in the blank: A cysticercus is a single _______ with a fluid filled cavity.

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invaginated scolex

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True or False: Cysticercoids have a cavity.

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False

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