Exam 1- Key Features/Differences

Question 1

Moroccan Leather is caused by nematodes that live where in the body?

Answer 1

Stomach nematodes

Question 2

No Hepatic Tracheal Migration (Only one in superfamily)

Answer 2

Toxocaris Leonina

Question 3

Causes urticaria (superfamily)

Answer 3

strongyloides

Question 4

Superfamily with Hepatic Tracheal Migration

Answer 4

Toxocari

Question 5

Affects young puppies (3 nematodes)

Answer 5

Ancylostoma Caninum, Uncinaria Stnocephala, Strongyloides stercoralis

Question 6

Causes milk spots in liver

Answer 6

Ascaris suum

Question 7

VERY SHORT PPP (superfamily)

Answer 7

strongyloides

Question 8

Clinical signs: Pot Belly (Superfamily)

Answer 8

Toxocari

Question 9

Poultry Cecal Worm

Answer 9

Heterakis galinarum

Question 10

Associated with stress

Answer 10

Cooperia & Trichostrongylus

Question 11

Nodular/Pimply worm

Answer 11

Oesophagostomum

Question 12

Resistant

Answer 12

Haemonchus contortus, Small Strongyles

Question 13

Meningial Worm

Answer 13

Paralephostrongylus tenius

Question 14

Leadshot

Answer 14

Muellerius

Question 15

Superfamily with Indirect Lifecycles

Answer 15

Metastrongyloidea (Lungworms)

Question 16

3 that use a Baermann for Dx

Answer 16

Metastrongyloidea, Dictyocaulus, Strongyloides

Question 17

Threadworms

Answer 17

strongyloides

Question 18

Roundworms

Answer 18

toxocari

Question 19

Lungworms (2)

Answer 19

Dictyocaulus, Metastrongyloidea

Question 20

Postpatent Parasitic Bronchitis

Answer 20

Dictyocaulus

Question 21

Famacha to gauge anemia

Answer 21

H. contortus

Question 22

Bottle Jaw (2)

Answer 22

Haemonchus, oesophagostomum

Question 23

Cause anorexia

Answer 23

oesophagostomum

Question 24

1 superfamily and 2 species that can have infective L2

Answer 24

Heterakis galinarum, ascaridia spp, Toxocari

Question 25

Causes colic

Answer 25

strongylus vulgaris

Question 26

Cutaneous Larval Migrans

Answer 26

Braziliense

Question 27

Larvae arrest in winter

Answer 27

cyathostomins

Question 28

Ancylostoma with no Transmammary/Transplacental transmission

Answer 28

A. tubaeformae

Question 29

Large Intestine (1 species, 2 superfamilies)

Answer 29

small & large strongyles, oesophagostomum

Question 30

Small Intestine (6 species, 3 superfamilies)

Answer 30

Ancylostoma, Ascaridia, Heterakis (cecum), Toxocari, oesophagostomum, trichostrongylus, nematodirus battus, cooperia, strongyloides

Question 31

Stomach/Abomasum (6 species)

Answer 31

Ostertagia ostertagi, Teladorsagia circumcincta, Hyostrongylus rubidis, Trichostrongyllus, Haemonchus contortus, Haemonchus placei

Question 32

Cyathostomins

Answer 32

small strongyles

Question 33

L3 migrate to trachea and lungs causing pneumonia

Answer 33

Ancylostoma caninum

Question 34

Interdigital dermatitis

Answer 34

Uncinaria stenocephala

Question 35

Egg is operculated

Answer 35

syngamus trachea

Question 36

Young cattle

Answer 36

Dictyocaulus viviparous

Question 37

mammalated eggs

Answer 37

Ascaris suum

Question 38

Ocular and Visceral Larval migrans

Answer 38

Toxocara Canis