Para Final-ascarids&strongyles Flashcards

(50 cards)

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Family Ascarididae

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-small intestine
-mouth with 3 lips
-males with 2spicules
-oviparous
-oval/rounded eggs with thick shell
-L2 infective
-visceral larva migrans
Genus Toxascaris, Toxocara, Ascaris, Parascaris

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Toxascaris

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T.leonina

  • canids+felids
  • direct L.C
  • no migration
  • rats+reptiles parade if hosts
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Toxocara

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T.canis
-canids S.I
-direct L.C
-4 routes of infection
-lagomorphs are paratenic host
T.cati
-felids S.I
-direct L.C
-no prenatal infection
-lactogenic infection important
T.vitolorum
-cattle S.I 
-no cervical alae
-terminal spicule
-direct L.C
-transplacental+transmammary transmission
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Ascaris

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A.suum

  • swine S.I
  • turtle shell like eggs
  • direct L.C
  • L3 moults in liver
  • no transmammary or prenatal transmission
  • earthworms+beetles are paratenic hosts
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Parascaris

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P.equorum

  • horse S.I
  • 3 large+3 small lips
  • male tail with 3 lateral alae
  • direct L.C
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Family Anisakidae

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Anisakis

  • zoonotic
  • stomach of marine animals
  • indirect L.C
  • L2 in copepod crustaceans (I.H)
  • marine fishes with encapsulated L3 are paratenic hosts
  • L3 infectious
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Heterakis

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H.gallinarum

  • small
  • in caecum
  • direct L.C
  • L2 infective
  • earthworms are paratenic hosts
  • oval eggs
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Ascaridia

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A.galli and A.columbae
-large
-S.I
-male tail with alae and precloacal sucker
-oval eggs with thick shell
-direct L.C-earthworms with L3 are paratenic hosts
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Order Strongylida

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  • strongyliform oesophagus
  • males with copulatory bursa and 2 spicules
  • radiated crown common
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Superfamily Trichostrongyloidea

Family Trichostrongylidea

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-No buccal capsule
-strongyle type eggs (not nematodirus)
-direct L.C
-L3 is infective
Phostotropic positive and geotropic negative larvae
-L4 hypobiosis
-small hairlike adults
Large nematodes of abomasum
Small nematodes of abomasum
Small nematodes of S.I

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Haemonchus

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Big nematodes of abomasum 
-“barbers pole” worm
-haematophagous
-female with vulvar flap
-male with asymmetrical spicules
H.concortus-cattle
H.placei-cattle
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Small nematodes of abomasum

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Ostertagia
Marshallagia
Trichostrongylus

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Ostertagia

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Small nematodes of abomasum 
-brown
-females with vulvar flap
-males with symmetrical spicules
O.oestertagi-cattle abomasum 
T.circumtinta-small ruminants
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Marshallagia

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Small nematodes of abomasum
-large copulatory bursa with large dorsal ray
M.marshalli-ruminants

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Trichostrongylus

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Small nematodes of abomasum 
-very small and thin
-reddish/brown
-short/thick/twisted spicules of unequal length
T.axei-ruminants
T.columbriformis-ruminants S.I
T.vitrinus-ruminants S.I
T.capricola-ruminants S.I
T.tenuis-birds S.I and caecum
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Small nematodes of S.I

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Cooperia
Nematodirus
Hyostrongylus

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Cooperia

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-cephalic vesicles
-reddish/brown
-short spicules
C.curticei-small ruminants S.I
C.punctata-cattle S.I
C.pectinate-cattleS.I
C.oncophora-cattle+sheep S.I

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Nematodirus

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-cephalic vesicles
-2 long fused spicules, longer than copulatory bursa
-eggs with less than 16 blastomeres
N.spathiger-sheep S.I
N.battis-sheep S.I
N.filicollis-sheep S.I
N.helvetianus-cattle S.I

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Hyostrongylus

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Swine stomach

  • thin reddish
  • hematophagus
  • copulatory bursa
  • direct L.C
  • L3 infective
  • L4 hypobiotic in stomach mucosa
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Superfamily Strgyloidea

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  • zoonotic
  • buccal capsule
  • strongyle type eggs
  • direct L.C
  • L3 infectious
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Stephanurus

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Visceral larva migrans
-ureter/kidney/liver of pigs
-big buccal capsule with radiated crown
-L3 infective
-paratenic hosts
-encapsulation in organs/blood vessels=obstruction
S.dentata
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Syngamus

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-G.I system of birds
-hematophagus
-buccal capsule with teeth
-eggs with mucoid plugs
-permanent copula
-L3 infective
-direct L.C
-earthworms paratenic hosts
-mating in trachea
S.trachea

