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Cestodes I and II Flashcards

1
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What are the characteristics of class Cestoda?

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Acoelomates
Dorsoventrally flat chain of segments
Monoecious

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Where are adult cestodes usually found?

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DH small intestine (there are some exceptions)

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3
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Are adult cestodes usually pathogenic?

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No

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What are cestode segments?

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Proglottids

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5
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What is the cestode body?

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Strobila

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What is the anterior end of the cestode?

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Scolex

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7
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Describe the scolex

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Holdfast organ

May have specialized attachment organs (acetabula/suckers, bothria, bothridia)

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What type of life cycle do cestodes use?

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Indirect

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9
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Is the DH of cestodes a predator or prey?

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Predator

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10
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Is the IH of cestodes a predator or prey?

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Prey

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What is the general indirect life cycle of cestodes?

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Proglottids with eggs in feces
Eggs in environment ingested
IH with metacestode (larval stage) in tissues
IH ingested
DH with cestode in SI
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12
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What are the 2 important cestode orders?

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Cyclophyllidea

Diphyllobothriidea

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What are the cestodes that fall under Cyclophyllidea?

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Taenia spp
Echinococcus spp
Diplyidium caninum
Moniezia sp
Anoplocephala spp
Paranoplocephala mamillana
Thysanosoma sp
Mesocestoides corti
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What are the cestodes that fall under Diphyllobothriidea?

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Sprimetra spp

Diphyllobothrium latum

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15
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What order are the true cestodes?

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Cyclophyllidea

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16
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What order are the primitive cestodes?

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Diphyllobothriidea

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17
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Describe true cestodes

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Terrestrial life cycle

Cestode larvae require 1 IH, which are various vertebrates and invertebrates

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18
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Describe primitive cestodes

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Aquatic life cycle

Cestode larvae require 2 IHs, the first is a copepod and the second is a fish or non-fish vertebrate

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Describe the scolex of Cyclophyllidea

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Suckers +/- hooks

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20
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Describe the eggs of Cyclophyllidea

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Shed in gravid proglottids; eggs without operculum

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What is the genital pore location in Cyclophyllidea?

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Lateral

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How many IH(s) are there for Cyclophyllidea?

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1

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23
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Describe the larval stage of Cyclophyllidea

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6 types

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Describe the scolex of Diphyllobothriidea

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Bothria (grooves)

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Describe the eggs of Diphyllobothriidea

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Shed from pore in proglottids; eggs operculate

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What is the genital pore location in Diphyllobothriidea?

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Medial (with uterine pore)

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How many IH(s) are there for Diphyllobothriidea?

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2

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28
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Describe the larval stage of Diphyllobothriidea

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2 stages

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29
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What is a larval cestode in IH?

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Metacestode

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30
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Which are more often associated with disease, metacestodes or adult cestodes?

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Metacestodes

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31
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What do the 6 types of Cyclophyllidean larval stages depend on?

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Species

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32
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Describe the 6 types of Cyclophyllidean larval stages

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Metacestodes that develop into 1 adult in DH:
Cysticercus
Strobliocercus
Cysticercoid

Metacestodes that develop into multiple adults in DH:
Coenurus
Uniocular hydatid cyst
Alveolar (multiocular) hydatid

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33
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What are the 2 stages for Diphyllobothriideans?

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Procercoid develops in 1st IH
Plerocercoid develops in 2nd IH
—-Each plerocercoid develops into 1 adult cestode

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34
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Describe cysticercus

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“bladderworm”
Small, fluid-filled; scolex inside
e.g. taenia pisiforms
Develops into 1 adult

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35
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Describe strobilocercus

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Fluid-filled bladder, but scolex everted
Taenia taeniaformis
Develops into 1 adult

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36
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Describe cysticercoid

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Solid (vs bladder); scolex inside
Cestodes with arthropod IH
Dipylidium caninum, Anoplocephalids
Develops into 1 adult

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37
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Describe coenurus

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Multiple larvae attached in cyst
Taenia multiceps
Develops into multiple adults

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38
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Describe uniocular hydatid cyst

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Cysts in cysts; internal budding
Thick-walled; slow growing
Echinococcous granulosis
Develops into multiple adults

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39
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Describe alveolar (multiocualr) hydatid

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External budding
Thin-walled; invasive; faster growht
Echinococcous multilocularis
Develops into multiple adults

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40
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What budding does unilocular hydatid cyst have?

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Endogenous budding (slow growing; thick-walled)

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41
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What budding does mutliocular have?

