(16) Ruminant and Avian Tapeworms Flashcards
(16 cards)


strobila = string of proglottids


(Pseudophyllidea)
(Diphyllobaothrium Latum)
- aka?
- live where in body?
- Hosts?
- Life cycle?
- path?
- Diagnosis?
- Treatment?
- broad fish tapeworm
- small intestine
- human, dog, bear (fish eating mammals)
- adult in SI → egg pass in feces → coracidium → ingested by copepod (flea) → procercoid develops → ingested by fish (pike) → larva develops to infective (plerocercoid) → mammal eats fish
- GI upset, competes for B12
- eggs in feces
- praziquantel, epsiprantel
(Pseudophyllidea)
(Spirometra Mansonoides)
- DH?
- IH?
- path in host?
- egg is small and operculate
- cats; dogs (carnivores)
- 1st - copepods (flea)
2nd - birds, reptiles, amphibians
- asymptomatic
1-4. What are the four types of intermediate larvae in these?
- can there be mixes of types?

- cysticercoid, cysticercus, coenurus, hydatid
- no

(Tapeworms of Poultry)

(Tapeworms of Poultry)
(Davainea Proglottina)
- DH
- IH
- path?
- Diagnosis
- Treament
- pultry
- snail or slug
- necrosis, inflammation, etc/wasting (considered very pathogenic)
- adults in SI, small egg w/ 6 hooks
- keep snails away
(Tapeworms of Poultry)
(Raillietina Echinobothridia)
- also very pathogenic
- IH?
- ant
(Horse Tapeworms)
(Anoplocephalids)
- give common name + location + distribution + path
Anoplocephala magna
Anoplocephala perfoliata
Paranoplocephala mamillana
- IH?
- DH?
- how pathogenic?
- common in uppermidwest - worst in summer
- prevention and control?
- treatment?

- large horse tapeworm (distal SI) (infrequent) (large numbers bad)
medium horse tapeworm (lower DT) (most common) (most pathogenic –> ileocecal valve)
dwarf horse tapeworm (proximal SI) (infrequent) (insignificant)
- oratid mites
- horses, mules, donkeys, zebra
- not very
- control feces
- pyrantel/praziquantel

(Tapeworms of Cattle)
(Moniezia expansa)
- DH?
- IH?
(Moniezia benedeni)
- DH?
- IH?
(Moniezia)
- common
- pathogenic?
- treatment?

- sheep
- oribatid mite
- cattle
- oribatid mite
- non (hang out of anus)
- albendazole/fenbendazole

(Tapeworms of Cattle)
(Thysanosoma Actinoides)
- aka?
- DH?
- location in body?
- western NA
- fringed tapeworm
- sheep, goats, wild ruminants
- SI, bile and pancreatic ducts
(Taeniid Tapeworms)
- larval stage in IH is what?

- cysticercus


(Taenid Tapeworms)
(Taenia Saginata)
- larval stage known as what?
when in muscle called what?
- DH?
- IH?
- worldwide
- scolex with 4 - armed or unarmed rostellum?
- humans infected by what?
- path in humans? in cattle?
- control?

- cysticercus bovis
beef measles
- human (the only one)
- cattle
- unarmed
- under cooked beef
- GI, none
- don’t let humans defecate in feedlot

(Taenid Tapeworms)
(Taenia Solium)
- larval stage known as what?
- cysticercus in muscle known as what?
- DH?
- IH?
- worldwide
- when humans are IH treat with what?
- how to control problem?

- cysticercus cellulosae
- pork measles
- human
- swine
- praziquantel
- don’t poop in pig yard
