Flukes Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
Q

Can we see float Trematodes?

A

No, eggs are too heavy to float

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2
Q

What test do we use to find flukes?

A

fecal sedimentation

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3
Q

Salmon poisoning

A

Nonphyetus salminocola

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4
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Nanophyetus salminocola

A

Salmon poisoning

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5
Q

Who is the host of salmon poisoning?

A

Dogs and wild carnivores

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6
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Who are the intermediate hosts of salmon poisoning?

A

Snails and then fish (most likely salmon); then hosts eat infected fish

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7
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Clinical signs of salmon poisoning.

A

Diarrhea, vomiting, lethargy, swollen lymph nodes

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8
Q

Intestinal fluke

A

Altria spp.

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9
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Alaria spp.

A

Intestinal fluke

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10
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Primary hosts of intestinal flukes

A

Dog, cat, fox, mink

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11
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Intermediate hosts of Alaria spp.

A

Aquatic snails, frogs, snakes, mice

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12
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Signs of intestinal flukes.

A

Fecal mucus,respiratory compromise, hemorragic enteritis, pulmonary hemorrahage

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13
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Has zoonotic potential from eating undercooked frog legs.

A

Intestinal fluke

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14
Q

Lung fluke

A

Paragonimus kellicotti

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15
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Paragonimus kellicotti

A

Lung fluke

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16
Q

Hosts of lung fluke.

A

Dogs, cats, mammals

17
Q

Intermediate hosts of lung flukes.

A

Snails then crayfish

18
Q

Has zoonotic potential from eating crayfish.

19
Q

Lancet fluke

A

Dicroceoelium dendriticum

20
Q

Dicrocoelium dendriticum

21
Q

Host of the lancet fluke

A

Sheep, goats and other animals

22
Q

Intermediate hosts of lancet flukes.

A

Land snail then the ant

23
Q

Rumen flukes

A

Paramphistomum spp

24
Q

Paramo historic spp.

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Hosts of rumen flukes.
Cattle,cheep, goats and other ruminants
26
Intermediate hosts of rumen flukes.
Aquatic snails
27
Adults look like Rice Krispies.
Rumen flukes
28
Fasciola hepatica
Liver fluke
29
Liver fluke
Fasciola hepatica
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Hosts of liver flukes.
Cattle, sheep, deer, man and other herbivores
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Intermediate hosts of liver fluke .
Aquatic snails
32
Natural host of the liver fluke In the Midwest.
White tailed deer
33
Where do we usually find flukes around?
Water
34
Spp. Usually fatal in sheep.
Liver fluke