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Exogenous budding (fast growing; thin-walled)

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42
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What are the 2 genera of importance in the Cyclophyllidea family Taeniidae?

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Taenia

Echinoccocus

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43
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What are the DH and IH of Taeniidae?

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Mammals

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44
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Is the family Taeniidae zoonotic?

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Yes, humans may be DH or dead-end IH

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45
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What is used to treat cestodes?

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Praziquantel
Epsiprantel
Fenbendazole
NOT avermectins/milbemycins

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46
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What is the DH of Taenia pisiformis?

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Canids

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47
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What is the IH of Taenia pisiformis?

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Rabbit

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48
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What is the life cycle of Taenia pisiformis?

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Cysticercus is digested by DH –> scolex embeds in SI mucose –> develops in adult
Proglottids shed in feces
Egg ingested by IH, hatches –> hexacanth embryo migrates to organ –> develops into cysticercus

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49
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What is the DH of Taenia hydatigena?

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Canids

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50
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What is the IH of Taenia hydatigena?

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Ruminants, swine

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51
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What is the life cylce of Taenia hydatigena?

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Cysticercus is digested by DH –> scolex embeds in SI mucose –> develops in adult
Proglottids shed in feces
Cysticercus in peritoneal membranes of IH

52
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Which Taenia is more common in common dogs?

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T. pisiformis

53
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What is the DH of Taenia taeniaeformis?

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Felids

54
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What is the IH of Taenia taeniaformis?

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Rodents

55
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What is the life cycle of Taenia Taniaeformis

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Strobilocercus is digested by DH –> scolex embeds in SI mucosa –> develops into adult
Proglottids shed in feces
Strobilocercus in liver, peritoneum of IH

56
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What is the PPP of Taenia pisiformia?

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2 months

57
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What is the PPP of Taenia hydatigena?

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1.5 months

58
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What is the PPP of Taenia taeniaformia?

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1.5 months

59
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Which Taenia spp are of public health importance? What are they found in?

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Taenia solium: pork tapeworm

Taenia sagniata: beef tapeworm

60
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What is the DH of Taenia solium?

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Humans

61
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What is the IH of Taenia solium?

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Swine

Humans can become accidental IH

62
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What is the life cycle of Taenia solium?

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DH is humans
Proglottids shed in feces
Custicercus in muscle of IH

63
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What is the DH of Taenia saginata?

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Humans

64
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What is the IH of Taenia sagniata?

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Cattle

65
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What is the life cycle of Taenia saginata?

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DH is humans
Proglottids shed in feces
Cysticercus in muscle of IH

66
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How can humans be an accidental IH for T. solium?

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Self infection with eggs
Cysticerci in various locations
Neurocysticerosis

67
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What are the adult stages of Echinococcus spp like?

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Very small

68
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What are the metacestodes of Echinococcous spp like?

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Very large

69
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What is the zoonosis of Echinoccous spp metacestodes?

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They are zoonotic

70
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What is the DH of Echinococcus granulosus?

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Canids

71
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What is the IH of Echinococcus granulosus?

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Primarily ungulates

72
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What is the life cycle of Echinococcus granulosus?

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Hydatid is digested by DH –> scolices embeded in SI mucosa –> develop into adults
Taeniid eggs in feces
Unilocular hydatid cyst in liver, lung, and other organs of IH

73
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What is the sylvatic cycle of Echinococcus granulosus?

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Wolf (DH) –> caribou (IH)

Dingo (DH) –> kangaroo (IH)

74
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What is the domestic cycle of Echinococucs granulosus?

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Dogs (DH) –> sheep (IH)

75
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What is the zoonotic risk with Echinococcus granulosus?

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Humans are accidental IH
Primaruly by ingesting eggs while handling dogs
Benign neoplasia; cystic echinococcosis
Endemic areas in Australia, Africa, South America

76
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What is the DH of Echinococcous multiocularis?

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Foxes, other canids; rarely cats

77
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What is the IH of Echinococcous multiocularis?

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Rodents

78
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What is the life cycle of Echinococcous multiocularis?

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Hydatid is digested by DH –> scolices embeded in SI mucosa –> develop into adults
Taeniid eggs in feces
Multiocular hydatid cyst in abdominal cavity of IH

79
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What is the most common cycle of Echinococcous multiocularis that we see?

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Sylvatic cycle: artic fox (DH) –> vole (IH)

80
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Is there a zoonotic risk with Echinococcous multiocularis?

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Humans are rarely an accidental IH

81
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What are other names for Diplydium caninum?

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Cucumber tapeworm
Flea tapeworm
Double-pored tapeworm

82
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What is the DH of Diplydium caninum?

