Parasitology Lab Manual Flashcards

(54 cards)

1
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Organisms in the phylum Nematoda are commonly called __________.

A

roundworms

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The development stages in the life cycle of a nematode are _______, _______, and ________.

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egg, four juvenile stages (J1, J2, J3, J4), and adult

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A life cycle is considered _________ if no intermediate host is necessary for development to the infective stage.

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direct

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The primary ascarids that infect puppies and kittens are ______, ______, and _______.

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toxocara canis, toxocara cati, and toxocara leonina

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Adult Dirofilaria immitis are found within the _______, _______, and ________.

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right ventricle, pulmonary artery, and the fine branches of the pulmonary artery

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The prepatent period of D. immitis in dogs is approximately ________.

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6 months

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The ______ is the intermediate host for D. immitis.

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mosquito

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8
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The microfilariae of _______nonpathogenic nematodes must be differentiated from those of D. immitis.

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human filarial from

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9
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Tapeworms are dorsoventrally flattened and contain segments known as ________.

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proglottids

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A dog and cat becomes infected with the tapeworm _______ by ingesting the flea intermediate host.

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Dipylidium caninum

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The intermediate hosts for Taenia pisiformis are _______ and _______.

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rabbits and hares

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The tapeworm _______ ________ is the hydatid cyst tapeworm for dogs.

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Echinococcus granulosus

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13
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Nanophyetus salmincola is commonly referred to as the ______ of dogs.

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salmon poisoning fluke

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The three primary phyla of parasitic protozoa are ______, _________, and _______.

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apicomplexa, sarcomastigophora, and ciliphora

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The term _______ refers to the motile, feeding stage of a protozoal parasite.

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trophozoite

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_______ is a protozoal parasite described as pear shaped and dorsoventrally flattened with four pairs of flagella.

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Giardia

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Infection with _________ manifests as infertility, spontaneous abortion, and pyometra.

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Tritrichomonas foetus

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Cats infected with _________ generally only shed oocysts for less than 2 weeks for their entire life.

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Toxoplasma gondii

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_____ are basophilic, pear-shaped trophozoites found in the red blood cells (RBCs) on stained blood smears.

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Babesia

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The _______ are a group of obligate intracellular gram-negative bacteria and transmitted by arthropod or helminth vectors.

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Rickettsia

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21
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_______ can act as intermediate hosts for the common tapeworm, Dipylidium caninum.

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Fleas and lice

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The biting and chewing lice are in the order ______, and the sucking lice are in the order ________.

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Mallophaga and Anoplura

23
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Infestation by larval dipterans is referred to as _____.

24
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Immunodeficiency of the host is necessary for infestation with ______ mites to be clinically apparent.

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_______ is a species of mite that lives in the external ear canal of dogs and cats.
Psoroptidae
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An organism which supports the adult or sexually reproductive form of a parasite.
Definitive host
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The time interval between the initial infection with a parasite and the detection of the parasite in the host's body.
Prepatent period
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Organism that a parasite uses to temporarily reside in while it develops into an adult, and to bridge gaps in its life cycle. Transport hosts (rodents, fish, reptiles, and insects)
Paratenic host
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A parasitic infection caused by lice, small insects that feed on human blood.
Pediculosis
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Infestation with or disease caused by mites.
Acariasis
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Describe the method used to recover the ova of Oxyuris.
To collect samples from the perianal area using a clear adhesive tape and examine it under a microscope.
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List the larval stages of trematodes.
Miracidium, sporocyst, redia, and cercaria
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List conditions under which a protozoal parasite might develop into a cyst.
Adverse environmental conditions such as nutrient deprivation, temperature extremes, pH changes, desiccation, host immune response, changes in osmotic pressure, and the presence of specific chemical signals.
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Ancylostoma caninum
hookworm
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Dirofilaria immitis
heartworm
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Toxocara canis
roundworm/ascarid
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Trichuris vulpis (canine)
whipworm
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Ancylostoma braziliense / tubaeforme (feline)
hookworm
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Toxascaris leonina and toxocara cati
roundworm
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Trichuris serrata (feline)
whipworm
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Oxyuris equi
pinworm
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Parascaris equorum
roundworm
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Strongyloides westeri (equine)
intestinal threadworm
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Life cycle stage of trematodes that develops in the intermediate host
Cercaria
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Organism commonly referred to as a fluke
Trematoda
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Common name for the larva of some species of flies; often in fistulated subcutaneous sites
Warbles
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A parasite that resides within a host's tissues
Endoparasite
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A parasite that resides on the surface of its host
Ectoparasite
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Infestation with larvae (maggots) of dipterans
Myiasis
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The "head" of a cestode by which it attaches to its host
Scolex
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Condition in which female organisms produce eggs that develop without fertilization
Parthenogenetic
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Outer layer or covering of epithelium
Cuticle
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Segments that comprise the body of a cestode
Proglottis
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Any of the nematodes of the Ascaridoidea family
Ascaris