Final Flashcards
What is the difference between the sucking and chewing lice?
Chewing have wide heads with mandibles
sucking have small heads with claws
Who transmits the swinepox
Haematopinus
What is the chewing louse of the dog?
Trichodectes canis
Chewing louse of cats?
Felicola subrostrata
Chewing louse of cattle, horses sheep and goats?
Damalinia
Chewing louse of guinea pigs
Gliricola porcelli
Which chewing louse can harbor Diplydium caninum?
Trichodectes canis
Infestation with lice more common in winter months when animals are crowded-whats this called?
Pediculosis
Whats the Life cycle type of fleas?
Complex metamorphasis
Whats the life cycle type of lice?
Incomplete/simple metamorphasis
What are the hosts for the Haematopinus?
Swine, cattle and horses
Which louse have abdominal spircles not heavily sclerotized and do not protrude above surface of the abdomen?
Linognathus
What animals does Linognathus affect?
Dogs, Cattle, sheep/goats
Which louse has abdominal spiracle that do protrude above the surface of the abdomen?
Solenopotes
What kinds of lice can birds get?
ONLY chewing
Which lice are the human lice?
Pediculus capitis
or Pthirus
Which lice is the human crab louse and why is it called this?
Pthirus
Small first claws and larger 2nd and 3rd tarsal claws making it look like a crab
Which louse is the human head is the body louse
Pediculus humanus
Which louse transmits swine pox?
Haematopinus
Which tongue worm is zoonotic?
Linguatula serrata
If you have a reptile that comes in with respiratory distress and chronic wasting, what are you going to suspect?
Linguatula serrata
What can Linguata serrata cause in dogs?
Sneezing, nasal discharge, obstruction of nasal passages
What stage of life is the of infective stage of linguatula
Nymphs
What is the common name for the Pentastomes?
Tongue worms
Life cycle of Pentastomes
- egg is ingested by mammalian intermediate host (ex. rodent, ruminant, human, or non-human primate)
- larva hatch and migrate to the liver, lymph nodes, and peritoneal mesenteries
- larva develop into infective nymphs and become “encased in host tissues
- definitive host eats infected intermediate host and adults mature
- ingested nymphs migrate up the back of the throat into nasal turbinates or are swallowed
- eggs secreted in nasal secretions and feces (eggs coughed up and then swallowed in order to be released via GIT)
Which 2 will make you think guinea pigs have epilepsy? Whats it really due to
Gliricola and Trixocara
there is intense pruritis
Deck of the boat, who did they claim it came from
Pthirus
Which louse is associated with the respiratory system
Pentastomes
Which louse is on reptiles that can cause respiratory distress and chronic wasting?
Linguatula serrata
Pentastome
Which tick has an anal groove?
Ixodes
Lyme dz can be transmitted
Sexually, transtadial and intrastadial
Whats it called when you have a larvae or nymph ingest the pathogen and carry it through to the next life cycle/
Transtadial
Whats it called when males looking for a female bites a host and transmits the pathogen?
Intrastadial