Parasitology Exam 2 - Parasites Flashcards

(32 cards)

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Q

haemonchus contortus
host
location
clinical signs

A

“barber pole worm” HOT COMPLEX
ruminants
abomasum
anemia, pale, bottle jaw, weight loss, death

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ostertagia ostertagia
host
location
pathogenesis

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“brown stomach worm” HOT COMPLEX
sheep/cattle
abomasum
molts in gastric glands and larvae undergo hypobiosis

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trichostrongyles spp.
host
location

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HOT COMPLEX
small ruminants, rodents, horses, pigs, birds
small intestine

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cooperia sp. associated with

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HOT COMPLEX
resistance to anthelmintics in ruminants

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Oesophagostomum spp.
host
location
clinical signs

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“nodular worms of livestock” HOT COMPLEX
ruminants
large intestine
nodules in walls of SI/LI

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Dicytocaulus viviparous
host
location
life cycle specifics

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“cattle lung worm”
cattle
bronchial tree
vermiform embryo

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Muellerius capillaris
host
location
morphology
life-cycle (intermediate host)
diagnostics

A

“sheep lungworm”
sheep
lungs
posterior dorsal spine larvae
snail/slugs, L1 larvae coughed up and swallowed, L3 ingested
baermann

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Strongyloides
host
location
life cycle
transmission
diagnostics
zoonotic effect

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ruminants - pass larvated eggs
GI tract
L1 “rhabitiform larvae”, L3 “filariform”
homogonic (female to L3), heterogonic (female free living)
ingestion of L3 larvated eggs
sheep –> percutaneous
cattle –> transmammary
fecal float for larvated eggs
CLM

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small strongyles
host
location
life-cycle
transmission

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equine
GI tract
do not migrate extra-intestinally
ingestion of L3

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strongylus vulgaris
host
location
life cycle

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equine
GI tract
migrates to cranial mesenteric a.

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strongylus edentatus
host
location
life cycle

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equine
GI tract
migrates to liver via heptaic portal system then to subperitoneal space

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12
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strongylus equinis
host
location

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equine
GI tract

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Q

Parascaris equorum
host
location
life cycle
transmission

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“round worm” - largest nematode 40cm
equine
small intestine
hepatic pulmonary migration
ingestion of L3 infected egg

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Oxyuris equi
host
location
life cycle
transmission
clinical signs
diagnostics

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“pinworm”
equine
cecum, colon, rectum
cement eggs in perianal region
ingestion of L3 infective eggs
pruritis, rubbing, rat-tail
scotch tape technique

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15
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monziezia spp.
host
location
morphology
life cycle

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hooved animals
small intestine
triangular and square eggs
cysticercoid (metacestode stage) & oribatid mite (int host)

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anoplocephala perfoliata
host
location
morphology
life cycle
clinical signs

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equine
terminal ileum, cecum
pyriform apparatus, lappets, small round scolex, 4 suckers
oribatid mite (int host)
ulceration, obstruction, perforation

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fasciola hepatica
host
location
life cycle
diagnostics
zoonotic affect

A

“common liver fluke”, digean, monoecious
herbivores
liver/bile duct
miracidium, cercariae, metacercariae; Lymnae snail (int host)
sedimentation (test of choice)
humans

18
Q

cryptosporidium parvum & cryptosporidium hominis
host
location
life cycle
diagnostics
zoonotic affect

A

parvum (humans mammals) & hominis (humans)
GI tract
sporulated oocysts passed in feces
merogony/shizogony, gametogony, sporogony
acid fast
humans - chronic diarrhea

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Q

Eimeria zurnii & Eimeria bovis
host
location
life cycle

A

“large animal coccidia”
many animals
GI tract
merogony/shizogony, gametogony, sporogony
unsporulated oocysts passed

20
Q

Eimeria Leuckarti
host
location
life cycle

A

equine
GI tract
merogony/shizogony, gametogony, sporogony
unsporulated oocysts passes

21
Q

Tritrichomonas foetus
host
location
life cycle
transmission
clinical signs
diagnostics

A

cattle/wild ruminants
urogenital tract
trophozoite stage only, no oocyst
venereal
reproductive issues - abortion
In Pouch System

22
Q

hypoderma lineatum & hyoderma bovis
host
location
clinical signs

A

“northern cattle grub” & “common cattle grub”
cattle
esophageal tissue; spinal cord
fatal, severe rxn

23
Q

chorioptes spp.
host

A

mite
dairy cattle

24
Q

oestrus ovis
host
location
life cycle
zoonotic

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“nasal bot”
sheep
nostrils, frontal sinus
squirt jet of liquid in flight
animals panic, stomp feet, cluster
zoonotic - humans

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Melophagus ovinus host location
"sheep ked" sheep wool
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Psoroptes sp. host life cycle clinical sign diagnostics
mite sheep predilection to ears, then head/neck psoroptes mange superficial skin scraping
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gasterophilus intestinalis host morphology location
equine stomach bots equine reddish/orange with posterior spiracles, 16-20mm margo plicatus, eggs laid on forelimbs
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gasterophilus nasalis
eggs laid on nose
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gasterophilus hemorrhoidalis
eggs laid on lips/mouth
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cheyletiella sp. host location morphology clinical signs
mite small animals dorsum claws, boxy, non-burrowing red/yellow crusts, dermatitis, dandruff
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sarcoptes scabiei host location morphology clinical signs
mite dogs, wild canids ears, elbow, hock, flanks, ventrum no claws, round, burrowing hyperkeratosis, alopecia, pruritus
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demodex spp. (D. canis, D.injair) host location morphology clinical signs diagnostics
small animals normal fauna, overgrowth, hair follicles, sebaceous gland ducts long, elongated, cigar-like localized and generalized deep skin scrapes, require blood