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1
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Size: Adult worms are relatively small, ranging from 2 to 4 meters in length.
Scolex: Features a small, rounded scolex with four suckers and a rostellum armed
with hooks.
Proglottids: The mature proglottids are wider than they are long and contain a
uterus with 7 to 11 lateral branches, each ending in an egg.
Genital Pore: Located laterally on mature proglottids.
Eggs: Oval-shaped, with a radially striated shell.

A

t solium

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Size: Adult worms are larger, ranging from 4 to 10 meters in length.
Scolex: Features a larger, rounded scolex with four suckers but lacks a rostellum
or hooks.
Proglottids: Mature proglottids are longer than they are wide and contain a
uterus with 12 to 32 lateral branches, each ending in an egg.
Genital Pore: Located medially on mature proglottids.
Eggs: Oval-shaped, similar to T. solium, with a radially striated shell.

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t saginata

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3
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Size: Similar in size to Taenia saginata, ranging from 4 to 8 meters in length.
Scolex: Resembles the scolex of Taenia saginata, featuring four suckers but
lacking a rostellum or hooks.
Proglottids: Morphologically similar to T. saginata, with mature proglottids being
longer than they are wide, and a uterus containing multiple lateral branches.
Genital Pore: Located medially on mature proglottids.
Eggs: Oval-shaped, similar to T. solium and T. saginata, with a radially striated
shell.

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t asiatica

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4
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are the only two
species belonging to the family lymenolepididae that are
known to infect man.

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Hymenolepis nana and H. diminuta

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5
Q

parasite in rats that can cause human
infections.

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H. diminuta

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6
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one of the most common cestodes
affecting man, especially children,

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H. nana is

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7
Q

The most characteristic morphologic feature of
this group is the small number of testes, usually just three,
the unilateral genital pores, and the large external seminal
vesicle.

A

hymenolepis spp.

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8
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most widespread helminthic infection.

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pinworm

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9
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how many eggs does gravid female vermiculari deposit

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4,600 to 16,000 eggs

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10
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where is e vermicularis prevalent i

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subtropical countries

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11
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angiostrongylus cantonensis lays how many eggs

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15,000 eggs

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12
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paratenic and definitive host of angiostrongylus cantonensis

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paratenic host = freshwater prawn or crab. definitive host = rat

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13
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their egg are unemryonated when oviposited

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angiostronylus cantonensis

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14
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trichinella spiralis type parasite

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parasiic roundworm

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15
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smallest human nematode parasite

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t spirlais

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16
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2 type of trichinella

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encapsulatingand and non-encapsulating all species of t spiralisare morphologicially indistinguishable

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17
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encapsulating species of t spiralis

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t.t spiralis
t nativa
t britovi
t murelli
t nelsoni

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18
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non encapsulating speccies

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t pseudospiralis
t papuae
t zimbabwensis

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19
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disease in t spiralis

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trichinaisais

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20
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secretry function of t spirals

A

schistosome.

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21
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tissue of t spiralis lining tissue of adut and larva

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stichocyte

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22
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life cycle f t spiralis depends on

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transmission and mammalian host involved

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23
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life cycle of t spiralis

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domestic, sylvatic-tropical, sylvatic temperate and sylvatic arctic

24
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domesttic life cycle

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t sralis

25
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sylvatic tropical

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t nelsoni

26
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sylvatic temperate

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t britovi, t murrelli

27
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slylvatic articulationt

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t nativa

28
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posterior c philipinensis female

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anterior end

Oviparous
Larviparous

29
Q

Requires an arthropod intermediate host in
its life cycle.

A

h diminuta

30
Q

natural definitive
hosts. of h nanaa

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man, mice, rat

31
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immediate host of h diminuta

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arthropod

32
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recognized as a true zoonosis,or zoonotic

A

h diminuta

33
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direct fecal smea, wet smear, stoool analysis diagnosis

A

hymenollepis spp

34
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the parasite has an
indirect life cycle, with fleas

A

d caninum

35
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(attachment or holdfast organ),

A

scolex

36
Q

anterior tip of the scolex is a
rostellum, which is armed with several
circles of hooks.4 circular muscular sucker

A

d caninum

37
Q

ribbon shaped segmenr with anterior scolex

A

d caninum

38
Q

eggs are grouped in egg pockets

A

d caninum

39
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egg has fragle shell with typical hexacanth larva with six hook.

A

d caninum egg

40
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intermediate host of d caninum

A

flea and lice

41
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transmission of d caninumin humans

A

ingestion of infected flea

42
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diagnosia of d caninum

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pcr, fecal flotation,, antigen detection of mature proglottid

43
Q

ovoid, golden-brown, and have an operculum at one end with a small
thickening of the shell at the opposite end

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d latum egg

44
Q

North
America. paragonimus

A

o. kellicoti

45
Q

food-borne helminthiasis, and one of the FBH

A

p estermani

46
Q

adult form is reddish brown, ovoid, and thick and fleshy.

Egg-shaped fluke and/or resemble a coffee bean shape.

A

pp westermani

47
Q

operculated egg are ovoid,
and asymmetrically flattened on
one side.

A

p westermani

48
Q

egg is unembryonated when
excreted in stool or sputum.

A

p westermani

49
Q

Embryonated eggs
“Miracidia”, hatch and
seeks the first
Intermediate Host:

A

p westermani

50
Q

miracidia stage

A

sporocysts and 22 stage of rediae

51
Q

intermediate host of p westermani

A

snail (first), freshwater crabcrayfish

52
Q

Clinical signs/symptoms are sometimes confused with Pulmonary
Tuberculosis

A

transmission of p westermani

53
Q

used in the integrated
paragonimiasis and pulmonary tuberculosis surveillance. ]

technique can differentiate the causative agents of pTB (acid-
fast baccili) and paragonimiasis from one another.

A

Ziehl-Neelsen Staining (ZNS)

54
Q

used
when the sputum is too viscous, a 3% of sodium hydroxide is
added and processed for clearing and concentration.

A

naoh concenrtation technique

55
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definitive host of p westermani

A

mammals

56
Q

reservoir host/paratenic host

A

mammal pork and wild pig that eat crustaceans

57
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