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Family Ancylostomadie

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Hook worms
-duodenum 
-zoonotic
-cutaneous larva migrans 
Genus Ancylostoma, Ucinaria, Bunostomum
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Ancylostoma

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Visceral larva migrans
-zoonotic 
-duodenum
-hematophagus 
-deep buccal capsule
-direct L.C
-L3 infective 
-4 ways of infection (cutaneous,oral,prenatal,lactogenic)
A.caninum-carnivores
A.tubaeforme-cats
A.brasiliense-carnivores, tropical region
A.duodenale-man, wild animals, swine
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Uncinaria
Visceral larva migrans - zoonotic - cutting plates - oral route - carnivores jejunum/ilium
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Bunostomum
Visceral larva migrans -zoonotic -percutaneous infection through hair follicles -ruminants S.I B.trigonocephalum-small ruminants jejunum/ilium B.phlebotomus-cattle duodenum
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Family Strongylidae
Large strongyle of horses | Genus Strongylus, Tridontoporus
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Strongylus
``` Large strongyles of horses -caecum and colon -intraorganic migration -hematophagous -direct L.C -L3 infective S.equinus-liver/pancreas S.edentatus-right flank/hepatic ligament, no teeth S.vulgaris-cranial mesenteric artery, 4 months of migration ```
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Tridontoporus
Large strongyle of horses - caecum and colon - direct L.C - L3 infective - no migration - ulcers in right dorsal colon
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Family Trichonematidae
Small strongyles/cyathomines of horses - caecum/colon - short buccal capsule, internal+external leaf crowns - direct L.C - L3 infective - L3 can be hypobiotic in mucosa
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Family Trichonematidae
L.I of swine and ruminants Chabertia Oesophagostomum
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Chabertia
- ruminants L.I - big buccal capsule with radiated crown - Direct L.C - L3 infective
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Oesophagostomum
- colon of ruminants and swine - small buccal capsule with radiated crown - cervical alae and papillae - copulatory bursa - direct L.C - L3 infective - L3 hypobiotic in colon mucosa when subsequent
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Family Trichostrongylidae
Bronchopulmonary strongyle Lungworms of ruminants Dictyocaulus
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Dictyocaulus
``` Large lungworm of ruminants -direct L.C -L3 infective -fungus Piobolus help spread by spores D.viviparus- cattle D.filaria-small ruminants ```
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Family Protostrongylidae
Bronchi/bronchioles/alveoli of small ruminants -larvated eggs -L1 in feces, posterior end of taxonomic value -indirect L.C -slugs are I.H -L3 infective -breeding nodules in lungs Genus Protostrongylus, Neostrongylus, Muellerius, Cystocaulus -
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Family Metastrongylidae
In bronchi of swine | Metastrongylus
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Metastrongylus
``` Bronchi of swine -small buccal capsule -larvated eggs -indirect L.C -earthworms are I.H -L3 infective M.apri ```
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Family Filariodidae
``` Lungworms of dogs and cats Filaroides -direct L.C -L1 infective -transplacental+oral infection route -feed regurgitation important F.osteri-nodules in trache/bronchi of dogs F.hirthi-pulmonary parenchyma of dogs F.rostratus-trachea/bronchi of cats ```
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Family Crenosomatidae
``` Lungworms of Fox/canids Crenosoma -bronchi/trachea -indirect L.C -snails and slugs are I.H -L3 infective C.vulpis ```
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Family Angiostrongylidae
In lungs and blood of cats and dogs -indirect L.C -slugs and snails are I.H Angiostrongylus vasorum-pulmonary artery of dogs/foxes Aelurostrongylus abstrussus-lungs of cats
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Ascarids-genuses
``` Toxascaris Toxocara Ascaris Parascaris Anisakis Ascaridia ```
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Big nematodes of abomasum
Haemonchus
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Small nematodes of abomasum
Ostertagia Teladorsagia Marshallagia Trichostrongylus
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Strongyles of small intestine
Cooperia | Nematodirus
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Strongyles of large intestine
Chabertia | Oesophagostomum
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G.I system of swine & birds
Hyostrongylus Stephanurus Syngamus
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Large strongyles of horses
Strongylus | Triodontophorus
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Hook worms
Ancylostoma Uncinaria Bunostomum
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Bronchopulmonary nematodes
``` Dictyocaulus Protostrongylus Muellerius Cystocaulus Metastrongylus Filaroides Crenosoma Angylostrongylus Aelurostrongylus ```