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Felids and canids

83
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How is the DH infected with Diplydium caninum?

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Ingestion of infected IH

84
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What is the IH is Dipylidium caninum?

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Ctenocephalides felis

85
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Can people get Diplydium caninum?

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Yes, by eating the infected flea (especially kids)

86
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What is the life cycle of Diplydium caninum?

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Egg "packets"
Flea larva ingests eggs
Cysticercoid in IH
DH ingests flea
Proglottids shed in feces
87
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What is the PPP of Diplydium caninum?

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2-3 weeks

88
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What is the DH of Anop;pcephala perfoliata?

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Equids

89
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Where is Anoplocephala perfoliata found in equids?

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Ileum, cecum, ileocecal junction

90
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What is the IH of Anoplocephala perfoliata?

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Oribatid (free-living) mites

91
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What can Anoplocephala perfoliata cause pathology in?

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DH: may be associated with certain types of colic

92
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What is the larval stage with Anoplcephala perfoliata?

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Cysticercoid

93
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Describe Anoplocephala magna

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Life cycle similar to A. perfoliata
Posterior small intestine
Larger than A. perfoliata; no lappets
Relatively harmless

94
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Describe Paranoplocephala mamillana

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Life cycle similar to A. perfoliata
Anterior small intestine
Smaller than A. perfoliata; no lappets
Relatively harmless

95
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What is the DH of Moniezia spp?

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Ruminants

96
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What is the IH of Moniezia spp?

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Oribatid mites

97
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What is the larval stage of Moniezia spp?

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Cysticercoid

98
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Are Moniezia spp considered pathogenic?

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No

99
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What is found in the egg of Anoplocephala spp, Paranoplocephala and Moniezia spp?

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Pyriform apparatus

100
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What is Thysanosoma sp?

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Fringed tapeworm

101
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What is the DH of Thysanosoma sp?

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Small ruminants; rarely cattle and deer

102
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What is the IH of Thysanosoma sp?

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Booklice or bark lice

103
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Where are adult Thysanoma sp found?

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In bile duct and duodenum

104
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What is the larval stage of Thysanomsoma sp?

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Cysticercoid

105
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What is the DH of Spirometra spp?

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Felids (bobcat)
Canids
Raccoons

106
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What is the 1st IH for Spirometra spp?

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Copepod (procercoid)

107
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What is the 2nd IH for Spirometra spp?

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Lots… non-fish vertebrates (plerocercoid)

108
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What is the PH of Spirometra spp?

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Non-fish vertebrates

109
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Where are Spirometra spp common?

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Southeastern US

110
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What are adult Spirometra spp associated with?

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GI signs in dogs and cats (vomiting, diarrhea, weight loss)

111
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What is sparganosis?

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When the plerocercoid of Spriometra spp causes disease in humans

112
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What can humans become with Spirometra spp?

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2nd IH- ingestion of copepod with procercoid

or PH- ingestion or transfer or plerocercoid

113
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What happens if a cat ingests copepods with the procercoid?

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It gets sparganosis and becomes a 2nd IH

114
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What is the DH of Diphyllobothrium latum?

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Canids, felids, humans

115
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What is the 1st IH of Diphyllobothrium latum?

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Copepods (procercoid)

116
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What is the 2nd IH of Diphyllobothrium latum?

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Small freshwater fish (plerocercoid)

117
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What is the PH of Diphyllobothrium latum?

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Large freshwater fish

118
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Describe human infections with Diphyllobothrium latum

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No or mild clinical disease
Acute: GI symptoms
Chronic: Vit B12 deficiency –> deficiency; nerve degeneration

119
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What is the pathogenesis of adult Cyclophyllidean cestodes in the DH?

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Generally do not cause disease

120
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What is the pathogenesis of Diphyllobothriidean cestodes in the DH?

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They are more likely to cause disease

121
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What does the pathogenesis of metacestodes in IH depend on?

A

Location
Size
Invasiveness

122
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What is the pathogenesis of Diphyllobothriidean metacestodes in 2nd IH?

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Spirometra causes sparaganosis

123
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What is important in controlling cestodes?

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Prevention of infection and reinfection (flea control, prevent carnivory)

124
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What are the zoonotic cestodes with humans as accidental IH?

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Echinococcus granulosus
E. multiocularis
Spirometra spp (2nd IH or PH)
Taenia solium

125
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What are the zoonotic cestodes with humans as accidental or normal DH?

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Diplyidium caninum (accidental)
Taenia solium
Taenia saginata
Diphyllobothrium latum

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