Lec 15: Ectoparasite Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
Q

Most hard ticks submitted to the laboratory belong to the genera ___.

A

Amblyomma
Dermacentor
Ixodes
Rhipicephalus

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2
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Amblyomma spp CN

A
  • Lone star
  • Gulf Coast Tick
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3
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Medical importance of Amblyomma spp.

A

Amblyomma americanum
• tularemia
• granulocytic ehrlichiosis
• monocytic ehrlichiosis

Amblyomma maculatum
• tidewater spotted fever

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4
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Dermacentor spp. CN

A

American dog ticks

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5
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Medical importance of Dermacentor spp.

A

Dermacentor variabilis
• Rocky mountain spotted fever
• tularemia

Dermacentor andersoni
• Rocky mountain spotted fever
• tularemia
Colorado fever virus

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6
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Ixodes spp CN

A

Black-legged deer ticks

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7
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Medical importance of Ixodes spp.

A

Ixodes scapularis & Ixodes pacificus
• Lyme borreliosis
• babesiosis

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8
Q

Brown Dog Tick is the CN of what hard tick?

A

Rhipicephalus sanguineus

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9
Q

Medical importance of Rhipicephalus sanguineus

A

Rocky mountain fever

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10
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  1. CN of Sarcoptes scabiei
  2. Medical importance
A
  1. Human itch mite
  2. Scabies
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  1. CN of Demodex spp.
  2. Medical importance
A
  1. Follicle mite
  2. Inhabits sebaceous glands & hair follicles (mostly scalp follicles)
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12
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  1. Dust mite is the CN of ___.
  2. Medical importance
A
  1. Dermatophagoides spp.
  2. Allergies, asthma
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13
Q

How to distinguish Ticks from mites?

A

Ticks are/have:
• larger
• Haller’s organ (chemosensation)
• Toothed hypostome

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14
Q

The species of Lice that parasitize humans

A
  • Pediculus humanus
  • Pthirus pubis
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15
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The difference of Pthirus pubis from Pediculus humanus

A

Pthirus pubis
• wider
• has abdominal protuberance

Pediculus humanus
• longer

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16
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Medical importance of Pediculus humanus

A

Anemia (heavy infestation)

17
Q

Medical importance of Pthirus pubis

A
  • NOT a vector of disease
  • High contagious
18
Q

Two main Bed Bug spp that feed on humans

A
  • Cimex lectularius
  • Cimex hemipterus
19
Q
  1. CN of Ctenocephalides spp.
  2. Intermediate host
A
  1. Cat & Dog flea
  2. Hymenolepis spp.
20
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  1. CN of Xenopsylla cheopis
  2. Medical importance
A
  1. Oriental Rat Flea
  2. Medical importance
    • Black plague (Yersinia pestis)
    • Hymenolepis spp. carrier
21
Q
  1. CN of Pulex irritans
  2. Medical importance
A
  1. Human Flea
  2. Dipylidium caninum & Hymenolepis spp. carriers
22
Q
  1. Species under Tunga
  2. CN of Tunga spp.
  3. Medical importance
A
  1. a. Tunga penetrans
    b. Tunga trimamillata
  2. Chigoe fleas
  3. Tungiasis
23
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  1. CN of Dermatobia hominis
  2. Clinical presentation
A
  1. Human Bot Fly
  2. Furuncular myiasis
24
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  1. CN of Cochliomyia hominivorax
  2. Clinical presentation
A
  1. Primary screwworm fly
  2. Obligatory wound myiasis
25
1. CN of Cordylobia anthropophaga 2. Clinical presentation
1. skin maggot fly 2. Obligatory furuncular myiasis
26
1. CN of Lucilla (Phaenicia) spp. 2. Clinical presentation
1. Blow fly 2. Facultative wound myiasis, aural myiasis
27
1. CN of Sarcophaga spp. 2. Clinical presentation
1. Flesh fly 2. **Aural myiasis**, facultative wound myiasis
28
1. CN of Gasterophilus spp. 2. Clinical presentation
1. Horse stomach bot fly 2. Migratory furuncular myiasis
29
1. CN of Oestrus ovis 2. Clinical presentation
1. Sheep Nasal bot fly 2. Opthalmomyiasis
30
1. CN of Cuterebra spp. 2. Clinical presentation
1. Roden and Lagomorph bot fly 2. Furuncular myiasis
31
**Pseudoparasite**: PSYCHODIDAE 1. Species 2. CN 3. Location 4. Feeding
1. Psychoda cinerea 2. **a.** Moth fly **b.** Drain fly 3. Water & organic sludge 4. Organic film, bacteria, fungi, algae
32
**Pseudoparasite**: SYRPHIDAE 1. Species 2. CN 3. Feeding
1. Eristalis tenax 2. **a.** Rat-tailed maggot **b.** Drone fly 3. Decaying organic matter
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**Pseudoparasite**: STRATIOMYIDAE 1. Species 2. CN
1. Hermetia illucens 2. Soldier fly