Parasites Flashcards
(119 cards)
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Mallophaga are known for feeding on
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skin debris
2
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Hemosproidia is a ____ protozoan
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blood
3
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what capillaria species has a direct lifecycle (needing no intermediate host?)
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Capillaria obsignata
4
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what parasite poses the greatest zoonotic risk to human caretakers in birds?
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cryptosporidium
5
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mentronidazole
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Flagyl
6
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pyrantel pamoate
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strongid
7
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Fenbendazole
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Panacur
8
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Praziquantel
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droncit
9
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ivermectin
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Ivomec
10
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what bird is least likely to be suffering from an internal parasite?
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Canary
11
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Capillaria contorta uses what intermediate host?
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earthworms
12
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Emeria and Isospora are both forms of
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coccidia
13
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what can be given to birds with Sarcocystosis
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Trimethoprim/sufla
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histominiasis is commonly known as
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blackhead disease
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Cryptosproididum is spread by
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sporolated oocysts
16
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Sternostoma tracheacolum are commonly found in
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air sacs
17
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what mite are you most likely to see clinical signs involving the respiratory tract in birds?
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Sternostoma tracheacolum
18
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Common treatments for coccidia in birds would be what?
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fenbendazole and metronidazole
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cryptosporidum is a zoonotic disease
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true
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what would you give to treat air sac mites?
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Fenbendazole
21
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Sarcocystis falcatula is a protozoan parasite with the intermediate host of what in birds?
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opossum
22
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what can be given to avians with roundworms?
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pyrantel pamoate, fenbendazole, and ivermectin
23
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what birds are commonly affected with the air sac mite?
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amazon parrots
24
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basic management practices for maintaining a parasite free bird would be all of the following except
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access outside of their enclosure with dirt floors
25
capillaria spp of poultry are commonly called hairworms
true
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internal parasites are a major concern for indoor birds
false
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what is the most important parasitic disease in poultry
coccidia
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what is the treatment of choice for giardia?
metronidazole
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ascarids belong to which phylum of worms?
nematodes
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what disease is caused by obligate intracellular parasites that are transmitted by a mosquito vector? (primate)
malaria
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great apes are rarely used in biomedical research, but when they are used ____ are the most commonly seen
chimpanzee
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in many facilities, an incoming primate must have 5 negative tests for what disease before it can leave quarantine?
tuberculosis
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NWP will be found where?
south america
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what percentage of animasl used in biomedical research are primates?
<0.025%
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what prmate species is most often used for atherosclerosis
squirrel monkey
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what mating system should be used if the exact gestational age must be known in primates?
timed mating
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caretakers are often given a vaccine to prevent what infection?
hepatitis B
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what order of NHP is the msot primitive, small to medium sized, and has a squirrel-like appearance?
prosimians
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what injectable anesthetic can be used for procedures lasting more than 45 minutes in NHPs?
propofol
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what species of primates is most commonly used in biomedical research?
rhesus monkey
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what vessel can be used to collect large amounts of blood from primates but the procedure requires the animal to be anesthetized?
femoral
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what is a significant concern when handling and restraining primates?
safety of the handler
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what was established in 1974 in an effort to control the use of NWPs in biomedical research?
Interagency primate steering committee
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prior to working with primates, humans must be tested for
tuberculosis
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diets for primates must contain what vitamin?
C
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what feature of most OWPs is a hard, keratinized pad on the buttocks?
Ischial callosities
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the clinical sign of what disease include exanthematous rash on the chest, lower body, nasal and ocular discharge, and blepharitis? This disease can be fatal in some NwPs
measels
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what condition can occur in primates with inadequate vitamin c lvls?
scurvy
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when large volumes of medication are needed or if the animal needs continual infusion of medications or fluids, what is the best option for delivery?
vascular access port injections
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non-human primates are considered to be 4-10 times stronger than humans
true
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what zoonotic disease in primates is caused by several different strains of mycobacterium
tuberculosis
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where is tuberculosis testing performed in NHPS
upper eyelid
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what medication can be administered prior to anesthesia to help reduce the amount of saliva produced in primates?
atropine
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what is one feature all caging for primates must include?
secure locks
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inadequate nutrtion intake is a more common problem in NHP's than obesity
false
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animals affected by tuberculosis can develope lesions on what organ?
liver
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what is a lesser ape?
gibbon and siamangs
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there is a vaccine available for both primates and humans for what pox virus?
monkey pox
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bonobos are considered to be more aggressive than chimpanzees
false
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primates are able to get the same dental diseases as humans
true
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what requires that research facilities develop and implement plans to promote the well-being of the NWPs species in their care?
