Mod 10 (tbc; table of parasites) Flashcards

(36 cards)

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Phylum Nematoda (level of complexity)

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Organ-system grade

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Organs are organized enough to form organ-systems

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Organ-system grade

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3
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Excretory system has no protonephridia

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Phylum Nematoda

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4
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Phylum Nematoda (Shape)

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Cylindrical shape

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5
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Thick, noncellular outer covering made of collagen

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Cuticle

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6
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Underlying epidermis that secretes the cuticle

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Hypodermis

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7
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___ has a body cavity containing the organs, but does not have a structure called ____ which holds organs in place

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Pseudocoelomate, peritoneum

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8
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Gut is ____ of species that belong to the Phylum Nematoda

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Complete

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9
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Digestion is intracellular by phagocytosis of ____

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Gastrodermal cells

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10
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Phylum Nematoda (Nervous System)

Found around head and tail

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Sensory papillae

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Phylum Nematoda (Nervous System)

Pair of complex sensory organs that open on each side of the head, which enters into a pore with dendrites

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Amphids

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Phylum Nematoda (Nervous System)

Similar to amphids but found in posterior end

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Phasmids

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13
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Neddle-like mating structures found in posterior end of males to facilitate transfer of sperm

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Copulatory spicules

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14
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The most common and well studied free-living nematode

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Caenorhabditis elegans

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15
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Often large, parasitic nematodes; The worms can only mature and reproduce in the intestines of their specific host

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Intestinal Roundworms

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16
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The most common nematode parasite in humans

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Ascaris lumbricoides

17
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Ascaris lumbricoides (Mode of Transmission)

18
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Looks similar to A. lumbricoides, but it is spread by pigs (but can also infect humans)

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Ascaris suum (large roundworm of pigs)

19
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Life-cycle similar to Ascaris, but juveniles do not migrate to other organs in the dog and just stay in the digestive tract

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Toxocara canis (Intestinal Roundworm of Dogs)

20
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Intestinal roundworm of cats

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Toxocara cati

21
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Small nematodes; their anterior end curves, giving it hook-like appearance; Worms only mature in the intestines of their host

22
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Heavy infections can lead to anemia and bloody diarrhea, and larvae penetrates the skin

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Necator americanus (Human hookworm)

23
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Canine hookworm

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Ancylostoma caninum

24
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Small nematodes that tends to curl into a spiral

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Trichina Worms

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Tiny nematode. Mode of transmission is eating raw/undercooked pork with encysted juveniles
Trichinella spiralis (Trichina worm of pork)
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Small intestinal nematodes with a characteristic pointed tail, giving it a "pin-like" appearance
Pinworms
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Most common nematode parasite in children, but causes relatively little disease except for being an annoyance
Enterobious vermicularis
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Long, thin nematodes that invades the circulatory and lymphatic system of their host
Filarial Worms
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Humans are infected when bitten by mosquito carrying the infectious larval stage. The larva will travel through the circulatory system and the enter the lymphatic system to become adults.
Wuchereia bancrofti (Human filarial worm)
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Causative agent of Dirofilariasis/Heartworm in dogs
Dirofilaria immitis (Canine Heartworm)
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This shed throughout the growth of the worm
Cuticle
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This is present only in parasitic nematodes
Phasmids
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This type of nematode has mouth plates which allows them to bite through intestinal walls
Hookworms
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What do you call the larval form of filarial worms?
Microfilaria
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This structure is present in male nematodes and assists in the transfer of sperm
Spicules
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nematos