Order Digenea: Genus Fascioloides Flashcards

(52 cards)

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Common name of Fascioloides

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Large American liver fluke

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Fascioloides “large american liver fluke”

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• Large (2-10 cm), oval, thick flesh-colored fluke
• No distinct anterior cone

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Final Host of Fascioloides magna

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white-tailed deer

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Intermediate Host of Fascioloides magna

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Lymnaea sp.
Fossaria sp.
Siagnocola sp.

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Predilection site of Fascioloides magna

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Liver tissue and/or bile duct

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Life Cycle of Fasciola spp.

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Ruminant Host- EGG- egg containing MIRACIDIUM- miracidium penetrating small- SPOROCYST- REDIA- CERCARIA- METACERCARIA

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Forms of the Disease

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Acute and Chronic

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ACUTE forms of the Disease

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  • less common
  • liver necrosis and hemorrhage
  • associated with BLACK DISEASE which is caused by CLOSTRIDIUM NOYVI
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Chronic form of disease

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  • most common
  • hepatic fibrosis and hyperplastic cholangitis
  • pipe stem liver
  • hazel nut sized cysts
  • bottle jaw
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Diagnosis of Fasciola spp.

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  • fecal exam
  • skin test
  • ELISA
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11
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drug of choice for fasciola spp.

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Triclabendazole

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-large, (2-10 cm), oval, thick flesh-colored fluke

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Fascioloides “large american liver fluke”

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13
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no distinct anterior cone

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Fascioloides “large american liver fluke”

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14
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Final host is white tailed deer are the normal definitive host although other ruminants may be affected

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Fascioloides magna

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15
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Distribution of Fascioloides magna

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North and Central America: Europe

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Vet. significance of Fascioloides magma

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low in sheep; may be high in cattle

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17
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Life cycle similar with Fasciola

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Fasciolopsis

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18
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9-13 wks prepatent period

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Fasciolopsis

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19
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Large (3-7 cm)

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Fasciolopsis

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20
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infection acquired by ingestion of encysted MC in tubers of water plants like water chestnut which are eaten raw by animals

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Fasciolopsis

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21
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scientific name of water chestnut

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Eliocharis tuberosa

22
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final host are man and pigs

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fasciolopsis buski

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Intermediate host of Fasciolopsis buski

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Planorbis sp., Segmentina sp.

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predilection site of Fasciolopsis buski

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small intestine

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Distribution of Fasciolopsis buski
South and Southeast Asia
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Pathology of Fasciolopsis buski
Diarrhea, intestinal ulceration, emaciation, emaciation and anemia in humans
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less pathogenic in dog and pig
Fasciolopsis buski
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oral sucker, ventral sucker (terminal end, maggot appearance)
Paramphistomoidea (amphistomes)
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common name of paramphistomoidea (amphistomes)
conical flukes or stomach flukes
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pear-shaped, red or pink in color.
paramphistomes
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Paramphistomoidea (Amphistomes)
° also known as PARAMPHISTOMES, CONICAL FLUKES, or STOMACH FLUKES ° PEAR-SHAPED, RED or PINK in color ° Suckers are situated at each extremity ° PHARYNX are ABSENT ° with SIMPLE CECA
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with ventral pouch, body not divided into 2 parts
Gastrothylacidae
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without ventral pouch, body not divided into 2 parts
Paramphistomidae
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without ventral pouch, body divide into 2 parts
gastrodiscidae
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Genera of Family Gastrothylacidae
• Fischoederius • Carmyerius • Gastrothylax • Velasquezotroma
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Fischoederius in rumen of cattle and carabao
F. elongatus F. cobboldi
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Carmyerius in rumen
C. synethes C.gregarius
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Gastrothylax in rumen
G. crumenifer
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Velasquezotroma in rumen of buffaloes
V. brevisacus
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Genera of Family Paramphistomidae
• Paramphistomum • Calicophoron • Gigantocotyle • Cotylophoron • Ceylonocotyle/Orthocoelium
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Paramphistomum in rumen and reticulum
P. cervi
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Calicophoron in rumen
C. calicophorum C. crassium
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Gigantocotyle in liver of cattle and carabao
G. batycotyle
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Gigantocotyle in bile duct, gallbladder, and duodenum of cattle and buffalo
G. explanatum
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Cotylophoron in rumen and reticulum
C. cotylophorum
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Genera of Family Gastrodiscidae
• Gastrodiscus • Homologaster
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Genera of Family Gastrodiscidae
• Gastrodiscus • Homologaster
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Host of Gastrodiscidae
mainly found in ruminants but may also be present in pigs and horses
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Intermediate Host of Gastrodiscidae
Planorbis sp., Bulinus sp., Galba sp., Lymnaea sp.
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Site of Gastrodiscidae
rumen and reticulum
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Life Cycle of Gastrodiscidae
generally similar patterned with FASCIOLA, but the prepatent period is only 7-10 weeks and the entire life cycles takes 14-16 weeks
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Treatment of Gastrodiscidae
Albendazole