AWA
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what behavior serves as a method of communication and may also serve to strenghten the social organization of primates? this is generally between dominant and non-dominant group members
allogrooming
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the most significant herpesvirus of concern to NHPs is
herpes simiae
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what primate is the natural host for herpes B
rhesus monkey
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the offspring of iodine deficient females can show clinical signs of hypothyroidism
true
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what feature is always absent in OWPs
prehensile tails
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an NHP that is deficient in vitamin D will develop
rickets
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what medication can be given for severe pain in primates?
morphine
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a dietary insufficiency of iodine can lead to the formation of what in primates?
a goiter
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what antiparasitic cannot be used for turtles?
ivermectin
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when treating lizards for protozoans, ____ would be the drug of choice
mretronidazole
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parasitized reptiles
have shorter life spans, are unthrifty, act as a reservoir for human infestations
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ivermectin can be sued to treat parasites in what species of reptile?
gecko, green iguana, and boas
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captive snake are by nature of their habits, exposed to a greater parasite load compared with snakes in the wild?
true
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common clinical signs associated with intestinal parasites in snakes are
anorexia and blood in feces
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ticks will cause not only abnormal looking scales but shedding problems as well
true
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placing a snake in 5% sevin dust for 4-5 hours and then rinsing with 1% ivermectin spray is a common treatment for mites
true
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it is perfectly fine to feed your reptile food items you have personally caught. The changes of parasitic infestation are rare
false
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one method of treating for mites in lizards is to cover the body with mineral oil
true
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what PPE item is mandatory to wear when working with wading birds such as egrets, cranes, or herons?
eye protection
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birds can have heavy metal toxicity after ingesting fishing weights
true
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what animal are you most likely to get mycobacterium leprae from?
armadillo
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what is the best method to get an accurate heart rate on a reptile
doppler
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what is a mosquito-borne viral infeciton from a virus in the Flaviviridae family that can be seriou, life-altering, or even fatal in humans?
west nile virus
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if a wild animal is brought into the hospital, how and where should the animal be kept between treatments?
in a dark, quiet room and away from all other animals
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raccoons are known to carry what intestinal roundworm?
baliascaris procyonis
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a lizard should never be captured by that tail as it has the ability to autotomize the tail. what does this mean?
voluntairy drop the tail to escape
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when restraining a bird of prey, such as an owl, what body part must be controlled to prevent injury to the handler
talons
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if a snake is venomous, what device should be used to capture it?
snake hook
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what is useful when restraining and examining a wild rabbit?
towel
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wild canids such as coyotes and foxes are not susceptible to canine parvo virus
false
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what disease is caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis and if left untreated has a high fatality rate in humans?
bubonic plague
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what species are you most likely to get salmonella from?
reptiles
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anthrax is listed on the global zoonotic chart
true
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what is an infectioius viral disease that attacks the nervous system of humans and other mammals?
rabies
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when restraining a raptor, what might help reduce stress?
covering the head and blocking their vision
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beaver fever is the common name for what disease?
giardia
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signs of abandoned animals might include
skinny, injury, cold, dead siblings
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the transmission of what disease to humans requires the excessive handling or eating of armadillo meat?
leprosy
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A good Samaritan brings an injured red-tailed hawk to the animal hospital. The hospital does not have a permit to treat wildlife. What should the hospital do?
contact a licensed rehabilitator
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An owl is presented that has a compound open fracture to the radius. The wound is showing signs of infection and is obviously over 3 days old. How would you treat this animal?
surgically debride the wound and place a plate to stabalize the fracture
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virtually all wildlife has the potential of carrying salmonella
true
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to treat and care for wild animals special permits are required
true
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bordatella bronchiseptica is considered to be a worldwide zoonotic organism
true
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what disease was discovered in 1993 and is a deadly disease contracted from contact with the urine, feces, or saliva of infected rodents?
hantavirus pulmonary syndrome
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if a wild animal is to be treated in the hospital, the hospital must:
create a medical record
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a good samaritan should complete paperwork when dropping off a wild animal. This paperwork should include what info?
location it was found, how it was captured,a nd whether the animal was fed
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opossums commonly carry
fleas
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many times people find young wildlife and do not see the adult. It is best to advise them
to leave them alone
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the inhalation of dust, feather debris or dried fecal material from a bird may predispose to this infection
chlamydophilia psittaci
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what PPE should always be worn when handling small reptiles?
exam gloves
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A rabbit is brought into the hospital by a good Samaritan who said he saw it get hit by a car just before he brought it in. The rabbit is conscious but unable to use its rear legs. What is the recommended treatment?
humanely euthanize
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what highly virulent disease for humans is often associated with wild rabbits and hares?
tularemia
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rats and mice are the most common carries of Hantavirus
true
115
one of the first steps in performing an exam on a bird is to
observe mentation
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most rabbits will abandon their young if they smell humans on them
false
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reptiles are known to carry what disease?
salmonella
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opossums rarely carry zoonotic disease. What trait can be attributed to this fact?
lower average body temp
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a raccoon is brought into the hospital and is suspected of being hit by a car. What must be done in order to examine the animal thoroughly and safely
anesthetize the animal
